Poncey-Highland Homes for Sale
An early-1900s streetcar neighborhood between Virginia-Highland and Inman Park, with the BeltLine Eastside Trail on its east side and Freedom Park on the south.
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Why Poncey-Highland Appeals
Poncey-Highland was developed between roughly 1910 and 1940 as Atlanta's streetcar system pushed eastward from downtown. The bones of the neighborhood are Craftsman bungalows, Victorian cottages, and a smattering of Tudor Revival, on quiet residential streets that sit just below Ponce de Leon Avenue. The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail runs along the eastern boundary, Freedom Park's 210-acre green corridor cuts across the south, and Ponce City Market is a 10-minute walk west.
The signature thing about Poncey-Highland is its position. You sit between Virginia-Highland to the north and Inman Park to the south, with Little Five Points just east and Old Fourth Ward + Midtown a short drive west. That makes it one of the few intown neighborhoods where you can genuinely walk, bike, or hop the BeltLine to a meaningful chunk of your life: groceries at Whole Foods (Ponce City Market), dinner at any number of restaurants on North Highland, the Variety Playhouse for a show, the BeltLine for a Saturday morning run.
The trade-off is price and inventory. Single-family homes in Poncey-Highland trade in a range that's risen alongside the rest of intown over the last decade, and turnover is low. If you want walkable + intown + historic character, this is a target neighborhood, but the specific block and architectural style matter a lot. We can walk through which side of the neighborhood fits which kind of buyer.
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- 991 Courtenay Drive $2,995,000
- 864 Courtenay Drive $2,925,000
- 864 Amsterdam Avenue $2,795,000
- 854 Courtenay Drive $2,795,000
- 1366 Wessyngton Road $2,650,000
- 1380 Wayne Avenue $2,595,000
- 1140 Rosedale Drive $2,595,000
- 1153 Oakdale Road $2,550,000
- 1824 Homestead Avenue $2,500,000
- 880 Saint Charles Avenue $2,500,000
- 1348 Berwick Avenue $2,499,900
- 1386 Wayne Avenue $2,495,000
- 664 Cumberland Circle $2,495,000
- 630 Virginia Avenue $2,395,000
- 1370 Rock Springs Circle $2,350,000
- 750 Yorkshire Road $2,349,000
- 36 Delta Place $2,300,000
- 1323 Highland Avenue $2,295,000
- 752 Cumberland Road $2,295,000
- 1176 Lullwater Road $2,295,000
- 939 Highland Terrace $2,260,000
- 1165 Reeder Circle $2,250,000
- 780 Clemont Drive $2,195,000
- 1131 Rosedale Drive $1,975,000
- 921 Ponce De Leon Place $1,825,000
- 591 Terrace Avenue $1,797,000
- 932 Highland Avenue $1,795,000
- 827 Highland Terrace $1,795,000
- 943 Highland Terrace $1,795,000
- 1209 Springdale Road $1,785,000
- 1810 Clifton Road $1,700,000
- 201 Hurt Street $1,699,900
- 1785 Meadowdale Ave $1,695,000
- 2014 Ponce De Leon Avenue $1,695,000
- 216 Haralson Lane $1,649,000
- 996 Greenwood Avenue $1,600,000
- 1944 McLendon Avenue $1,595,000
- 1019 Virginia Avenue $1,595,000
- 1351 Oxford Road $1,565,000
- 923 St Charles Avenue $1,550,000
- 791 Saint Charles Avenue $1,500,000
- 771 St Charles Avenue $1,500,000
- 1072 Monroe Drive $1,499,999
- 1072 Monroe Drive $1,499,999
- 726 Edgewood Avenue $1,490,000
- 1236 Monroe Drive $1,475,000
- 1164 Orme Circle $1,400,000
- 1583 Mclendon Avenue $1,395,000
- 362 Clifton Road $1,395,000
- 1216 Rock Springs Road $1,395,000
- 1528 Highland Avenue $1,395,000
- 1686 Johnson Road $1,375,000
- 1163 University Drive $1,359,000
- 413 Spring House Cove $1,350,000
- 452 Sinclair Avenue $1,350,000
- 1735 Johnson Road $1,350,000
- 1311 Morningside Drive $1,350,000
- 452 Sinclair Avenue $1,350,000
- 922 Barton Woods Road $1,300,000
- 1286 McLendon Avenue $1,300,000
- 639 Kimberly Lane $1,299,000
- 829 North Avenue #2 $1,295,000
- 2118 Palifox Drive $1,295,000
- 777 Brookridge Drive $1,275,000
- 1637 Lenox Road $1,250,000
- 3 Highland Park Lane $1,200,000
- 829 Ashland Avenue $1,200,000
- 873 Inman Village Parkway $1,195,000
- 24 Hutchinson Street $1,190,000
- 1975 Lenox Road $1,175,000
- 1185 Briarcliff Place $1,150,000
- 1087 Colquitt Avenue $1,150,000
- 952 Edgewood Avenue $1,150,000
- 952A Edgewood Avenue $1,150,000
- 1224 Stillwood Drive $1,130,000
- 663 Amsterdam Avenue $1,100,000
- 32 Walthall Street #A $1,099,000
- 1323 Briarcliff Road $1,099,000
- 479 Candler Street $1,095,000
- 1320 North Avenue $1,075,000
- 431 Leonardo Avenue $1,075,000
- 1080 Clifton Road $1,050,000
- 1701 Clifton Road $1,050,000
- 989 Amsterdam Avenue $1,029,000
- 1200 Ponce de Leon Avenue #B3 $1,025,900
- 1973 Westminster Way $1,000,000
- 1206 Mansfield Avenue $980,000
- 600 Bonaventure Avenue #6 $975,000
- 1200 Ponce De Leon Avenue #B1 $957,900
- 1259 McLendon Avenue $949,900
- 1259 McLendon Avenue $949,900
- 1431 Cornell Road $949,900
- 1200 Ponce De Leon Avenue #A5 $949,000
- 931 Briarcliff Road $945,000
- 1168 Saint Louis Place $945,000
- 675 Drewry Street #507 $925,000
- 499 Moreland Avenue #I $900,000
- 1316 Mclendon Avenue $899,000
- 215 Flora Avenue #A $895,000
- 1200 Ponce de Leon Avenue #B4 $880,900
- 355 Josephine Street $875,000
- 1348 Finley Street $865,000
- 1354 Rock Springs Road $865,000
- 373 Oakdale Road $855,000
- 310 Nelms Avenue $850,000
- 368 Josephine Street $850,000
- 1417 Briarcliff Road $850,000
- 1447 Iverson Street $849,000
- 1494 Red Fox Drive #B $844,000
- 1547 Johnson Road $825,000
- 1968 Mclendon Avenue $810,000
- 2155 Ponce De Leon Avenue $799,999
- 602 Moreland Avenue $799,900
- 747 Lullwater Road $799,500
- 1933 Mclendon Avenue #B $799,500
- 737 St Charles Avenue $799,000
- 256 Mathews Avenue $799,000
- 205 Whitefoord Avenue #B $799,000
- 891 Rosedale Road $799,000
- 825 Virginia Park Circle $795,000
- 1200 Ponce de Leon Avenue #B2 $776,900
- 95A Flora Avenue $775,000
- 14 Screven Street $765,000
- 112 Wesley Avenue $765,000
- 1424 Emory Road $750,000
- 1424 Emory Road $750,000
- 830 Dekalb Avenue #11 $725,000
- 1404 Briarcliff Road $725,000
- 1257 Briar Hills Drive $724,999
- 1244 Virginia Court $715,000
- 139 Hutchinson Street #B $700,000
- 139 Hutchinson Street #A $700,000
- 503 Durand Drive $665,000
- 425 Page Avenue $650,000
- 178 Wesley Avenue #A $650,000
- 523 Candler Street $630,000
- 1981 N Decatur Road $629,000
- 1258 Dekalb Avenue #127 $625,000
- 126 Marona Street $624,500
- 587 Virginia Avenue #1009 $600,000
- 926 Waverly Way #F $599,900
- 255 Southerland Terrace #108 $599,000
- 680 Greenwood Avenue #404 $598,000
- 1069 Woodbridge Hollow $595,000
- 400 Village Parkway #123 $589,900
- 1108 Morningside Place $589,000
- 772 Barnett Street $585,000
- 15 Lullwater Estate $575,000
- 200 Highland Avenue #102 $575,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #201 $575,000
- 1216 Mansfield Avenue $565,000
- 1223 Oxley Place $554,500
- 200 Highland Avenue #207 $550,000
- 1158 Morningside Place $550,000
- 825 Highland Lane #1308 $545,000
- 1786 Dekalb Avenue $540,000
- 24 Becker Place $525,000
- 790 North Avenue #102 $525,000
- 225 Carlyle Park Drive $515,000
- 431 Page Avenue $500,000
- 76 Mayson Avenue #B $499,900
- 1360 La France Street #104 $499,000
- 400 Village Parkway #142 $497,000
- 1258 Dekalb Avenue #135 $485,000
- 972 Dekalb Avenue #203 $475,000
- 1132 Morningside Place $475,000
- 1340 Stillwood $470,000
- 1717 Decatur Road #114 $450,000
- 1118 Austin Avenue $440,000
- 680 Greenwood Avenue #209 $439,900
- 825 Highland Lane #1207 $429,500
- 417 Clifton Road $429,000
- 306 Carlyle Park Drive $428,000
- 1148 Hardee Street $425,000
- 825 Highland Lane #1111 $415,000
- 600 Brickworks Circle #6109 $399,000
- 978 North Avenue #303 $395,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #421 $390,000
- 130 Arizona Avenue #301 $375,000
- 964 Dekalb Avenue #110 $375,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #204 $370,000
- 15 Waddell Street #303 $369,900
- 1170 Highland Avenue #A1 $350,000
- 653 Highland Avenue #2 $350,000
- 824 Greenwood Avenue #3 $350,000
- 1120 Briarcliff Road #3 $349,900
- 964 Dekalb Avenue #106 $345,000
- 824 Greenwood Avenue #10 $344,900
- 245 HIGHLAND Avenue #402 $335,000
- 1628 Briarcliff Road #18 $325,000
- 14 Becker Place $325,000
- 245 Highland Avenue #416 $325,000
- 195 Arizona Avenue #154 $324,900
- 1120 Briarcliff Road $319,500
- 1253 Caroline Street #223 $319,000
- 1367 Chalmette Drive $315,000
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3137 $315,000
- 130 Arizona Avenue #404 $314,900
- 1628 Briarcliff Road #9 $309,000
- 1448 Macklone Street $309,000
- 741 Frederica Street #14 $305,000
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #APT 2416 $304,900
- 130 Arizona Avenue #204 $300,000
- 1285 Cumberland $300,000
- 841 Frederica Street #22 $300,000
- 608 Seminole Avenue #3 $299,999
- 1300 Dekalb Avenue #711 $299,900
- 677 Somerset Terrace #5D $295,000
- 677 Somerset Terrace #2D $287,900
- 1635 Briarcliff Road #15 $285,000
- 799 Barnett Street #8 $279,000
- 1391 Normandy Drive #1 $279,000
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3411 $279,000
- 677 Somerset Terrace #4C $278,000
- 1245 Caroline Street #220 $275,000
- 885 Briarcliff Road #D1 $275,000
- 1350 Morningside Drive #13 $275,000
- 130 Arizona Avenue #415 $274,900
- 878 Briarcliff Road #B2 $274,900
- 1381 Normandy Drive #2 $270,000
- 1624 Briarcliff Road #3 $270,000
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #3301 $267,500
- 818 Greenwood Avenue #104 $265,000
- 1879 Johnson Road #2 $264,900
- 866 Briarcliff Road #B2 $259,900
- 542 Goldsboro Road #D $250,000
- 1683 Briarcliff Road #3 $250,000
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #2111 $250,000
- 1616 Briarcliff Road #5 $249,900
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3313 $249,900
- 866 Briarcliff Road #B1 $249,900
- 869 Briarcliff Road #B11 $249,899
- 1381 Normandy Drive #4 $246,900
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #2113 $245,000
- 578 Goldsboro Road #D $245,000
- 1879 Johnson Road NE #5 $240,000
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3217 $235,000
- 1071 Highland Avenue #4 $220,000
- 869 Briarcliff Road #B25 $220,000
- 733 Frederica Street #2 $215,000
- 737 Barnett Street #B5 $209,000
- 1189 McLendon Avenue #6 $205,000
- 1647 Briarcliff Road #8 $200,000
- New Street $195,000
- 866 Briarcliff Road #D2 $189,000
- 1125 Briarcliff Place #2 $180,000
- 373 Moreland Avenue #206 $179,900
- 1144 Blue Ridge Avenue #9 $175,000
What Makes Poncey-Highland Distinctive
Pre-war Craftsman bungalow stock, mostly intact
Most homes were built between 1910 and 1940 during the streetcar expansion. Original Craftsman details (front porches, exposed rafter tails, wide eaves) are common, and renovations tend to respect them. The neighborhood predates the modern grid, so streets curve and houses sit on irregular lots.
BeltLine Eastside Trail on the east boundary
The Eastside Trail runs along the eastern edge of Poncey-Highland, which means you can step off your block onto a paved walking and biking path that connects you to Ponce City Market, Krog Street Market, Inman Park, and Old Fourth Ward without driving.
Freedom Park's 210-acre green corridor
Freedom Park forms the southern border of the neighborhood, with paved trails and tree canopy that keep the neighborhood from feeling boxed in. It's part of why blocks south of Ponce de Leon stay quiet despite the proximity to major corridors.
Walking access to Ponce City Market
Ponce City Market is a 10 to 15 minute walk west on Ponce de Leon. Whole Foods, the food hall, the rooftop, and a long list of dining and shopping inside one building. This is the closest big retail/dining anchor for most Poncey-Highland buyers.
Connective-tissue location
You're walking distance to Virginia-Highland and Little Five Points, and a 5 to 10 minute drive from Inman Park, Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, and Druid Hills. For buyers who want to live in one neighborhood but spend time across several, the geometry here is hard to beat.
Inventory is genuinely tight
The neighborhood proper is small (a few hundred homes), and turnover is low. Plan for a hunt rather than a quick pick, and assume the right house may not be on the public market when you start looking. We track off-market activity here closely.
Poncey-Highland real estate market.
Living in Poncey-Highland
Dining & Entertainment
Ponce City Market food hall
Multiple restaurants, casual and serious, inside the renovated Sears building. Walking distance from most of Poncey-Highland.
Murphy's
Long-running American restaurant just north in Virginia-Highland. Brunch, weeknight dinner, the kind of spot you bring out-of-town family.
Fellini's Pizza
Atlanta institution on North Highland. Slice-style pizza, casual, late-night-friendly.
Variety Playhouse area dining
Little Five Points is a 5-minute drive or 15-minute walk east. Vortex, the Porter, La Fonda, and a half-dozen others within a few blocks.
Shopping & Services
Ponce City Market
Whole Foods, the food hall, retail, and the rooftop, all in the renovated Sears building 10 minutes west on Ponce.
Krog Street Market
Smaller food hall and retail destination just south, accessible via the BeltLine Eastside Trail.
Virginia-Highland village
Independent shops and restaurants along North Highland Avenue, walkable from most of Poncey-Highland.
Little Five Points
Independent record stores, vintage shops, bookstores, and tattoo studios. A short drive or walk east.
Recreation & Parks
BeltLine Eastside Trail
Paved walking and biking trail along the eastern edge of Poncey-Highland. Connects to Ponce City Market, Inman Park, and points south.
Freedom Park
210-acre linear park along the southern edge of the neighborhood, with paved trails through the canopy.
Piedmont Park
Atlanta's largest urban park is a 10-minute drive or 20-minute bike ride west. The Botanical Garden is at the north edge.
Ponce City Market rooftop
Mini-golf, skyline views, beer garden, and Skyline Park rides on top of the food hall. Open seasonally.
Annual Events
Variety Playhouse concert season
Independent live music venue in Little Five Points, year-round. Walk or short drive from Poncey-Highland.
BeltLine Eastside events
The Eastside Trail hosts art installations, organized runs, and seasonal pop-ups along the corridor.
Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade
Annual September parade along the BeltLine Eastside, easy to walk to from Poncey-Highland.
Architecture in Poncey-Highland
~50% of stock
Craftsman Bungalow
Front-gabled or side-gabled roofs, deep front porches, exposed rafter tails, tapered porch columns, wood shingle or clapboard siding. Most are 1,500 to 2,500 square feet, often expanded with rear additions over the last two decades.
~25% of stock
Victorian / Folk Victorian
Steeply pitched roofs, decorative trim and porches, gabled bays, sometimes turret elements. Older than the Craftsman stock (often pre-1910). Generally 2,000 to 3,500 square feet, on slightly larger corner lots.
~15% of stock
Tudor Revival and other 1920s–1930s styles
Brick facades, half-timbered gables, leaded glass, sometimes stone accents. Built later than the Craftsman wave, often on the western blocks closer to Ponce. Generally 2,500 to 3,500 square feet.
Poncey-Highland Schools
Springdale Park Elementary
Atlanta Public Schools elementary serving most of the Poncey-Highland catchment. One of the stronger APS elementary catchments. Confirm zone assignment with APS before relying on this for an offer.
Inman Middle School
APS middle school for the Springdale Park / Mary Lin / Centennial Place cluster. Confirm zone before relying on this assignment.
Midtown High School
APS high school (formerly Grady High School) serving the Inman Middle cluster. International Baccalaureate program. Confirm zone before relying on this assignment.
Several intown private school options are within a short drive: The Paideia School, Atlanta International School, Trinity School (Buckhead), Holy Innocents'. Confirm tuition and admissions calendars directly with each school.
Getting Around Poncey-Highland
The BeltLine Eastside Trail and the bus routes along Ponce de Leon and Highland do most of the daily transit work for residents. MARTA rail at Inman Park / Reynoldstown is about a mile south. The neighborhood is genuinely walk-and-bike friendly for short trips, which is rare for intown Atlanta.
Typical commute times
Downtown Atlanta
10–15 min off-peak via Freedom Pkwy or I-20
Midtown / Tech Square
8–12 min off-peak via Ponce de Leon
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
20–30 min off-peak via I-75/85 South
Buckhead Village
12–18 min off-peak via Piedmont
I-75 and I-85 (the Connector) are accessible via Ponce de Leon or Freedom Parkway, both within 5 minutes. I-20 is similar via the Connector south.
Frequently asked questions.
What's the median home price in Poncey-Highland?
Closed sales across ZIPs 30306 and 30307 averaged around $960k over the last 12 months. Single-family homes in Poncey-Highland proper trade higher, generally $1.2M to $2.5M for renovated historic stock. Inventory inside the neighborhood is usually under 10 single-family homes at any given time.
How is the Poncey-Highland market right now?
Closed sales averaged about 34 days on market over the last 12 months. Well-prepared listings move faster than that. Demand stays steady because of the BeltLine adjacency and the Springdale Park Elementary catchment, both of which buyers seek out specifically.
Is Poncey-Highland walkable?
Yes. Walk Score is in the high 70s to mid 80s depending on the block. Most residents walk or bike to Ponce City Market, Virginia-Highland, and the BeltLine Eastside Trail. Inside the neighborhood it's residential, but walkable retail and dining are within 10 to 15 minutes on foot.
What schools are assigned to Poncey-Highland?
Springdale Park Elementary, Inman Middle, and Midtown High School (formerly Grady) in the Atlanta Public Schools system. Springdale Park is one of the stronger APS elementary catchments, which keeps family-buyer demand consistent. Confirm current zone assignment with APS before relying on this for an offer.
What architectural styles are common in Poncey-Highland?
The neighborhood is mostly Craftsman bungalow (about half the stock), with a meaningful share of Victorian and Folk Victorian houses (roughly a quarter), and a smaller cluster of Tudor Revival and other 1920s and 1930s styles. Most homes were built between 1910 and 1940 during the streetcar expansion, and the architectural character is largely intact.
How does Poncey-Highland compare to Virginia-Highland or Inman Park?
Poncey-Highland is smaller, generally a notch quieter, and slightly more architecturally varied than its better-known neighbors. Virginia-Highland has more retail along Highland Avenue. Inman Park has more high-end single-family stock and the Krog Street Market anchor. Poncey-Highland sits between them with lower turnover and faster BeltLine access. Best fit depends on whether you prioritize block character, school zone, or walkability to specific spots.
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