OVERVIEW

East Atlanta is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood located southeast of downtown Atlanta, known for its diverse community, lively music scene, and a mix of historic homes and modern developments. It has become a popular destination for young professionals, families, and artists. This dynamic neighborhood blends history, culture, and strong sense of community.  It offers a unique living experience for residents and an exciting destination for visitors.  Whether you're looking to explore local shops, enjoy lively music, or connect with the community, East Atlanta has something for everyone.

LOCATION

East Atlanta is generally considered to encompass several neighborhoods and areas within the southeastern part of the city of Atlanta. While the boundaries can vary somewhat depending on local definitions, the following areas are commonly associated with East Atlanta:

1. East Atlanta Village (EAV): This is the heart of East Atlanta, known for its vibrant nightlife, restaurants, and shops. It hosts various events and is a hub for the community.

2. East Lake: Located to the east of East Atlanta Village, East Lake is primarily a residential area known for its historic homes and the East Lake Golf Club.

3. Gresham Park: This neighborhood is situated to the southeast and includes a mix of residential areas and parks.

4. Ormewood Park: Although sometimes considered a separate neighborhood, Ormewood Park is adjacent to East Atlanta and shares some community characteristics, including a mix of residential homes and local businesses.

5. Cabbagetown: While Cabbagetown is technically west of East Atlanta Village, it is often included in discussions about the broader East Atlanta area due to its proximity and cultural connections.

6. Benteen Park: This is a smaller neighborhood to the southeast of East Atlanta, known for its residential areas and local parks.

7. Edgewood: While Edgewood is often considered part of the broader East Side of Atlanta, it is located just north of East Atlanta and is sometimes included in discussions about the area.

While these neighborhoods have their unique identities, they collectively contribute to the overall character of East Atlanta, known for its eclectic vibe, community activities, and diverse population.

SHOPPING & DINING

Explore unique shops and boutiques along East Atlanta Village, featuring handmade goods, wholistic spiritual healing shops, and the perfect spot to bar hop.  Also, the East Atlanta Farmers Market operates on Thursdays, offering fresh produce, local products, and a community atmosphere.

East Atlanta offers a diverse range of dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. Popular spots include:

   - The Earl: A beloved music venue with a menu featuring burgers, vegetarian options, and a great selection of beers.

   - Grant Central Pizza: Known for its delicious pizzas and casual atmosphere.

   - Insomnia Cookies: Bakery chain known for warm cookies, ice cream,  and late-night deliveries.

   - Flat Iron:  a beloved spot in East Atlanta Village, offering a mix of delicious food, craft beverages, and a welcoming atmosphere.

   -Drip Coffee: A great place for coffee enthusiasts, offering a cozy atmosphere and artisanal brews.

   -Halidom Eatery: An upscale food hall that serves a diverse menu of delicious globally-inspired dishes, emphasizing       fresh ingredients.

PARKS & RECREATION

Brownwood Park: Neighborhood green space offering basketball and tennis courts, a playground, and a community garden.

Culture & Arts:

- East Atlanta Strut: An annual community festival featuring local artists, musicians, food vendors, and family-friendly activities.

- Local Markets and Fairs: Throughout the year, East Atlanta hosts various markets, art fairs, and community events that celebrate the local culture.

east atlanta LIVING:

 East Atlanta offers a mix of historic bungalows, modern homes, and apartments, catering to various budgets and preferences. The neighborhood is known for its charm and character, often attracting those looking for a unique living experience.  The real estate market in East Atlanta has been growing, making it an appealing option for homebuyers and investors.families. With its tree-lined streets, friendly neighbors, and a strong sense of community, Buckhead is an ideal place to call home.

Transportation:

East Atlanta is accessible via MARTA bus services, providing connections to downtown Atlanta and other neighborhoods.

The neighborhood is relatively walkable, especially around East Atlanta Village, making it easy to explore local shops and restaurants. It is also very common to see residents commute on bikes.

SCHOOLS:

East Atlanta offers a variety of educational options for families, with strong public, charter, and private schools serving the community. Each school has its unique strengths and programs, making it essential for families to consider their educational priorities and visit schools to find the best fit for their children. Whether looking for a traditional public school experience or a specialized charter or private education, East Atlanta has something to offer every family.  East Atlanta falls under the jurisdiction of Atlanta Public Schools (APS), which offers a range of schools from elementary to high school. Key public schools in the area include:

  - Burgess-Peterson Academy (Grades K-5): Known for its strong academic programs and focus on community engagement. The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities and a supportive environment for younger students.

  - Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School (Grades 6-8): Offers a wide range of academic programs, sports, and clubs. Inman Middle is known for its focus on preparing students for high school through a robust curriculum and extracurricular activities.

  - Midtown High School (Grades 9-12): Located nearby in the Midtown area, Grady High School is known for its strong academic reputation, diverse student body, and a variety of Advanced Placement (AP) courses. It also offers specialized programs in the arts and sciences.

Charter Schools

-The Kindezi Schools (Grades K-8): Kindezi Schools focus on personalized learning and small class sizes, providing a student-centered approach to education. The school emphasizes social-emotional learning and academic excellence.

-Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School (ANCS)(Grades K-8): ANCS is known for its project-based learning curriculum and strong community involvement. The school encourages parental participation and has a reputation for academic rigor and a supportive environment

-Genesis Innovation Academy (Grades K-8): Genesis Innovation Academy is known for its innovative educational approach and commitment to creating a positive learning environment.  With a strong emphasis on STEM education, this school offers a diverse curriculum that offers a dynamic and engaging educational experience.

-Drew Charter School (Grades Pre K-12): Charles R. Drew Charter School opened in 2000 as the City of Atlanta's first public charter school. Drew's innovative Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach with an integrated STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) framework and a strong foundation in literacy helps all students reach their highest potential. 

Private Schools

-The Paidea School (Grades Pre K-12): Founded in 1971, the Paideia School offers progressive education for students ages three to twelfth grade with a focus on the individual student. Paideia creates opportunities and environments where students can uncover their unique gifts and learn to use them in meaningful ways.

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