Grant Park

About Grant Park

Grant Park is one of Atlanta’s oldest and most beloved intown neighborhoods, established in the late 1800s around the 131-acre park that shares its name. The neighborhood seamlessly blends historic character with modern urban living, attracting families, young professionals, and longtime Atlanta residents alike.

Named after Colonel Lemuel P. Grant, who donated the land for the park in 1883, Grant Park has evolved from a Victorian-era suburb into one of the city’s most sought-after communities. The neighborhood is anchored by Zoo Atlanta, which calls the park home and draws visitors from across the region.

Real Estate in Grant Park

The Grant Park real estate market features a diverse mix of housing options, from original Victorian homes and Craftsman bungalows to modern new construction. Homes typically spend around 30-45 days on market, reflecting strong buyer demand.

Single-family homes range from approximately $375,000 for smaller properties to over $1.1 million for fully renovated historic homes. The neighborhood has seen steady appreciation, making it attractive for both homeowners and investors.

Living in Grant Park

Residents praise Grant Park for its walkability and tight-knit community feel. The neighborhood hosts popular events throughout the year, including the Grant Park Summer Shade Festival, Tour of Homes, and weekly farmers markets. Cherokee Avenue and Memorial Drive offer a growing selection of restaurants, cafes, and local shops.

The Beltline Southside Trail provides excellent connectivity for walking, running, and cycling to neighboring communities. MARTA bus service is available, though most residents rely on cars for commuting outside the immediate area.

Data sources: Zillow, Redfin, Walk Score. Prices reflect 2025 market conditions and are subject to change.