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A self-contained neighborhood in Buckhead
Peachtree Park is planted in the bustling uptown Atlanta district called Buckhead, but it manages to stay secluded from the hubbub. Libby Viergever, a resident since 2018, attributes that to the fact no major roads cut through the residential enclave. “We have six entrances, but there’s no way out on the other side,” explains Viergever, communications chair for the Peachtree Park Civic Association. “We are a self-contained neighborhood.” Cars don’t fly through Peachtree Park on their way to work or the mall, but the streets stay busy. Street festivals, children on bicycles and families walking their dogs are common and constant sights in Peachtree Park, Viergever says. “We live on a corner, and I bet we have 75 people walk by every day.”
Peachtree Park is part of Buckhead, a district of uptown Atlanta known for high-rises & retail.
Buckhead Plaza One offers a thrilling line-up of some of the city's best in Peachtree Park.
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Peachtree Park homes draw residents from families to empty nesters
Single-family homeowners fill Peachtree Park, where Tudors, Cape Cods and other early- and mid-20th-century home styles line the streets. Many of these houses are small, attracting empty nesters moving into the city from the suburbs, Viergever says. However, she adds that the demographics of Peachtree Park aren’t a monolith. “People are generally coming back into town from big homes where they raised kids. But you have a lot of young families with kids here. They’re always out on the street on bikes and hoverboards or walking their dogs.” New homes are popping up too, displaying boxy, modernist designs and larger square footage. A small cottage may cost $600,000, while bigger houses sell for as much as $2.5 million.
Peachtree Park homes often blend various architectural styles.
Tudor homes are one of the common architectural styles of Peachtree Park.
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North Atlanta High School offers college and career prep
Children in Peachtree Park attending Atlanta Public Schools are zoned to schools that all earn a Niche grade of B or higher. Students may start at B-rated Garden Hills Elementary School before progressing to Sutton Middle School, graded a B-plus. North Atlanta High School, graded an A-minus, has its own College and Career Center. Operated by a staff of educators and advisers, the center holds college fairs, connects teens with scholarship resources and assists students in learning about potential careers.
North Atlanta High School is a public school in the Atlanta Public Schools system.
Sutton Middle School is part of the Atlanta Public Schools system.
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Peachtree Park residents maintain playground, nature trail
The civic association and its volunteers maintain an assortment of outdoor amenities. Pocket Park Playground is a fenced-in play area that’s also the site of community ice cream socials and pizza parties. Likewise, residents keep up the Peachtree Park Nature Trail, a mulched path through the woods with signs identifying native trees, vines and shrubs. At the head of the trail, flowers and vegetables sprout in the community garden beds.
Peachtree Park's community garden features 15 rentable beds.
Peachtree Park residents keep up the naturel trail that winds through the Atlanta neighborhood.
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Carnivals and ice cream socials in the streets
Volunteers run Street Play, a group that oversees a series of annual events in the neighborhood. These festivities in the streets include a July 4 parade, end-of-summer pizza party, Easter Egg hunt and Halloween carnival. These events are organized and funded by members of the Peachtree Park Civic Association. “The residents themselves are committed to maintaining and improving the neighborhood,” Viergever says. “We have 15 people on the board and others who are street captains or volunteers for Street Play.”
Thickets of trees offer Peachtree Park residents enjoyable shaded walks in the neighborhood.
Lindbergh residents are regularly upgrading their homes to stay up tp date with home trends.
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Walk to high-end shopping at Lenox Square Mall
Peachtree Park’s location in Buckhead means an upscale shopping and dining scene is next door. Some residents walk to Kyma, a Greek restaurant known for fresh fish; local restaurant news site Atlanta Eats named Kyma one of the best Mediterranean eateries in the city. Within two blocks of the neighborhood, locals can choose from a selection of Italian restaurants and steakhouses. A 220-foot pedestrian bridge stretches across Georgia State Route 400, connecting the neighborhood with Lenox Square, a 250-store mall that hosts luxury brands such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton. Across the street from the mall, AMC Phipps Plaza 14 screens the latest films. Next to Lenox Square, shoppers can pick up groceries and household goods at Publix and Target. Piedmont Atlanta Hospital provides emergency care and other health services 4 miles to the south.
Lenox Square is one of Atlanta's most upscale shopping malls.
Peachtree Park residents can peruse through exclusive items at the Nike Flagship store.
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The homes of Peachtree Park are nestled under a serene canopy of trees.
Reach downtown Atlanta via highway or train tracks
Many employers exist in the surrounding Buckhead district. To commute to downtown Atlanta, motorists pull onto State Route 400 to make the 10-mile drive. U.S. News and World Report ranks Atlanta’s commute as the sixth worst in the nation, so those who want to skip the traffic can hop on the MARTA commuter rail at Lenox Station, 1 mile from Peachtree Park. The train reaches downtown Atlanta from Lenox Station in 20 minutes. Domestic and international flights take off From Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, 20 miles away.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Peachtree Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Peachtree Park, Atlanta sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Peachtree Park, Atlanta over the last 12 months is $985,000, down 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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