Neighborhoods near F.L. Stanton Elementary School in Atlanta, GA

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West End

The historic West End neighborhood, founded in 1835, was one of Atlanta’s first “streetcar suburbs”. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, this vibrant urban community situated off Interstate 20 celebrates its history and culture. “The Atlanta market is hot, and there is no difference in the West End,” says Casey Gargiulo, a Realtor
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  $352K
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  $145K - $874K
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  57 Listings
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Westview

The yellow brick building isn’t a lot to look at from the outside, but the line of patrons waiting to get inside Slutty Vegan suggests that there’s something worthwhile inside. The same holds true for Westview, the central Atlanta neighborhood that contains this vegan restaurant, which had a line of 1,200 customers waiting to get in on opening
- Average Value
  
  $341K
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  $189K - $836K
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  63 Listings
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Hunter Hills

In the 1940s, Hunter Hills was one of the first planned African American communities in Atlanta. “There’s a lot of history there. But like so many places, it gets buried over time,” says Jackye Mumphrey, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Cityside. “Most people who move there now don’t even know about the history.” Today, Hunter Hills is
- Average Value
  
  $306K
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  $163K - $755K
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  61 Listings
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Vine City

The historic Vine City neighborhood was home to the who’s-who of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, including its most well-known resident Martin Luther King Jr. The 1933 brick bungalow on Sunset Avenue was where King lived with his wife Coretta and four children when he died in 1968. Julian Bond, who helped establish the Student Nonviolent
- Average Value
  
  $299K
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  $125K - $566K
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  24 Listings
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Grove Park

It is never hard to find a community program in Grove Park. Neighbors serve drinks and hors d'oeuvres to visitors during neighborhood walking tours, local leaders head up association meetings, and residents pick produce from the community garden. Atlanta’s entire West Side saw a decline in the 2000s as residents moved farther into the suburbs, but
- Average Value
  
  $268K
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  $130K - $916K
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  67 Listings
Grove Park
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Dixie Hills

Less than 5 miles west of Downtown Atlanta, Dixie Hills is a historic neighborhood amid a resurgence. Established in 1938 by real estate developer Herman E. Perry, Dixie Hills was founded for the African American middle class. In the summer of 1967, when more than 100 race riots broke out across the country, Dixie Hills entered the rebellion for
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  $245K
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  $139K - $530K
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  38 Listings
Dixie Hills

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