Ormewood Park
Craftsman bungalows with direct SE Beltline access
Ormewood Park offers SE Beltline Southside Trail access with Craftsman bungalows on 0.15-0.25 acre lots, $80K-$120K below Grant Park prices. Parkside Elementary draws families. The neighborhood sits between Grant Park to the west and East Atlanta to the east, quiet and residential with no commercial district.
Price Ranges (2026)
| Tier | Price Range | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | $350K-$450K | Unrenovated or lightly updated bungalow. 1,000-1,400 sq ft, 2-3 bed, 1 bath. |
| Mid | $450K-$600K | Renovated Craftsman with updated kitchen, refinished hardwoods. 1,400-1,800 sq ft. |
| Upper | $600K-$800K | Fully renovated, nothing to touch. Larger floorplan, high-end finishes. |
Approximately $80K-$120K below Grant Park for comparable housing.
Housing Stock
Craftsman bungalows (1920s): Low rooflines, tapered porch columns, exposed rafter tails, hardwood floors. 1,200-1,800 sq ft typical. Consistent architectural character throughout.
Ranch homes (1950s): Some on southern edges near Brownwood Park. Brick construction, simpler floor plans.
Lot sizes: 0.15-0.25 acres average. Larger than many intown neighborhoods.
New construction: Rare. Neighborhood association active on preservation.
Schools
Atlanta Public Schools zoning:
- Elementary: Parkside Elementary (major draw for families)
- Middle: King Middle School
- High: Maynard Jackson High School
Charter options: Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School, Kindezi Schools
Transit and Commute
Walk Score: 58. Bike Score: 74. Transit Score: 40. (Walk Score)
Car-dependent for daily errands. No walkable retail within neighborhood.
Drive times:
- Downtown Atlanta: 10-15 minutes
- Midtown: 15-20 minutes
- Grant Park restaurants: 5 minutes
- East Atlanta Village: 5 minutes
MARTA: No rail station within walking distance. Inman Park/Reynoldstown and King Memorial stations approximately 2 miles north.
SE Beltline: Direct trail access. Connects to Grant Park, Boulevard Crossing, extends toward Reynoldstown.
Parks
- Ormewood Park: Neighborhood green space
- Brownwood Park: Southern edge of neighborhood
- Boulevard Crossing Park: Nearby, connects to SE Beltline
Key Tradeoffs
Pros:
- Direct SE Beltline access
- Larger lots than many intown neighborhoods (0.15-0.25 acres)
- Parkside Elementary popular with families
- Quiet, residential character
- Lower prices than Grant Park
Cons:
- No walkable restaurants or retail (drive to Grant Park or EAV)
- No MARTA rail within walking distance
- Moreland Avenue carries heavy traffic on neighborhood edge
Sources: Redfin, Walk Score, Atlanta Public Schools. Data reflects 2026 market conditions.
Last updated: March 18, 2026
Quick Facts
- Median Price
- $485,000
- Avg $/Sq Ft
- $315
- Walk Score
- 58
- Transit Score
- 40
- Bike Score
- 74
- ZIP Codes
- 30316, 30312
- Beltline
- Direct Access
Why Live in Ormewood Park
- Median home price $485K, avg $315/sq ft
- Direct SE Beltline Southside Trail access
- 1920s Craftsman bungalows on 0.15-0.25 acre lots
- Parkside Elementary draws families
- Between Grant Park and East Atlanta Village
Local Amenities
Parks & Trail Access
- SE Beltline Southside Trail
- Ormewood Park
- Brownwood Park
- Boulevard Crossing Park nearby
Schools
- Parkside Elementary
- King Middle School
- Maynard Jackson High School
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Clients in Ormewood Park
★ 5 · 24 reviews on Google"Deep knowledge of the Atlanta market, especially Boulevard Heights, Chosewood Park, Ormewood Park, and Reynoldstown. Generated serious interest before the property even hit the market."— David Darko-Mensah
"Not a part-time Realtor. She hit the ground running, told me what I needed to do, and we had it under contract in 40 days."— Bill Powell
"The exact person we were looking for when it came to the neighborhood and the type of home we wanted. Helped us from beginning to end."— Fox Wade
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