Virginia-Highland Homes for Sale
An early-1900s streetcar village on Atlanta's east side, anchored by the North Highland Avenue commercial strip and one of the densest tree canopies intown.
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Why Virginia-Highland Appeals
Virginia-Highland ("VaHi" if you've lived here a minute) developed between roughly 1910 and 1940 as Atlanta's streetcar system pushed northeast from downtown. The bones of the neighborhood are Craftsman bungalows, Tudor Revivals, and American Foursquares, on residential blocks that wrap a small commercial district at the corner of Virginia and North Highland. Locals still call that intersection "the village."
The reason buyers fixate on this neighborhood is geography. You're inside the perimeter, you can walk to dinner, and you sit one block off a school zone (Springdale Park Elementary, Inman Middle, Midtown High) that's one of the strongest in Atlanta Public Schools. The BeltLine Eastside Trail runs along the southwest edge, which means a 10-minute walk gets you to Ponce City Market or onto a paved trail that runs all the way to Inman Park and Reynoldstown. The tree canopy is dense, the sidewalks are continuous, and the architectural fabric is largely 1920s and 1930s, mostly intact.
The trade-off is price and inventory. Walkable plus intown plus historic plus a top-rated school zone is rare in Atlanta, and Virginia-Highland is the cleanest expression of all four at once. That keeps demand high and turnover low. Renovated single-family typically trades $1.0M to $1.8M, with the bigger Tudors on Springdale Road and Lullwater pushing well into the $2M to $4M range. New buyers are competing with renovators and small builders for the same houses. We can walk through which side of the neighborhood, and which architectural style, fits your situation best.
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- 1366 Wessyngton Road $2,650,000
- 1348 Berwick Avenue $2,649,900
- 1380 Wayne Avenue $2,595,000
- 880 Saint Charles Avenue $2,500,000
- 880 Saint Charles Avenue $2,500,000
- 915 Amsterdam Avenue $2,499,000
- 1312 Stillwood Drive $2,495,000
- 1386 Wayne Avenue $2,495,000
- 630 Virginia Avenue $2,395,000
- 1323 Highland Avenue $2,395,000
- 1370 Rock Springs Circle $2,350,000
- 750 Yorkshire Road $2,349,000
- 36 Delta Place $2,300,000
- 752 Cumberland Road $2,295,000
- 1176 Lullwater Road $2,295,000
- 939 Highland Terrace $2,260,000
- 1165 Reeder Circle $2,250,000
- 1131 Rosedale Drive $2,175,000
- 827 Highland Terrace $1,995,000
- 921 Ponce De Leon Place $1,950,000
- 1426 Harvard Road $1,895,000
- 591 Terrace Avenue $1,797,000
- 1785 Meadowdale Ave $1,795,000
- 1209 Springdale Road $1,785,000
- 2014 Ponce De Leon Avenue $1,750,000
- 1810 Clifton Road $1,700,000
- 201 Hurt Street $1,699,900
- 1019 Virginia Avenue $1,695,000
- 1890 Ridgewood Drive $1,650,000
- 216 Haralson Lane $1,649,000
- 1072 Monroe Drive $1,600,000
- 996 Greenwood Avenue $1,600,000
- 1072 Monroe Drive $1,600,000
- 1944 McLendon Avenue $1,595,000
- 923 St Charles Avenue $1,550,000
- 771 St Charles Avenue $1,500,000
- 1275 The By Way $1,499,000
- 1236 Monroe Drive $1,499,000
- 1528 Highland Avenue $1,495,000
- 726 Edgewood Avenue $1,495,000
- 1767 Ridgewood Drive $1,450,000
- 906 Arlington Place $1,425,000
- 1163 University Drive $1,395,000
- 1216 Rock Springs Road $1,395,000
- 829 North Avenue #2 $1,390,000
- 1686 Johnson Road $1,375,000
- 1039 Greenwood Avenue $1,350,000
- 547 Elmwood Drive $1,350,000
- 547 Elmwood Drive $1,350,000
- 1735 Johnson Road $1,350,000
- 1637 Lenox Road $1,300,000
- 1286 McLendon Avenue $1,300,000
- 922 Barton Woods Road $1,300,000
- 829 North Ave NE #1 $1,299,000
- 639 Kimberly Lane $1,299,000
- 2118 Palifox Drive $1,295,000
- 873 Inman Village Parkway $1,249,000
- 3 Highland Park Lane $1,200,000
- 337 Atlantis Avenue $1,199,000
- 431 Leonardo Avenue $1,175,000
- 952A Edgewood Avenue $1,150,000
- 663 Amsterdam Avenue $1,150,000
- 446 Hardendorf Avenue $1,150,000
- 1087 Colquitt Avenue $1,150,000
- 1185 Briarcliff Place $1,150,000
- 952 Edgewood Avenue $1,150,000
- 1755 Inverness Avenue $1,135,000
- 32 Walthall Street #A $1,099,000
- 1323 Briarcliff Road $1,099,000
- 1320 North Avenue $1,075,000
- 1701 Clifton Road $1,050,000
- 1080 Clifton Road $1,050,000
- 242 Haralson Avenue $1,050,000
- 1200 Ponce de Leon Avenue #B3 $1,025,900
- 1973 Westminster Way $1,000,000
- 1251 Druid Place $999,900
- 1259 McLendon Avenue $999,900
- 1259 McLendon Avenue $999,900
- 1432 Cornell Road $999,000
- 1224 Mansfield Avenue $998,000
- 1206 Mansfield Avenue $980,000
- 600 Bonaventure Avenue #6 $975,000
- 1200 Ponce De Leon Avenue #B1 $957,900
- 60 Walthall Street #A $950,000
- 460 Oakdale Road $950,000
- 1200 Ponce De Leon Avenue #A5 $949,000
- 1342 Emory Road $939,000
- 1417 Lanier Place $915,000
- 499 Moreland Avenue #I $900,000
- 215 Flora Avenue #A $895,000
- 1075 Monroe Drive $895,000
- 1888 Lenox Road $895,000
- 1200 Ponce de Leon Avenue #B4 $880,900
- 1354 Rock Springs Road $865,000
- 638 Moreland Avenue $865,000
- 373 Oakdale Road $855,000
- 320 FERGUSON Street $850,000
- 1365 Finley Street #A $850,000
- 1417 Briarcliff Road $850,000
- 368 Josephine Street $850,000
- 1545 Foote Street $830,000
- 1968 Mclendon Avenue $800,000
- 2155 Ponce De Leon Avenue $799,999
- 602 Moreland Avenue $799,900
- 205 Whitefoord Avenue #B $799,000
- 1252 Mansfield Avenue $799,000
- 256 Mathews Avenue $799,000
- 825 Virginia Park Circle $795,000
- 95A Flora Avenue $785,000
- 161 Wesley Avenue #A $779,000
- 1404 Briarcliff Road $775,000
- 112 Wesley Avenue $775,000
- 792 Virginia Park Circle $765,000
- 388 Princeton Way $760,000
- 350 Brooks Avenue $750,000
- 1257 Briar Hills Drive $740,000
- 1244 Virginia Court $715,000
- 20 Sanderson Street $715,000
- 1717 Decatur Road #220 $669,000
- 503 Durand Drive $665,000
- 1261 McLynn Avenue $650,000
- 178 Wesley Avenue #A $650,000
- 262 Southerland Terrace $650,000
- 292 Gordon Avenue #A $649,000
- 255 Southerland Terrace #204 $639,900
- 255 Southerland Terrace #108 $625,000
- 1258 Dekalb Avenue #127 $625,000
- 680 Greenwood Avenue #404 $625,000
- 850 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #30 $625,000
- 926 Waverly Way #F $624,900
- 126 Marona Street $624,500
- 587 Virginia Avenue #1009 $600,000
- 400 Village Parkway #123 $599,000
- 772 Barnett Street $585,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #326 $575,000
- 200 Highland Avenue #102 $575,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #201 $575,000
- 2049 Tuxedo Avenue $575,000
- 15 Lullwater Estate $575,000
- 1216 Mansfield Avenue $565,000
- 1223 Oxley Place $554,500
- 200 Highland Avenue #207 $550,000
- 24 Becker Place $549,000
- 279 Carlyle Park Drive $535,000
- 400 Village Parkway #142 $528,000
- 6 Becker Place $525,000
- 225 Carlyle Park Drive $525,000
- 790 North Avenue #102 $525,000
- 76 Mayson Avenue #B $519,900
- 1884 Gordon Manor $499,000
- 40 Aberdeen Street $499,000
- 1258 Dekalb Avenue #135 $485,000
- 972 Dekalb Avenue #203 $475,000
- 1340 Stillwood $470,000
- 1118 Austin Avenue $460,000
- 1717 Decatur Road #114 $450,000
- 1331 Stillwood Chase $450,000
- 825 Highland Lane #1207 $439,000
- 417 Clifton Road $429,000
- 306 Carlyle Park Drive $428,000
- 825 Highland Lane #1115 $425,000
- 1148 Hardee Street $425,000
- 600 Brickworks Circle #6109 $415,000
- 24 Screven Street $400,000
- 872 Briarcliff Road #B2 $400,000
- 130 Arizona Avenue #301 $400,000
- 1162 Ponce De Leon Avenue #B2 $399,850
- 978 North Avenue #303 $395,000
- 653 Highland Avenue #4 $379,900
- 15 Waddell Street #303 $379,000
- 964 Dekalb Avenue #110 $375,000
- 1628 Briarcliff Road #18 $375,000
- 870 Inman Village Parkway #204 $370,000
- 653 Highland Avenue #2 $359,900
- 1125 Briarcliff Place #12 $355,000
- 1170 Highland Avenue #A1 $350,000
- 824 Greenwood Avenue #3 $350,000
- 1120 Briarcliff Road #3 $349,900
- 245 Highland Avenue #416 $325,000
- 14 Becker Place $325,000
- 972 Dekalb Avenue #202 $325,000
- 195 Arizona Avenue #154 $324,900
- 1034 Virginia Avenue #11 $324,900
- 855 Greenwood Avenue #K $319,900
- 1120 Briarcliff Road $319,500
- 1253 Caroline Street #223 $319,000
- 1628 Briarcliff Road #9 $319,000
- 1300 Dekalb Avenue #711 $317,900
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3137 $315,000
- 1448 Macklone Street $309,000
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #APT 2416 $304,900
- 841 Frederica Street #22 $300,000
- 1285 Cumberland $300,000
- 130 Arizona Avenue #204 $300,000
- 608 Seminole Avenue #3 $299,999
- 1168 Briarcliff Road #3 $299,000
- 677 Somerset Terrace #2D $287,900
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3112 $285,000
- 1635 Briarcliff Road #15 $285,000
- 1391 Normandy Drive #1 $279,000
- 677 Somerset Terrace #4C $278,000
- 1245 Caroline Street #220 $275,000
- 1350 Morningside Drive #13 $275,000
- 410 Candler Park Drive #H-7 $275,000
- 885 Briarcliff Road #D1 $275,000
- 878 Briarcliff Road #B2 $274,900
- 130 Arizona Avenue #415 $274,900
- 1624 Briarcliff Road #3 $270,000
- 148 Waverly Way #6 $269,900
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #3301 $267,500
- 818 Greenwood Avenue #104 $265,000
- 866 Briarcliff Road #B2 $264,900
- 1879 Johnson Road #2 $264,900
- 1221 Caroline Street #208 $259,900
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #3313 $254,900
- 1616 Briarcliff Road #5 $254,900
- 542 Goldsboro Road #D $250,000
- 821 Ralph Mcgill Boulevard #2111 $250,000
- 410 Candler Park Drive #A-5 $250,000
- 866 Briarcliff Road #B1 $249,900
- 821 Ralph McGill Boulevard #2113 $245,000
- 1042 Saint Charles Avenue #4 $245,000
- 821 Ralph McGill NE 3217 $242,500
- 1879 Johnson Road NE #5 $240,000
- 869 Briarcliff Road #B25 $230,000
- 1071 Highland Avenue #4 $222,000
- 733 Frederica Street #2 $215,000
- 897 North Highland Avenue #A9 $209,000
- 737 Barnett Street #B5 $209,000
- 1647 Briarcliff Road #8 $200,000
- New Street $195,000
- 1125 Briarcliff Place #2 $190,000
- 866 Briarcliff Road #D2 $189,000
- 1322 Euclid Avenue #205 $185,000
- 373 Moreland Avenue #206 $179,900
What Makes Virginia-Highland Distinctive
The village commercial strip
The corner of Virginia and North Highland is the social heart of the neighborhood. Independent restaurants, a couple of long-running bars, a wine shop, neighborhood retail. Atkins Park has been operating since 1922 and holds the oldest continuously-active tavern license in Atlanta. Most residents walk to dinner here several nights a week.
One of the densest tree canopies intown
Streets like Lanier Boulevard, Greenwood, and Park Drive are lined with mature hardwoods that arch over the road. The canopy is part of why the neighborhood feels older and quieter than its walkability score would suggest, and it's actively protected by the neighborhood association.
BeltLine Eastside Trail on the southwest edge
The Eastside Trail runs along the southwestern boundary of the neighborhood. From most VaHi blocks you can walk or bike to the trail in under 10 minutes, and from there to Ponce City Market, Krog Street Market, Inman Park, and Old Fourth Ward without getting in a car.
Strong APS school zone
Springdale Park Elementary, Inman Middle, and Midtown High School (formerly Grady) is one of the most-requested public-school sequences inside the city of Atlanta. That catchment is part of why family buyers compete hard for VaHi homes specifically. Confirm zone with APS before relying on any address for an offer.
Cohesive 1920s and 1930s architecture
The housing stock is mostly Craftsman bungalow, Tudor Revival, American Foursquare, and smaller 1920s cottages. There's been very little tear-down replacement compared to other intown neighborhoods, so block-to-block character feels coherent rather than patchwork.
Summerfest and Tour of Homes
Virginia-Highland Summerfest runs every June with a juried art show, multi-stage music, a 5K, and a food village along North Highland. The Tour of Homes runs in the fall. Both are organized by the neighborhood association and pull tens of thousands of visitors a year.
Virginia-Highland real estate market.
Living in Virginia-Highland
Dining & Entertainment
Atkins Park Restaurant and Bar
Operating since 1922, Atkins Park holds the oldest continuously-active tavern license in Atlanta. Gastropub menu, sidewalk patio, late-night-friendly. A village fixture.
atkinspark.com/Murphy's
Long-running American bistro at the corner of Virginia and North Highland. Brunch, weeknight dinner, the kind of spot you bring out-of-town family.
murphys-atlanta-restaurant.com/Highland Tap
Below-grade neighborhood steakhouse with a deep bourbon list. Quiet weeknight option, busier on weekends.
highlandtap.com/La Tavola Trattoria
Italian neighborhood spot known for handmade pastas and a small dining room that fills early. Reservations recommended.
latavolatrattoria.com/Highland Bakery
Breakfast and brunch on North Highland. Long weekend lines, fresh pastries, good for a casual morning.
highlandbakery.com/Fontaine's Oyster House
Oyster bar and seafood spot on North Highland. Casual, walkable, a regular stop for VaHi residents.
Shopping & Services
Virginia-Highland village shops
Independent boutiques, home decor, a wine shop, and small specialty retailers along Virginia and North Highland. Walkable from most of the neighborhood.
Ponce City Market
A 10 to 15 minute walk or short BeltLine ride south. Whole Foods, the food hall, retail, and the rooftop in the renovated Sears building.
poncecitymarket.com/Morningside village shops
Adjacent neighborhood commercial strip just north along North Highland. Alon's Bakery, a couple of restaurants, neighborhood retail.
Little Five Points
Independent record stores, vintage shops, bookstores. A 5-minute drive or 15-minute walk south.
Recreation & Parks
BeltLine Eastside Trail
Paved walking and biking trail along the southwest edge of the neighborhood. Connects to Ponce City Market, Inman Park, and points south.
beltline.org/Piedmont Park
Atlanta's largest urban park, with the Botanical Garden at the north edge. About a 10-minute drive or 20-minute bike ride west via 10th Street.
piedmontpark.org/John Howell Park
Small neighborhood park inside Virginia-Highland with a playground, sports fields, and a regular calendar of community events. Walkable for most VaHi blocks.
Orme Park
Compact park on the eastern side of the neighborhood with a playground and shaded paths. Quieter than John Howell, popular for weekday morning walks.
Annual Events
Virginia-Highland Summerfest
Annual June festival along North Highland with a juried art show, multi-stage live music, a 5K road race, a kids' area, and a food village. One of the longest-running neighborhood festivals in Atlanta.
vahisummerfest.com/Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes
Annual self-guided fall tour of distinctive VaHi homes, from restored Craftsman bungalows to contemporary renovations. Proceeds support community organizations.
vahi.org/tour-of-homes/Jingle Jog
Holiday fun run through the village in December, costumed participants, post-race gathering on North Highland.
Architecture in Virginia-Highland
~55% of stock
Craftsman Bungalow
Front-gabled or side-gabled roofs, deep front porches, exposed rafter tails, tapered porch columns, wood clapboard or shingle siding. Most are 1,500 to 2,800 square feet, often expanded with rear additions over the last two decades while keeping the original front intact.
~20% of stock
Tudor Revival
Brick or stucco facades, half-timbered gables, leaded-glass windows, sometimes stone accents. Most are 2,500 to 4,000 square feet, on slightly larger lots, concentrated on Springdale, Lullwater, Lanier, and the streets toward Druid Hills.
~15% of stock
American Foursquare
Two-story square plan, hipped roof with central dormer, full-width front porch, four roughly-equal rooms per floor. Generally 2,200 to 3,200 square feet, brick or wood siding, often with finished attic space.
~10% of stock
1920s Cottage and small Colonial
Smaller 1,200 to 1,800 square foot homes, often one-story or one-and-a-half, on tighter lots. Mix of Colonial Revival and simpler vernacular cottages. Common on the eastern blocks of the neighborhood.
Virginia-Highland Schools
Springdale Park Elementary
Atlanta Public Schools elementary serving most of the Virginia-Highland catchment. Consistently one of the highest-rated APS elementaries on test scores. Demand for the catchment is part of why VaHi prices stay firm. 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. Strong arts and academics programs. 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 (in adjacent Druid Hills), Atlanta International School, Trinity School in Buckhead, Holy Innocents'. Confirm tuition and admissions calendars directly with each school.
Getting Around Virginia-Highland
Day-to-day transit is mostly walking, biking the BeltLine, or hopping a MARTA bus. Inman Park / Reynoldstown rail station is a 1.5-mile bike ride or short drive south, and most VaHi residents drive or rideshare to the airport rather than connecting through MARTA rail.
Typical commute times
Downtown Atlanta
12–18 min off-peak via Freedom Pkwy
Midtown / Tech Square
8–12 min off-peak via 10th Street or Ponce
Buckhead Village
12–18 min off-peak via Piedmont
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
20–30 min off-peak via I-75/85 South
Emory University
10–15 min off-peak via Briarcliff or N. Decatur
I-75 and I-85 (the Connector) are accessible via Ponce de Leon or Freedom Parkway, both within 5 to 8 minutes. I-20 is similar via the Connector south. GA-400 is a 10 to 15 minute drive north via Piedmont.
Frequently asked questions.
What's the median home price in Virginia-Highland?
Renovated single-family inside the neighborhood typically trades $1.0M to $1.8M. The wider 30306 ZIP averages closer to $799k because it includes condos and smaller homes outside the neighborhood proper. The largest historic Tudors on Springdale Road and Lullwater can push $2M to $4M. Closed sales across 30306 averaged about 34 days on market over the last 12 months, with well-prepared VaHi single-family typically moving faster than the ZIP average.
How is the Virginia-Highland market right now?
Inventory inside the neighborhood proper is usually under 15 active single-family at any given time, which keeps the market tight. The $1.0M to $1.5M band moves fastest, often with multiple offers in 2 to 3 weeks for well-prepared listings. The $2M-plus tier is slower, sometimes 60 to 120 days, and frequently sees price adjustments. Whether right now is a good time to buy depends on which tier you're in. Happy to walk through your specific situation.
Is Virginia-Highland walkable?
Yes. Walk Score is in the mid 80s for most blocks. The village commercial strip at Virginia and North Highland is the social anchor, and the BeltLine Eastside Trail is along the southwest edge. Most residents walk to dinner regularly and use the BeltLine for daily errands or weekend rides. Bike Score is moderate (60s), and the closest MARTA rail is Inman Park / Reynoldstown station about 1.5 miles south.
What schools are assigned to Virginia-Highland?
Springdale Park Elementary, Inman Middle, and Midtown High School (formerly Grady) in Atlanta Public Schools. Springdale Park is one of the highest-rated APS elementaries on test scores, and that catchment is part of what keeps prices firm here. Confirm current zone assignment with APS before relying on any specific block for an offer, since boundaries can shift.
What architectural styles are common in Virginia-Highland?
About 55% Craftsman bungalow, 20% Tudor Revival, 15% American Foursquare, and 10% smaller 1920s cottages and Colonial Revivals. Most homes were built between 1910 and 1940 during the streetcar expansion. Tear-down replacement has been minimal compared to other intown neighborhoods, so the architectural fabric is largely intact. The biggest Tudors are concentrated on Springdale Road, Lullwater, and Lanier.
How does Virginia-Highland compare to Morningside, Poncey-Highland, or Inman Park?
Morningside (just north) is quieter and more residential, with less commercial in walking range. Poncey-Highland (just south) is smaller, more eclectic, and gives you faster BeltLine access at a similar price point. Inman Park (south, then east) has more architecturally significant Victorian stock and the Krog Street Market anchor, but less retail walking distance. Virginia-Highland sits in the middle with the strongest combination of village walkability, school zone, and historic single-family inventory. Best fit depends on whether you prioritize block character, walking to dinner, or specific architectural style.
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