Midtown Atlanta

Rated one of the best neighborhoods to live in Atlanta, Midtown Atlanta is considered one of the most desirable areas in the Big Peach due to its easy access to Atlanta’s transportation, parks (including Piedmont Park), restaurants, and thriving Midtown Arts District. While its population is steady at 42,000, you’ll see it grow to 81,000 during the day and draw over six million visitors each year to its festivals and attractions.

Its nickname, Atlanta’s Heart of the Arts, perfectly reflects its flourishing arts scene, dense concentration of art galleries, museums, theaters, and historic buildings. Here you’ll find the Woodruff Arts Center, Fox Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Arts. Atlanta’s Midtown Mile, running along Peachtree Street, offers a choice of one-of-a-kind restaurants and boutique shops. Students will be bustling back and forth to class from the Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta campus.

Due to the vibrant community life, Midtown Atlanta has shown rapid residential development over the last decade. Homeowners can expect everything from old, Victorian homes to modern condos. Midtown offers all of these attractions right around the corner, with ample walkways and bike paths throughout the neighborhood. Everything is nearby: a walk to the market, new restaurants opening up, and meeting friends and family for one of the many activities in the neighborhood.