Druid Hills
Emory Atlanta Real EstateNortheast of Downtown Atlanta, Atlanta real estate in Druid Hills nestles along the winding streets of the picturesque neighborhood. Home to 15,000, the historic Druid Hills surrounds the world-class Emory University campus in DeKalb County.
Druid Hills real estate straddles the City of Atlanta and unincorporated DeKalb County. In the city, the more affluent, one-of-a-kind Atlanta mansions sit back from spacious front lawns in parklike settings. Druid Hills Golf Club adds to the pretty landscapes. The neighborhood incorporates single-family homes, townhomes, modern condos complementing more country like settings. It is wonderful for all ages, including professionals, families, and retirees.
Community Info
Neighborhood Overview
The lovely neighborhoods showcase classic architecture and bountiful beauty. Lush mature landscapes provide breathtaking scenery, especially in the foothills. Older and historic properties of Southern and European styles are well-maintained and restored.
Gated subdivisions, some with parks and swimming pools, on tree-lined streets add to the pleasing ambience in Druid Hills. Subdivisions include Briarcliff Woods, Chelsea Heights, Claremont Heights, Druid Hills, Emory Parc, Great Lakes, among others.
Prices for single-family homes in Druid Hills range from approximately $400,000 to over $4 million. Lofts, condominiums, and townhomes begin at $150,000 and range to approximately $550,000. Large vacant lots may bring $450,000-$750,000.
Neighborhood Activities
Besides proximity to Downtown and Midtown Atlanta, Druid Hills offers substantial employment through Emory University and the Center for the Disease Control. Residents enjoy the many university activities and respectful cultural venues such as Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Druid Hills City Association manages special events such as the Tour of Homes and Gardens. The community enjoys many monthly family outings such as Picnic in the Park and annual events such as 4th of July Parade, and October Open Streets in Emory Village.
Neighborhood History
Druid Hills was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s. The architect incorporated many parks along Ponce de Leon Avenue. A large portion of Druid Hills has been designated as historic districts of Emory, University Park, and Emory Grove. Freedom Park leads through The Path and to the Druid Hills Golf Club. The Druid Hills Parks & Parkways are on the National Register of Historic Places.
Neighborhood Schools
Students living in Druid Hills are served by DeKalb County Public Schools at Fernbank Elementary School, Druid Hills Middle School, and Druid Hills High School, an International Baccalaureate World School. Acclaimed private schools are also in the area, including The Paidela School (Pre—K through Grade 12). Inside the Druid Hills neighborhood, the renowned Emory University campus offers extraordinary educational options..
Neighborhood Location
Inside the perimeter, Druid Hills runs from approximately Ponce de Leon on the south to Interstate 85 on the northwest. Atlanta Hartsville International Airport is 30 minutes south of Druid Hills. This is a superior place for all ages, including professionals, families, and retirees.
This is zip code 30307. Boundaries include South Fork of Peachtree Creek (North), the CSX track and Decatur (East), The DeKalb County Line (West), and Atlanta city limit (south). Transportation systems accommodate the Emory campus area.
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Your Atlanta Neighborhood Expert
Please contact Butch Whitfield, Harry Norman Realtors, at 770.630.6668 or 404.897.5558 for more information about Atlanta real estate in Druid Hills.