Ansley Park Homes for Sale

One of Atlanta's earliest planned communities -- where grand early-20th-century estates, curving tree-lined streets, and direct access to Piedmont Park create a residential enclave of unmatched prestige within Midtown's urban core.

Why Ansley Park Appeals to Target Buyers

Ansley Park occupies a position in Atlanta real estate that no other neighborhood can replicate. Designed in 1904 by civil engineer Solon Ruff, it was among the city's first planned residential communities -- conceived as an exclusive retreat of winding, tree-canopied streets and generous estate-sized lots at a time when Atlanta was expanding outward from its railroad-era core. More than 120 years later, Ansley Park remains exactly what Ruff intended: a place of quiet residential grandeur surrounded on all sides by the energy of Midtown Atlanta.

What makes Ansley Park extraordinary for today's buyers is the paradox it embodies. Step onto any of its curving, canopy-shaded streets -- Peachtree Circle, The Prado, Westminster Drive -- and you are in one of the most tranquil residential settings in all of Intown Atlanta. Walk five minutes in any direction and you are in Midtown's commercial, cultural, and entertainment core: the Woodruff Arts Center, Colony Square, Piedmont Park, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden. This combination of residential seclusion and urban immediacy is essentially impossible to find elsewhere in the city.

The real estate market here reflects that scarcity. Ansley Park is one of Atlanta's lowest-turnover neighborhoods. Homes rarely come to market, and when they do, they attract buyers who understand that a property on these streets represents something that cannot be built again. Whether you are drawn to a stately Georgian Revival on Peachtree Circle, a meticulously maintained Tudor on Inman Circle, or a renovated Craftsman on a quiet interior street, Ansley Park delivers a combination of architectural significance, location, and lifestyle that commands -- and sustains -- premium value.

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$319,450 Median Price
102 Avg Days on Market
96 Active Listings
144 Months of Inventory

Live data from FMLS, refreshed every 15 minutes. Based on active listings and trailing 12-month sold activity in ZIP 30309.

What Makes Ansley Park Special

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One of Atlanta's Earliest Planned Communities

Solon Ruff's 1904 design for Ansley Park broke from Atlanta's prevailing grid-street pattern, instead laying out curving roads that followed the natural contours of the land. The result is a neighborhood that feels distinctly European in character -- winding lanes, mature hardwood canopy, and a sense of discovery around each turn that stands in sharp contrast to the high-rises visible just beyond the tree line.

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Direct Access to Piedmont Park

Ansley Park's eastern boundary runs along Piedmont Park, Atlanta's flagship 189-acre urban green space. Residents walk directly into the park for morning runs along the Active Oval, weekend visits to the Green Market, concerts at the Meadow, and access to the Atlanta Botanical Garden -- all without crossing a single major road.

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Atlanta Botanical Garden

One of the nation's premier botanical institutions sits at Ansley Park's doorstep. The Garden's 30 acres of curated outdoor spaces, the Fuqua Conservatory, seasonal exhibitions, and Cocktails in the Garden events are a defining lifestyle amenity for residents.

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Ansley Golf Club

Founded in 1912, Ansley Golf Club is one of Atlanta's most prestigious private clubs, offering an 18-hole golf course, tennis facilities, swimming, and dining -- all within the neighborhood itself. Membership is highly selective and the club serves as a social anchor for many Ansley Park families.

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Estate-Sized Lots in an Urban Setting

By Intown Atlanta standards, Ansley Park lots are remarkably generous. Half-acre and larger parcels are common, giving homes a sense of privacy, mature landscaping, and spatial grandeur that simply does not exist in most other neighborhoods inside the Perimeter.

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Midtown Enclave Location

Ansley Park is fully bordered by Midtown -- bounded roughly by Piedmont Avenue, 15th Street, Peachtree Street, and the park -- yet functions as a distinct residential enclave. There is no through-traffic grid. No commercial zoning within the neighborhood. The effect is a pocket of calm at the geographic center of Atlanta's most dynamic urban district.

Ansley Park Real Estate Market Analysis

$1,050,000 Median Sale Price
28 Avg Days on Market
$400 Price Per Sq Ft
Very Low Active Listings

Condos (adjacent Midtown high-rises)

Typical range: $300,000 -- $700,000

Craftsman Bungalows and Cottages

Typical range: $600,000 -- $950,000

Tudor and Colonial Revival Homes

Typical range: $900,000 -- $1,800,000

Georgian Revival Estates

Typical range: $1,500,000 -- $4,000,000+

Living the Ansley Park Lifestyle

Dining & Entertainment

Colony Square

The recently redeveloped mixed-use complex at Peachtree and 14th streets offers a curated collection of restaurants including Politan Row food hall, North Italia, and seasonal outdoor programming -- all within a short walk from Ansley Park

10th Street Commercial District

A walkable stretch of restaurants, bars, and cafes along 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue provides neighborhood-scale dining including Campagnolo, Einstein's, and multiple coffee shops

Midtown Restaurant Scene

Within a ten-minute walk, Ansley Park residents access some of Atlanta's most acclaimed restaurants including South City Kitchen, Ecco, and the St. Regis Bar and Lounge

Atlanta Botanical Garden Events

Cocktails in the Garden, Garden After Hours, and seasonal exhibitions like Garden Lights Holiday Nights provide cultural entertainment steps from home

Shopping & Services

Colony Square retail

Boutique retail, a Whole Foods-anchored grocery offering, fitness studios, and professional services within walking distance

Ansley Mall

The neighborhood's own commercial center on Piedmont Avenue provides grocery (Kroger), restaurants, retail, and daily services in a low-key village-scale setting

Midtown Mile

The Peachtree Street corridor between 10th and 17th streets offers a concentration of retail and services that continues to expand with Midtown's growth

Recreation & Parks

Piedmont Park

Atlanta's 189-acre flagship park is Ansley Park's backyard. The Active Oval, Lake Clara Meer, Greystone at Piedmont Park, the Saturday Green Market, and miles of walking and running trails provide daily recreation

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Thirty acres of curated gardens, the Canopy Walk, the Fuqua Orchid Center, and rotating exhibitions make this a year-round amenity for residents

Ansley Golf Club

Private 18-hole course, tennis, swimming, and dining within the neighborhood

Winn Park

A neighborhood pocket park at the intersection of Peachtree Circle and The Prado, serving as a gathering point for families and dog walkers

Annual Events

Atlanta Dogwood Festival

Piedmont Park's signature spring festival featuring fine art, live music, a kids' village, and disc dog competitions draws hundreds of thousands of visitors to the park each year

Screen on the Green

Free outdoor movie screenings on the Piedmont Park meadow are a beloved Midtown tradition, walkable from every home in Ansley Park

Garden Lights Holiday Nights

The Atlanta Botanical Garden's winter light installation transforms the garden into a holiday destination and is visible from many Ansley Park streets

Ansley Park Civic Association Events

The active civic association organizes neighborhood gatherings, holiday parties, and community advocacy efforts that maintain the neighborhood's cohesive character

The Architecture of Ansley Park

Georgian Revival Estates (1910-1940)

Symmetrical brick facades, columned porticos, multi-pane windows with functional shutters, formal interior layouts with center halls, and refined classical detailing. These are Ansley Park's grandest homes, concentrated along Peachtree Circle, The Prado, and Westminster Drive.

Size: 3,500 -- 7,000+ SF on lots of 0.40 -- 1.00+ acres Value: $1,500,000 -- $4,000,000+ Lot: 17,000 -- 45,000+ SF

Georgian Revival estates in Ansley Park represent the pinnacle of Intown Atlanta single-family real estate. These homes combine museum-quality architecture, estate-scale grounds, and a location that places residents within walking distance of Midtown's cultural and commercial core. They are irreplaceable assets in every sense.

Colonial Revival Homes (1910-1950)

Symmetrical facades with prominent front entries, dormered rooflines, clapboard or brick exteriors, formal living and dining rooms, and gracious front porches. Found on streets throughout the neighborhood, these homes form the backbone of Ansley Park's residential fabric.

Size: 2,500 -- 4,500 SF on lots of 0.25 -- 0.60 acres Value: $900,000 -- $1,800,000 Lot: 11,000 -- 26,000 SF

Colonial Revival homes offer Ansley Park's strongest combination of livability, lot size, and value. Many have been thoughtfully updated while preserving period character, and they attract families who want generous indoor and outdoor space in a walkable urban setting.

Tudor Revival Homes (1920-1940)

Steeply pitched rooflines, decorative half-timbering, arched doorways, leaded glass windows, and asymmetrical facades that create a storybook quality. Ansley Park's Tudors are concentrated along the neighborhood's interior streets and around Inman Circle.

Size: 2,200 -- 4,000 SF on lots of 0.20 -- 0.50 acres Value: $850,000 -- $1,600,000 Lot: 9,000 -- 22,000 SF

Tudor Revival homes in Ansley Park are among the most architecturally distinctive properties in the neighborhood. Their character and craftsmanship appeal strongly to buyers seeking homes with personality, and well-maintained examples appreciate steadily.

Craftsman Bungalows (1910-1935)

Low-pitched rooflines, deep front porches with tapered columns, exposed rafter tails, built-in cabinetry, and original hardwood floors. While less common than the neighborhood's larger homes, Craftsman bungalows occupy several streets in Ansley Park's eastern section.

Size: 1,400 -- 2,400 SF on lots of 0.15 -- 0.30 acres Value: $600,000 -- $950,000 Lot: 6,500 -- 13,000 SF

Craftsman bungalows represent the most accessible entry point to Ansley Park single-family ownership. Given the neighborhood's prestige and location, these homes offer exceptional value relative to comparable bungalows in other Intown neighborhoods -- and they benefit from the same scarcity dynamics that drive the broader market.

Educational Excellence in Ansley Park

Morningside Elementary School

- **Grades:** Pre-K through 5 - **Niche Rating:** A - **Highlights:** Morningside Elementary is one of the highest-rated public elementary schools in Atlanta Public Schools and a significant driver of home values in the Ansley Park area. Strong academic performance, an engaged parent community, and a walkable campus create a school environment that consistently attracts families to the neighborhood. - **What buyers should know:** The Morningside Elementary attendance zone is a critical factor in Ansley Park real estate decisions. Homes within the zone carry a measurable price premium, and school assignment should be verified during due diligence as zone boundaries can shift.

David T. Howard Middle School

- **Grades:** 6 through 8 - **Niche Rating:** B+ - **Highlights:** Howard Middle School serves students from several Intown neighborhoods and has seen continued investment in recent years. The school offers a range of academic and extracurricular programs and benefits from its central Atlanta location.

Midtown High School (formerly Grady High School)

- **Grades:** 9 through 12 - **Niche Rating:** A- - **Highlights:** Located in Midtown just south of Ansley Park, Midtown High School offers a strong International Baccalaureate program, competitive athletics, and robust arts programming. Its walkable proximity to the neighborhood is an advantage that few other Atlanta high schools can match for their zoned communities. *Private school options near Ansley Park include The Westminster Schools, The Lovett School, and Pace Academy -- all within a short drive. The Galloway School and Atlanta International School are also nearby alternatives.*

Private school options near Ansley Park include The Westminster Schools, The Lovett School, and Pace Academy -- all within a short drive. The Galloway School and Atlanta International School are also nearby alternatives.

Getting Around From Ansley Park

70 Walk Score
72 Bike Score
58 Transit Score

### MARTA Rail Access - **Arts Center Station** (Red and Gold Lines) -- Located at the intersection of West Peachtree and 15th Street, a short walk from Ansley Park's western edge. Provides direct rail service to Five Points, Buckhead, Lindbergh, and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. - **Midtown Station** (Red and Gold Lines) -- Located at Peachtree and 10th Street, accessible from Ansley Park's southern streets. Serves the same north-south rail corridor.

Destination Commute Time
Downtown Atlanta (Five Points) 10-15 minutes (drive) / 10 minutes via MARTA (transit)
Buckhead 10-15 minutes (drive) / 12 minutes via MARTA (transit)
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport 25-35 minutes (drive) / 28 minutes via MARTA (transit)
Decatur 15-20 minutes (drive) / 20 minutes via MARTA (transit)
Emory University / CDC 15-20 minutes (drive) / N/A (drive recommended) (transit)

Ansley Park's Walk Score of 70 reflects the neighborhood's internal residential character -- the curving streets were designed for strolling, not commerce -- but understates the practical walkability of daily life. Colony Square, Ansley Mall, Piedmont Park, and the 10th Street commercial corridor are all within a ten-minute walk of most homes. Two MARTA rail stations bracket the neighborhood, eliminating the need for a car commute to Downtown, Buckhead, or the airport. And Midtown's continued densification means that restaurants, groceries, fitness, and entertainment options accessible on foot continue to multiply. For buyers who want a car-optional lifestyle without living in a high-rise, Ansley Park delivers a compelling and increasingly rare alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ansley Park known for?

Ansley Park is one of Atlanta's most sought-after Intown neighborhoods, known for its mix of historic homes, walkable streets, and strong community culture. Residents value the balance of residential quiet and access to restaurants, parks, and daily amenities.

What's the price range for homes in Ansley Park?

Home prices in Ansley Park vary by street, condition, and property type. See the Market Analysis section above for current median sale price and typical price ranges by property type. For a precise valuation of a specific property, contact Vesta Consulting Group for a complimentary Strategy Session.

Is Ansley Park walkable?

Walkability in Ansley Park depends on where you are in the neighborhood. See the Walk Score in the Getting Around section above for a quantitative measure, and review the Lifestyle section for the specific dining, shopping, and recreation options within walking distance.

How long is the commute from Ansley Park to Downtown or Midtown Atlanta?

Commute times vary by time of day and mode of travel. Refer to the Commute Times table in the Getting Around section above for typical drive and transit times to Downtown, Midtown, Buckhead, and the airport.

What schools serve Ansley Park?

School attendance zones drive a significant portion of property values in Ansley Park. See the Schools section above for the elementary, middle, and high school zones that serve the neighborhood. Always verify the attendance zone of a specific property before making an offer, since boundaries can shift.

Why should I work with Vesta Consulting Group to buy or sell in Ansley Park?

VCG specializes in Intown Atlanta neighborhoods like Ansley Park. We provide block-by-block expertise, access to off-market opportunities, and a strategic approach to pricing, prep, and marketing. Contact us for a no-pressure Strategy Session to learn how we can help with your specific goals.

Work With Ansley Park's Trusted Real Estate Team

Ansley Park's market demands a level of local expertise that goes beyond standard residential brokerage. Understanding which streets carry the strongest long-term value, which properties are approaching the market through private channels, and how to navigate the renovation economics of a century-old estate requires an agent embedded in this community. Vesta Consulting Group brings that depth to every Ansley Park transaction.

We help buyers position themselves for the rare opportunities that arise in this ultra-low-inventory market, guide sellers on the presentation and pricing strategies that maximize value for architecturally significant homes, and advise long-term holders on the maintenance and improvement decisions that protect their investment over decades.

Valerie Gonzalez, Co-founder of Vesta Consulting Group Valerie Gonzalez Co-founder
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