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Reynoldstown is on the Atlanta BeltLine
Initially established as one of Atlanta’s first African American neighborhoods after the Civil War, Reynoldstown has seen massive growth and redevelopment in recent years thanks to the introduction of the Atlanta BeltLine trail. The 22-mile pedestrian loop around the city runs through the neighborhood, connecting residents to the multitude of restaurants, parks and entertainment hotspots along the path. “Reynoldstown has a funky vibe,” says Brendan Wright, a Realtor with Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty, who has more than a decade of experience. “It’s changing with new construction, but it’s still the kind of place where people sit on their porches, you know your neighbors, and people are out and about."
The Atlanta Beltline has brought much activity and many changes to Reynoldstown.
Reynoldstown's historic urban neighborhood is filled with aesthically pleasing charm.
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Shopping and dining on Memorial Drive
Along Memorial Drive, there are ample familiar chains, as well as mom-and-pop establishments. “Home Grown is a southern, no-frills restaurant guaranteed to have a line out the door on Saturdays and Sundays,” Wright says. Just next door, Muchacho serves Mexican fare and signature cocktails in a historic rail depot. Madison Yards is a new mixed-use development with an AMC movie theater, Publix grocery store, yoga studio and hair and nail salons. The Eastern is a go-to spot for live music with a rooftop bar.
Reynoldstown is booming with newly developed commercial districts, such as Madison Yards.
Reynoldstown's Homegrown is a no-frills Southern breakfast restaurant adored by the community.
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Reynoldstown offers century-old homes and modern designs
The sidewalk-lined streets of Reynoldstown have an eclectic mix of homes ranging from early-1900s bungalows to newly built, modern townhouses. “One thing that draws people to Reynoldstown is the older houses,” Wright says. “You have people who’ve updated and added to these old homes. But there are also a lot of newly constructed duplexes and clusters of larger townhouses. Overall, the neighborhood feels cohesive, with the exception of some modern homes plopped in.” Although lots are compact, they typically feature mature trees. With rapid development and increasing prices, some longtime residents have struggled to afford living in the neighborhood. The median price for a single-family home in Reynoldstown hovers around $700,000, up from about $150,000 in 2009. Smaller three-bedroom homes range from $500,000 to $700,000, while larger four-bedrooms run from $800,000 to over $1 million. According to the CAP Index Crime Score, Reynoldstown has an overall crime score of 6 out of 10, slightly higher than the national average of 4.
Many Reynoldstown homes have a neighborly charm, with many homes nestled close together.
Many renovated properties are upgraded to Modern Contemporary architectural styles.
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Swimming and tennis at Piedmont Park
Whether it’s for exercise or convenience, residents can walk, jog and bike through Reynoldstown because the BeltLine cuts through the center of the neighborhood. Lang-Carson Park, just off the BeltLine on Flat Shoals Avenue, has a covered basketball court, community garden and playground. Locals can bike 3 miles north on the BeltLine to get to Piedmont Park, a massive 200-acre green space with a pool, tennis center, and dog park. Piedmont Park also hosts hundreds of educational workshops, camps and events throughout the year.
Dog-friendly ParkGrounds cafe has been a Reynoldstown neighborhood landmark for years.
The Eastern
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Events at Lang-Carson Park
The Reynoldstown Farmers Market takes place on Sundays between March and October at Lang-Carson Park’s recreation center and is within walking distance for anyone living in the neighborhood. Vendors sell local produce, meat, eggs, bread and handmade items. In September, there’s the annual Wheelbarrow Festival at the park. This community get-together features a short 0.5k race, live music, food vendors and a cornhole tournament.
Reynoldstown Farmer's Market is a Sunday afternoon market from 12-3PM in Lang Carson Park.
A Lang-Carson Park structure in Reynoldstown.
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Burgess-Peterson Academy, King Middle and Maynard Holbrook Jackson High
Reynoldstown is served by the Atlanta Public Schools district. Students can start off at B-plus-rated Burgess-Peterson Academy for kindergarten through fifth grade before moving on C-plus-rated King Middle. Maynard Holbrook Jackson High gets a B rating and has a College and Career Academy, offering pathways in carpentry, dental science and graphic design.
King Middle School is located in the Grant Park Neighborhood, teaching grades 6th through 8th.
Maynard Jackson High School has a capacity for 1500 students.
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Minutes from downtown Atlanta
Interstate 20 traces the neighborhood’s southern border, and a 3-mile drive west on the highway leads to downtown Atlanta. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority has bus stops sprinkled along major roads like Memorial Drive. Georgia State University and Grady Memorial Hospital are 2 miles west, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is just 10 miles southeast. “If you’re moving to Reynoldstown, it’s because you value being close to the BeltLine and want to be able to get to multiple neighborhoods easily—which is what Intown Atlanta is all about,” Wright says. “People also love that you’re a little bit south of the midtown traffic, so you have easier access to the airport and anything on the south side of town.”
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I moved to Reynoldstown a few years back from New Jersey. I did enjoy it at first but over time realized it was not for me. I found that a lot of the residents were quite shallow and arrogant. Many were nice at first but over time were more interested in how i was not like them rather than our similarities. Many of the homes there are $800k+ and people seem to be very concerned with status and social standing. I found that if you did not assimilate with certain groups they were just not interested in you or almost turned their noses up. Also annoying was among certain groups the constant gossip and trash talking about people who were not present to defend themselves or were not in certain cliques. It honestly reminded me quite a bit of High School. Now of course not everyone was this bad but i think you can find a better community somewhere else with people that are not trying so hard to climb the social ladder more interested in community building.
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Reynoldstown Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Reynoldstown, Atlanta sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Reynoldstown, Atlanta over the last 12 months is $694,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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