Ansley Park Real Estate Has a Breath of Fresh Air
Posted by Ben Hirsh on Saturday, October 11th, 2008 at 1:49pm.During the 1970s and 1980s, the rapid growth of social organized events and concerts had a dramatic effect on the increase of wear and tear on the Park. The Dogwood Festival (est. 1936), the Arts Festival of Atlanta (est.1954) attracted large, diverse crowds to the park. Musical performances also took center stage, ranging from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Allman Brothers concerts, to the Montreux Jazz Festival. Piedmont Park became compounded by a lack of city budgets because of high activity in the Park which led to deterioration. With many illegal activities, it became quite clear that a long-term solution to fund the care, maintenance and security of park was vital.
The only solution was a public-private partnership.
In 1989, a small group of locals and civic leaders joined together to form Piedmont Park Conservancy, they were dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Piedmont Park and a non profit organization. Then in 1992, a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Atlanta was established, making the public–private partnership official and together they formed plans to develop and maintain Piedmont Park.
Through the generosity of corporate, foundation and individual contributions, Piedmont Park Conservancy has raised more than $23 million in private funds to complete the first half of the Master Plan restoration, including the renovation of Oak Hill, Lake Clara Meer and the Meadowlands. Through the support of its members, The Piedmont Park Conservancy now offers a variety of educational programming through its new Community Center. maintenance workers keep the park clean and beautiful, and off duty Police Officers keep the park safe, so our much appreciated Piedmont Park has become once again a premier green space and a central social place of Ansley Park, Atlanta.
Residents can take a stroll from their Piedmont Park condo to the famous 'Green Market' offering locally grown fresh produce,fresh herbs and flowers, home baking, and and enjoy cooking demonstrations, socialize with friends, or simply relax and picnic on the grass . A condo in Piedmont Park is located minutes from the fabulous Fox Theater, Centennial Park, Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta and the High Art Museum. If action is your scene then roller blading, swimming, soccer, biking trails, and children's playgrounds are just a few activities for you to involve yourself.
Ansley Park real estate offers a touch of England with Georgian, Tudor, and colonial architecture, and also offers a more modern emphasis for the trendy dynamic set, or rental investment.
Piedmont Park condominiums are proving a popular purchase of Ansley Park real estate which are now at a premium due to the exceptional quality of life it offers its residents. The location is attractive to all at only two miles northeast of downtown, with Piedmont Park at the core of the neighborhood, all residents of Ansley Park have everything they need to enjoy this breath of fresh air lifestyle.
Life inside Piedmont Park is a true haven away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Investment in property is always the forward thinker's security, and in todays climate is a clear path for a secure financial future.
Talk to our team of Ansley Park real estate experts at The Ben Hirsh Real Estate group, whether you are looking for good investment advice, a family home or a weekend retreat, our extensive portfolio has your home in Ansley Park.
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