Inman Park Real Estate
Inman Park is one of Atlanta’s most enchanting historic neighborhoods. It is the oldest planned neighborhood in the city, and one of the oldest garden communities in the nation. Rolling hills, winding streets, and old trees towering over magnificent Victorian mansions are just a few things that make Inman Park a great place to call home in intown Atlanta.
Located just two miles east of Downtown, Inman Park is in a very convenient location for intown living. It is one of the neighborhoods that is the closest to the center of Atlanta, making it an ideal location for those wanting a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere and a short work commute. Inman Park is bordered by Lake, Hurt, and DeKalb Avenues as well as Krog Street. In relation to other intown neighborhoods, Inman Park is east of Little Five Points and Old Fourth Ward, west of Candler Park, south of Poncey-Highland and north of Reynoldstown. Inman Park also has the benefit of the Inman Park MARTA station, which makes it even more accessible and convenient for residents and visitors.
Inman Park was designed as a garden community, and maintains its original park like characteristics today. The streets wind around the rolling neighborhood hills while the houses are tucked beautifully on large forested lots. Homes architectural styles include Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, Shingle Style, and bungalows. It is hard not to stop and stare at some of these homes, and marvel at their intricate details and grandeur. In addition to historic single-family homes, there is also a variety of newer construction homes, luxury condos, townhomes and loft conversions available in Inman Park.
Inman Park has a great recreational park, swimming pool, and a significant amount of green space for escaping the hustle and bustle of big city life. Inman Park is known for its spirited and eclectic neighborhood festival and tour of homes, which occurs annually on the last weekend of April. Residents of Inman Park are known to be very active in their neighborhood association, working hard to protect and restore their historic community.
Inman Park Homes For Sale
Inman Park is the oldest intown neighborhood in Atlanta, and if you want to make it your home, we want to help. This enchanting garden community has so much to offer. There are magnificent Victorian mansions set on hilly winding streets, a great family friendly park, swimming pool, and an intown location that puts residents just two miles from Downtown Atlanta. Check out all current listings in Inman Park and contact us if we can be of further assistance.
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This All Brick American Foursquare Has Undergone Extensive,...
- Price:
- $1,149,900
- 30307-2569, Atlanta, GA
- Beds:
- 5
- Baths:
- 4
- Half Baths:
- 0
- Status:
- Active
- Type:
- Residential
- MLS® #:
- 4261037
- Subdivision:
- Inman Park
This All Brick American Foursquare Has Undergone Extensive, Beautiful Renovations Over The Past Few Years. Modern-day Comforts In A Traditional Setting. Designed To Showcase The Natural Beauty Of This Home Along With Artful Restoration And Worldly Comforts. Light Filled, Spacious And Conveniently Located....
- Provider:
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Harry Norman Realtors
Beautiful Victorian 2 Story New Construction On A Full...
- Price:
- $999,000
- 30307, Atlanta, GA
- Beds:
- 5
- Baths:
- 4½
- Half Baths:
- 1
- Status:
- Active
- Type:
- Residential
- MLS® #:
- 4297213
- Subdivision:
- Inman Park
Beautiful Victorian 2 Story New Construction On A Full Unfinished Basement Fronts Best Part Of Freedom Park In The Heart Of The Historic Inman Park Neighborhood. Get In Early To Customize Your Dream Home. A Perfect Location On A Quiet Street With Sweeping Park And Skyline Views! Master Balcony, Huge...
- Provider:
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Re/max Metro Atlanta Cityside
*huge Price Reduction* Classic Inman Park Charmer W/huge...
- Price:
- $850,000
- 30307-2568, Atlanta, GA
- Beds:
- 4
- Baths:
- 2½
- Half Baths:
- 1
- Status:
- Active
- Type:
- Residential
- MLS® #:
- 4238175
- Subdivision:
- Inman Park
*huge Price Reduction* Classic Inman Park Charmer W/huge Rooms, Soaring Ceilings & Incredible Architectural Details. Spacious Front Porch Offers Views Of Neighborhood Duck Pond. Sunroom Upstairs Faces Backyard, Perfect For Art Studio, Sleeping Porch Or Play Rm. 8 Functioning Fireplaces & Amazing Preservation...
- Provider:
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Harry Norman Realtors
Amazing Opportunity To Build Your Dream Home With Tim...
- Price:
- $699,900
- 30307, Atlanta, GA
- Beds:
- 4
- Baths:
- 3
- Half Baths:
- 0
- Status:
- Active
- Type:
- Residential
- MLS® #:
- 4327940
- Subdivision:
- Inman Park
Amazing Opportunity To Build Your Dream Home With Tim Allen Homes On Freedom Park In Inman Park For Under 700k! 3/2 Upstairs Plus 4th Bedroom Suite On Main That Can Be Used As Parlor, Open Floor Plan, Screened Porch Overlooking Freedom Park, Rare 2-car Garage! Work With The Designer To Pick Your Finishes....
- Provider:
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Re/max Metro Atlanta Cityside
Historic Inman Park Home Gives You The Best Of Both...
- Price:
- $685,000
- 30307, Atlanta, GA
- Beds:
- 4
- Baths:
- 3
- Half Baths:
- 0
- Status:
- Active
- Type:
- Residential
- MLS® #:
- 4327820
- Subdivision:
- Inman Park
Historic Inman Park Home Gives You The Best Of Both Worlds - Walk To Everything That Little 5 Points, Virginia Highlands, And Inman Park Has To Offer And Then Relax In The Nearly 1 Acre Private Park With Fireplace/gazebo Behind Home. Huge Home With Tons Of Original Character And Large Porches.
- Provider:
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Prudential Georgia Realty
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The History of Inman Park
During the Civil War, the present day Inman Park was the site of much of the fighting that is now known as the Battle of Atlanta. Afterwards in the 1880s, Atlantan Joel Hurt began developing the neighborhood of Inman Park. Hurt also helped to design and develop Druid Hills. When planning Inman Park, Hurt sought to create a country like atmosphere that was convenient to the central business district of Downtown Atlanta. Accordingly, he insisted on homes being built on spacious lots arranged on curving streets and open park areas throughout the neighborhood.
He began selling lots by auction in 1889, and soon thereafter owners began building the Victorian homes that exist today. Hurt even formed the first streetcar system in the nation in Inman Park to provide “rapid transit” from Inman Park to Downtown Atlanta. In it’s early years, the neighborhood was a great success, and home to many wealthy Atlantans, including Asa Candler of Coca-Cola. However, by about 1910 things began to slow down in Inman Park. The Victorian style architecture became a thing of the past, and with the development of the automobile, many residents began to move to newer subdivisions further north.
As more and more residents began to move out of Inman Park it began to seriously decline. The zoning restrictions in the neighborhood expired, resulting in construction of apartment buildings, smaller homes and businesses. Many of the mansions were even subdivided into small apartments. Inman Park suffered its worst decline from the 1950s up until the early 1970s when residents formed the Inman Park Restoration, Inc. and things began to turn around. The resident group began restoring homes, and the park areas, and new residents began moving into the neighborhood. After much hard work, Inman Park seems to have recuperated from the majority of the neglect and decline it suffered. Today, the residents of Inman Park are proud of their community and it is once again a popular intown Atlanta neighborhood.