Reynoldstown

About Reynoldstown

Reynoldstown sits in an enviable position along the Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail, offering the connectivity and walkability that define modern intown living. Originally a working-class African American neighborhood, Reynoldstown has evolved into one of Atlanta’s most diverse and dynamic communities.

The neighborhood bridges the gap between established areas like Inman Park and emerging areas along Memorial Drive, offering buyers more affordable entry into Beltline-adjacent living.

Real Estate in Reynoldstown

Reynoldstown features a mix of original bungalows from the early 1900s, fully renovated historic homes, and modern new construction. The neighborhood has seen significant development pressure, with new townhomes and single-family homes filling in vacant lots.

Prices are generally 15-25% below neighboring Inman Park, making Reynoldstown attractive for buyers seeking value with similar connectivity.

Living in Reynoldstown

The Beltline provides the primary lifestyle amenity, with easy walking and biking access to Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, and eventually East Atlanta. The Inman Park-Reynoldstown MARTA station makes car-free living feasible for commuters.

Memorial Drive is undergoing significant revitalization, with new restaurants, retail, and the Madison Yards development adding amenities to the southern edge of the neighborhood.

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