College Park

College Park

Located in Fulton County

$399,640 Average Value
$217 Average Price per Sq Ft
51 Homes For Sale

Historic city home to the busiest airport in the world

Travelers through Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport most likely don’t realize they are in the historic city with a passion for brunch when waiting for their next flight at the world’s busiest airport. Initiating in 1846 from a land grant, College Park’s urban historic district is the fourth largest in the state, featuring 867 structures on the National Register of Historic Places. The collection includes homes, monuments, churches and schools, among others. “It is an attractive area for not only airport personnel but everyone,” says Rayshell Scott, a Realtor with Better Homes and Garden Real Estate Metro Brokers, with five years of experience. “It has a historical element, has a prestigious private school and many restaurants along Main Street.”

College Park resides in close proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
College Park resides in close proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
College Park’s urban historic district features historic Colonial homes.
College Park’s urban historic district features historic Colonial homes.
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Historic homes to new townhouse developments

Off Main Street are brick ranch homes and Craftsman cottages, some of which are historic, line of tight city streets. The properties feature compact yards, some elevated off the tight sidewalks that dot the roads. More recently, modern, new-construction townhouses have started to be developed. Most properties range between $300,000 to $500,000. “The market is moving slower here right now, with properties lasting around 60 days,” Scott says.

Brick ranch homes in in College Park sit on lots with simple landscaping.
Brick ranch homes in in College Park sit on lots with simple landscaping.
Residents can find townhomes with balconies in College Park.
Residents can find townhomes with balconies in College Park.
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Journey through Fulton County Schools

College Park is part of Fulton County Schools, which scores an A-minus on Niche and is the fourth-largest district in Georgia, serving almost 90,000 students. Children begin schooling at College Park Elementary, which scores a C, and advance to Woodland Middle School, which rates as a C-plus, before earning their diplomas from Tri-Cities High School. The high school scores a C and offers the Visual and Performing Arts Magnet Program. The program started in 1990 and is geared toward students interested in music, visual arts, dance, drama or television production.

Woodward Academy started more than 100 years ago as the Georgia Military Academy. Today, it is one of the largest private schools in the country. Woodard Academy maintains its original campus in College Park, which serves students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade, as well as a satellite pre-kindergarten through sixth-grade campus in Johns Creek.

Children begin schooling at College Park Elementary, which scores a C.
Children begin schooling at College Park Elementary, which scores a C.
Woodward Academy started more than 100 years ago as the Georgia Military Academy. Today, it is one of the largest private schools in the country.
Woodward Academy started more than 100 years ago as the Georgia Military Academy. Today, it is one of the largest private schools in the country.
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Home to the world’s busiest airport

Located 10 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta, College Park is along U.S. Route 29, which serves as the city’s Main Street and has easy access to Interstate 85, one of three cross-country interstates that connect in Atlanta. The Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority has city light rail and bus services. Commuters can catch the Yellow or Red Lines at the College Park MARTA Station or the bus throughout the city. College Park is home to the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, which is known as the busiest airport in the world, with 2,100 arrivals and departures daily. While the sound score in the area ranks as high, “I have never heard residents complain about the airport noise, but the airport is right there,” Scott says.

College Park is a 15 minute drive to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
College Park is a 15 minute drive to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Catch the MARTA at the College Park station to get to the Airport or Downtown Atlanta.
Catch the MARTA at the College Park station to get to the Airport or Downtown Atlanta.
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Staying active at multiple city-operated facilities

The city promotes outdoor recreation for residents of all ages through multiple community centers and parks. Hugh Conley Recreation Center provides indoor recreation with a weight room, community gathering room and the Donna Stuart Gymnasium. In the summer, residents dip in the attached Conley Pool, open from June to August. Behind the center is Bill Badget Stadium and Bill Evans Baseball Field, which both host youth and high school sports. The surrounding green space offers a playground and outdoor basketball courts, which the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks donated. Golfers can take a swing at the College Park Golf Course. A public track, the facility features a two-level driving range and is known for its log cabin clubhouse.

Many can play a round of pick up at the courts at Bill Badget Stadium.
Many can play a round of pick up at the courts at Bill Badget Stadium.
Head to the College Park Golf Course to hit off the tee or enjoy views of passing air planes.
Head to the College Park Golf Course to hit off the tee or enjoy views of passing air planes.
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The ”Mecca for Brunch”

Main Street in College Park almost serves as the city’s makeshift commercial district and features an Eden Fresh Market for weekly groceries. Known as “the Mecca for Brunch,” Main Street is slammed with breakfast spots. Lines form regularly at places like the Breakfast Boys, which offers jerk chicken with sweet potato waffles, and the Corner Grille, which is housed in the original St. John’s Episcopal Church Building dating back to 1906 or Nouveau Bar and Grill, which serves brunch in the morning and turns into a modern bar with Karaoke on Friday nights. Main Street also features restaurants open for more than the first meal of the day, like Noodle, a community staple for 20 years that serves a variety of Asian fare.

Eden Fresh grocery store has all your food needs in College Park.
Eden Fresh grocery store has all your food needs in College Park.
Feast on chicken and waffles from The Breakfast Boys in College Park
Feast on chicken and waffles from The Breakfast Boys in College Park
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Georgia International Convention Center and local events

The second-largest convention center in the state, Georgia International Convention Center, hosts numerous conferences and events. The Delta Flight Museum is another unique venue that celebrates the people and history of Delta, and it has its hub in Atlanta. The state-of-the-art facility has interactive exhibits and is also available for rent for private events. The city also hosts several events, from Trunk or Treat around Halloween annually to National Night Out each August.

The Delta Flight Museum celebrates the people and history of Delta.
The Delta Flight Museum celebrates the people and history of Delta.
Visitors can view a variety of planes at the Delta Museum.
Visitors can view a variety of planes at the Delta Museum.
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College Park Housing Trends

Housing Trends

Median List Price
$384,990
Median Sale Price
$377,566
Median Single Family Sale Price
$379,490
Median Townhouse Sale Price
$359,745
Median Change From 1st List Price
2%
Last 12 months Home Sales
165
Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
$1
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$217

Neighborhood Facts

Number of Homes for Sale
51
Months of Supply
3.70

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    • 2.5 Baths
    • 2,830 Sq Ft
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Weather

Annual Precipitation
50''
Average Winter Low Temperature
36°F
Average Summer High Temperature
90°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
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