Atlanta Apartments Across America: Neighborhoods in Atlanta, Georgia

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Atlanta Neighborhoods
by Rebecca Cash

The array of Atlanta Neighborhoods, just beyond the striking skyline and twinkling lights of the city, represent Atlanta's Southern heritage and summon newcomers to experience their uniqueness. Each area has its own diverse culture, history and feel. Explore the areas and discover the perfect location to settle into Atlanta apartments.

Explore the neighborhoods and discover the perfect location to settle when moving to Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Apartments Across America will help you find the area that is perfect for you.

Click the links below to learn more about the various Atlanta, Georgia neighborhoods:

Ansley Park: Noted for spacious, renovated early American homes, with sloping manicured lawns and cobblestone walkways.

Alpharetta: Homes range from elegant subdivisions to homes with acreages.

Brookhaven: Located on the northern edge of Buckhead is an enclave of large, elegant Tudor, Colonial, Georgian and English cottage homes.

Buckhead: This neighborhood is very prestigious and is composed of high-rises, exclusive townhouses, and Georgian and neoclassical mansions.

Decatur: Older brick homes, smaller bungalows and cottage homes are abundant in this area.

Druid Hills: Many elegant mansions are situated on large gently sloped lots, rolling hills and meadows, surrounded by tall enchanting oaks, magnolias and numerous dogwoods.

Downtown Atlanta: The City Plaza Atlanta apartments are a recent addition to downtown's housing, as is the recently renovated Imperial Hotel, which provides affordable low-income housing.

Little Five Points: Older homes fill this community, however these homes have not been refurbished. Often a Mecca for bargain hunters who want to find a reasonably priced home and still live in town. Most residents are young trendsetters.

Marietta: Neighborhoods of 19th century Victorian homes, Antebellum homes, modest bungalows, and ranch type houses encompass all of Marietta.

Midtown: The city's cultural center and sanctuary for the alternative lifestyle crowd, singles and young professionals. This charming area is full of old, refurbished homes, loft and warehouse apartments and condos.

Roswell: Roswell is a historic area known for older antebellum homes and its historic founders' cemeteries. You can find Tudor, Georgian, Colonial, and sprawling mansions with lovely gardens along parts of the Chattahoochee River.

Virginia Highlands: This eclectic neighborhood is a mix of older homes, smaller bungalows, and homes divided into apartment living. The district remains a popular spot for Atlanta's young professionals.