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Past and present collide in Whittier Mill Village’s historic district and new subdivision
The history of Whittier Mill Village goes back to 1895 when it was developed to house workers at the Whittier Cotton Mill on the Chattahoochee River. The mill closed in 1971, but the restored cottages keep the village’s aesthetics frozen in time. “It’s a smaller neighborhood and the homes are close together. Not super close but close enough to where everyone knows their neighbor,” says Kyndra Beaudoin-Terry, an area resident and Realtor with Coldwell Banker Atlanta. “A lot of people move here for its diversity and home neighborhood vibe.” Just east of the historic district, the Vinings on the Chattahoochee subdivision, constructed in the early 2010s, has over 200 contemporary homes. According to Beaudoin-Terry, the neighborhood’s good schools and proximity to Atlanta’s booming Upper West Side commercial district are some of the main attractions to the area.
Portions of Whittier Mill Village's original mill still stand tall within the park.
Whittier Mill Village history evolves beautifully, blending timeless scenery & urban life.
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Historic mill worker cottages and contemporary subdivision homes
In the historic district that stretches from Whittier Mill Park to the subdivision, modestly sized wood-paneled cottages with sloped roofs rest on small lots with abundant greenery around every turn. These restored homes, built in the late 1800s and early 1900s, sell for $350,000 to $550,000. In the Vinings on the Chattahoochee subdivision, these larger new-construction homes and townhouses range from $315,000 to $675,000.
Just outside Whittier Mill Village's historic district are modern new-construction homes.
Whittier Mill Village homes often showcase historic details like sloped roofs & wood siding
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History and nature combine at Whittier Mill Park with trails to the Chattahoochee River
The former cotton mill site on Wales Avenue is now home to Whittier Mill Park. At the park’s entrance, the remains of the mill tower and carpenter’s shed stand on a large green field surrounded by trees. The playground includes a rock-climbing wall, a grill and a bocce court. The park has paths entering the 2-mile Hedgerow Trails leading to the Chattahoochee River. HOA members of the Vinings on the Chattahoochee subdivision have access to a pool and tennis court.
Whittier Mill Village's park preserves the neighborhood's historical roots & mill-town charm
The Chattahoochee River flows peacefully through Whittier Mill Village, adding natural charm
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Walk to Bellwood Coffee Riverside for caffeine or a cocktail
On Parrot Avenue, Haven Yoga offers classes, and Bellwood Coffee Riverside is a popular spot for coffee or cocktails. Across James Jackson Highway, there’s a Family Dollar for shopping and Taqueria Mami’s for tacos and more. Three miles away, locals enjoy happy hour in an outdoor setting at The Woodall restaurant on Bolton Road. At The Battery Atlanta, 7 miles north, an outdoor commercial and entertainment district offers an array of shopping, dining and entertainment options. Upscale retailers like Hillflint and Shinola sell everything from luxury knit sweaters to handcrafted watches. Among the 20-plus restaurants and bars are choices like El Superica for Mexican favorites and Puerto Rican dishes at El Super Pan. The Blue Moon Beer Garden’s patio provides a spot to take a load off and enjoy a drink. PBR Atlanta, a country-themed bar, is a hot spot with a mechanical bull. Publix is 3 miles away on Marietta Boulevard for groceries.
Whittier Mill Village residents enjoy nearby shops and amenities along Parrot Avenue.
Bellwood Coffee in Riverside is a popular spot for Whittier Mill Village locals to gather.
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Cheer on the Braves at Truist Park and catch national acts at Coca-Cola Roxy
Whittier Mill Village residents can enjoy a day out at the ballpark, 7 miles north, cheering on the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park. In The Battery Atlanta, Coca-Cola Roxy hosts performances by national and local musicians throughout the year at its 3,600-seat venue. Also in The Battery, The Escape Game Atlanta and Sandbox VR’s 4,500-square-foot virtual reality center are popular attractions.
Truist Park is decorated with pieces that pay homage to Atlanta's rich baseball history.
Coca-Cola Roxy is a popular event venue space that hosts lots of entertainment in Smyrna.
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Bolton Academy offers a dual-language Spanish immersion program
Whittier Mill Village is part of Atlanta Public Schools, which gets a B rating on Niche. Bolton Academy, rated B-plus, offers a dual-language Spanish immersion program in pre-K through fifth grade. The day is split between classes conducted in Spanish and English for students selected through a lottery. “A lot of people move here for Bolton Academy,” Beaudoin-Terry says. Students move on to B-plus rated Sutton Middle School and A-rated North Atlanta High School, the only schools in Atlanta or Fulton County to offer the International Baccalaureate World School Middle Years Program. This curriculum connects classroom studies with real-world situations. Students in Georgia can also attend schools outside of their zoned assignments due to the state’s school choice laws.
Bolton Academy serves students from K-5th grade.
North Atlanta High School public high school in Paces, GA was once the former IBM building.
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Nearby Interstate 285 loops around Atlanta
Interstate 285, which circles Atlanta, and Interstate 20, are both within 2 miles of the neighborhood. A Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) bus stops on Bolton Road with routes into downtown Atlanta 10 miles east. Emory University Hospital Midtown is 8 miles east.
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Whittier Mill Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Whittier Mill Village, Atlanta sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Whittier Mill Village, Atlanta over the last 12 months is $515,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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