2026 Buckhead Guidebook

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PLAN TO STAY

Buckhead melds a dynamic business center with award-winning dining, upscale shopping, beautiful greenspace, exciting nightlife and more – ALL criteria important for creating memorable meeting experiences for your clients and colleagues. There are 31+ hotels (8 luxury), 6500+ hotel rooms, 238,000+ sq feet of meeting and event space. 4 world-class shopping districts, 2 live performance venues and 697 acres of parks and greenspace in Atlanta’s Buckhead. Clients and visitors, looking for a high-end experience in an accessible business district will discover that EVERY need is met in Buckhead.

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BUCKHEAD GUIDEBOOK 2026

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An award-winning resource for residents, newcomers, visitors, and investors interested in this North Atlanta community.

We would like to express our appreciation for data and photography provided by Livable Buckhead, Atlanta Business Chronicle, KB Group, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Atlanta Regional Commission, Buckhead Heritage Society, Census LEHD On the Map, Collier Research, CoStar Group, CBRE Hotels Research, Dorsey Alston, Environs Analytics Group Ltd., ESRI Demographics, Fulton County Assessor, Kalibri Labs, NAICS, Carson Matthews - Chastain Park Conservancy Board Chair, U.S. Census Bureau and Freepik.

Permission is granted to reproduce material within these covers, provided credit to “2026 Buckhead Guidebook” accompanies its use.

Data herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but no warranty is given or implied as to its accuracy, and no decision should be based on such material without prior independent verification. All data herein is subject to change without advance notice.

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Although this Guidebook is divided into four sections - Overview, Tourism, Relocation, and Economic Development - much of the data is interchangeable. Thus, we encourage our readers to peruse the entire book. And, although there is not a section titled “Residents”, we are certain those who live in Buckhead will learn a lot about their community from the Guidebook and will find it a valuable resource to keep in the office and at home.

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Next Stop: Buckhead

From Daily Commute to Major Events

In Buckhead, the future is not something to wait for. It is being built every day. As the marquee district in Atlanta, Buckhead continues to lead the way in commerce, hospitality, and innovation. In 2026, that leadership comes into sharper focus as Atlanta welcomes the world for the FIFA World Cup and Buckhead steps forward as a premier destination for visitors, businesses, and investment.

With its unmatched concentration of acclaimed restaurants, top-tier hotels, and vibrant mixed-use destinations, Buckhead Atlanta delivers the most complete hospitality and lifestyle experience in the region. World-class dining, lodging, and shopping are paired with walkable neighborhoods and parks, creating an energy that feels both elevated and welcoming. This balance reinforces Buckhead’s standing as Atlanta’s crown jewel for economic activity and Southern hospitality.

For nearly 15 years, Livable Buckhead has played a central role in driving this momentum by aligning infrastructure, programming, and partnerships around a clear vision for growth. Progress across Buckhead reflects not only public investment, but also the engagement and generosity of businesses, residents, and civic leaders committed to strengthening the district for the long term. That shared commitment ensures Buckhead continues to compete, connect, and lead.

Built to Keep Things Moving

Mobility is a defining advantage in Buckhead Atlanta. The Buc, an on-demand shuttle service launched in 2022,

Buckhead Leads from the Front

has become a cornerstone of the district’s transportation network, surpassing 100,000 riders and underscoring demand for flexible, car-free options. By linking MARTA stations with offices, hotels, shopping, and dining destinations, the Buc keeps people moving smoothly across Buckhead’s commercial core. With more than 60 percent of trips beginning or ending at MARTA, the service strengthens workforce access, supports visitor circulation, and fuels business activity while easing congestion.

PATH400 builds on that momentum. With the opening of the new Mountain Way section, including a striking bridge that serves as a recognizable visual marker for the corridor, the greenway continues to extend through the heart of Buckhead Atlanta, strengthening connections between neighborhoods, employment centers, and retail destinations. As Buckhead’s signature active transportation spine, PATH400 enhances daily mobility while positioning the district to perform seamlessly during peak moments and delivers a polished experience when the world is watching.

A Market Playing the Long Game

Investment in parks and public space is central to Buckhead’s long-term strategy. Ongoing expansion and planning efforts at Loridans Park, Mountain Way Common, and Old Ivy Park reflect a continued focus on creating high-quality, accessible parks that enhance daily life while driving economic value. These investments strengthen Buckhead’s appeal as a place to live, work, and visit, reinforcing its reputation for thoughtful, forward-looking urban development.

Along PATH400, outdoor fitness equipment has become part of the corridor’s everyday experience, reinforcing its role as active infrastructure rather than a single-purpose trail. These amenities support daily use, promote healthy lifestyles, and strengthen the overall return on Buckhead’s expanding network of parks and trails. Sustainability remains integral to this approach. From durable infrastructure investments and highperforming public spaces to embodied carbon strategies that prioritize efficiency and long-term asset value, Buckhead Atlanta continues to focus on practical solutions that support responsible growth. Livable Buckhead also advances workforce stability through the Live.Work. Buckhead. employer-assisted housing program, helping employees find housing closer to where they work and strengthening the hospitality and service sectors that keep the district competitive. Many of these initiatives are made possible through a combination of public funding, partnerships, and philanthropic support that turns vision into action.

Ready for a Global Moment and Beyond

As Buckhead steps into 2026, the stage is set and the momentum is real. With proven mobility systems, expanding parks and trails, and a hospitality market performing at a championship level, Buckhead is ready to rise to the occasion as the world turns its attention to Atlanta for the FIFA World Cup. This is a moment to welcome fans, visitors, and businesses from around the globe, to showcase Atlanta at its best, and to carry that energy forward. Buckhead Atlanta is prepared not just to host, but to play with purpose, convert opportunity into lasting economic momentum, and build on this moment long after the final whistle.

Smart Infrastructure. Lasting Economic Impact.

In Buckhead Atlanta, infrastructure decisions are made with longterm economic performance in mind. From high-performing buildings to connected transportation systems and district-scale utilities, the district has built an approach that strengthens competitiveness, lowers operating risk, and supports growth over time.

Buckhead by the Numbers

• 3 MARTA stations anchoring regional transit access

• 126,000 Buc rides providing reliable last-mile connectivity since inception

• 15+ miles of trails supporting access, mobility choice, and reduced parking demand

• 100+ public EV charging stations, placing nearly every destination in the commercial core within a quarter mile of charging

• 140+ LEED certified completed commercial and residential projects, signaling strong development standards

• 45 million square feet scoring 75+ on ENERGY STAR, placing them in the top 25 percent nationally for energy performance

• 75+ million gallons of potable water reduced annually through a district-scale WaterHub operated by Piedmont Hospital, recycling water on site

• One-third of the workforce use energy-saving commute options such as transit, carpooling, walking, biking, and teleworking

• Forward-thinking zoning policies advancing low-carbon, futureready development practices

High-Performance Development

Buckhead’s development pattern emphasizes building quality, operating efficiency, and long-term asset performance. LEED, FitWel, and ENERGY STAR certified buildings reflect standards that lower operating costs, support workforce attraction, and protect investment value. These expectations increasingly define the baseline for new development in Buckhead.

Connected, Efficient Mobility

Supported by rail access and a robust last-mile network, Buckhead Atlanta is designed to function efficiently at scale. Expanding trail networks such as PATH400 and the Atlanta BeltLine Northside Trail, along with widespread EV charging, provide flexibility in how people move through the district. This mobility mix reduces reliance on single-occupancy vehicles, supports workforce access, and helps manage congestion as Buckhead grows, reinforcing its role as a highly accessible employment and visitor hub.

Future-Ready Policy and Innovation

Policy and zoning in Buckhead are used to improve development outcomes, not add complexity. Engagement in construction practices brings cost, performance, and material considerations forward earlier in the development timeline. Alignment with national standards helps projects perform better over their full lifecycle.

A District-Scale Advantage

Buckhead Atlanta stands out through the cumulative impact of these coordinated investments. Infrastructure, mobility, and development practices work together to create a district that performs reliably for employers, residents, and investors. This intentional approach delivers value today while positioning Buckhead for sustained growth.

mayor's letter

CITY OF ATLANTA

A Message from Atlanta’s 61st Mayor, the Honorable Andre Dickens:

Atlanta is a group project. Our city’s progress has never been the work of one institution, one neighborhood, or one generation. It is the result of many communities stepping up, collaborating, and taking shared responsibility for the future we are building together.

Buckhead exemplifies what it means to be an active partner in that work. As one of Atlanta’s most dynamic employment centers and residential communities, Buckhead helps drive the city’s economic vitality while setting a high bar for design, sustainability, and livability. Its leadership demonstrates how local action, when aligned with citywide goals, delivers benefits that extend beyond neighborhood boundaries.

From investments in mobility and public safety to parks, trails, and environmental stewardship, Buckhead’s collaborative approach reflects the spirit of Atlanta’s group project. Together, we’ve witnessed how progress happens when residents, businesses, nonprofits, and civic leaders work together, sharing ideas, resources, and accountability, to strengthen the places we call home.

The story of Atlanta’s success is written community by community. When neighborhoods like Buckhead lean in, innovate, and partner, they help shape a city that is resilient, inclusive, and prepared for long-term growth.

Thank you for your continued engagement and for being part of Atlanta’s group project.

Sincerely,

Mayor Andre Dickens

Community PROFILE

Buckhead sits at the center of Atlanta’s economic engine, while also functioning as a collection of vibrant, established neighborhoods. Long known as a destination for commerce, hospitality, and lifestyle, the district continues to perform as one of the city’s most influential urban centers for employers, talent, and investment. Globally recognized shopping, a wide range of dining and cultural destinations, and a strong mix of office, residential, and hotel development make Buckhead both a regional draw and a place people choose over time.

Buckhead is one of metro Atlanta’s largest employment hubs, supporting more than 130,000 jobs across key industries. Its dense commercial core anchors the district economically and connects jobs, neighborhoods, and daily activity.

Buckhead Atlanta is a collection of distinct neighborhoods offering a wide range of housing types, from high-rise living near employment centers to established residential streets. This mix supports different household needs and stages of life while reinforcing long-term community stability.

Access in Buckhead supports its role as a regional employment center with local and global reach. Jobs and commercial areas are served by two transit rail lines, three rail stations, and nine bus routes, along with two interstate highways, two U.S. highways, and nine state highways connecting Buckhead to the region. Proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport extends access through nonstop domestic and international service. Continued investment in pedestrian connections, trails, and public spaces supports last-mile access and a businessready environment throughout the day and evening.

With a strong residential base and a significantly larger daytime population, Buckhead Atlanta continues to balance economic performance with neighborhood identity, aligning growth with mobility, housing, and community investment

Fast Facts

• Buckhead Atlanta drives $2.9 billion in annual retail sales and $1.6 billion in tax revenue locally, while supporting an estimated $57 billion in total economic output statewide.

• Buckhead contains about 90 million square feet of commercial real estate across all property types, including office buildings, retail centers, hospitality, and other commercial space

• 20 million+ square feet of office space across Buckhead, 89% Class A

• 6,500+ hotel rooms, including luxury and full-service properties

• 300+ restaurants, from neighborhood favorites to chef-driven destinations

• 175,000+ daytime population, including residents, workers, visitors, shoppers, and others who come into the district during the day

• 103,000 residents, representing roughly one-fifth of the City of Atlanta’s population

• Young, highly educated population, with nearly half of residents between ages 25 and 54 having a college degree

• Buckhead is served by 20 schools total: 6 public schools across elementary, middle, high, and charter levels, and 14 private schools ranging from preschool through K–12.

OVERVIEW

Buckhead is Atlanta’s premier mixed-use district, bringing together major offices, retail destinations, hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, and high-rise residential living within a highly connected commercial core. The district continues to serve as a center of economic activity, innovation, and culture for the city and the region.

Buckhead is also one of Atlanta’s most sought-after residential areas, shaped by more than 40 established neighborhoods, a strong tree canopy, excellent public and private schools, and an extensive network of parks and green spaces. These neighborhoods contribute to Buckhead’s long-term vitality and quality of life.

With direct access to major highways, thoroughfares, and MARTA transit, Buckhead offers convenient connections throughout Atlanta. In short, Buckhead delivers opportunity, access, and livability, offering something for everyone, and welcoming all who live, work, and visit here.

history of buckhead

Buckhead’s history has the area first occupied by Cherokee and Creek Indians, farmers, hunters, traders, and warriors. By the 1820s, however, they had “sold off” to the White man most of their lands, which were subsequently occupied by Andrew Jackson’s military.

In 1838, it is recorded that Henry Irby of South Carolina purchased 203 acres in what is now the center of Buckhead for $650. He built a combination tavern and grocery store near the intersection of Peachtree and Paces Ferry where Charlie Loudermilk Park is located (formerly Triangle Park). First tagged “Irbyville,” it took on the popular designation of “Buckhead” around 1838 when the head of a large buck killed in nearby woods was mounted on a post not far from the tavern. The area was annexed to the city of Atlanta in 1952.

Over the years, Buckhead has led the way for the economic well-being of this region. As early as the 1960s, Fortune magazine described Buckhead as “the top encampment of business executives in the Southeast”. More recently The Wall Street Journal lauded “Buckhead . . . a major commercial and financial center of the Southeast.”

In addition to this Buckhead Community in the city of Atlanta, there is a city of Buckhead, GA — home of the Steffen Thomas Museum of Art — approximately 75 miles east of Atlanta, off Interstate 20 with a population of 2,400. https://steffenthomas.org

Buckhead real estate development milestones include Lenox Square, one of the largest shopping centers in the Southeast (1959), followed shortly by the ultra-posh Phipps Plaza; Tower Place, a 600-thousandsquare-foot office building (1974), which began Buckhead’s high-rise skyline; the Ritz-Carlton, now The Whitley, which led the way for a community of deluxe accommodations, and Park Place, the nation’s largest single-purpose condominium building, built in 1986 and now one of many pedestrian-oriented multi-family properties encircling the business core.

The official boundaries of the Buckhead Community (adopted in 1982 by the Buckhead Business Association, in 1988 by the Buckhead Coalition, in 1990 by the Georgia House of Representatives, and in 1991 by the Atlanta Regional Commission) include that portion of north Atlanta bounded by the city limits/DeKalb County line on the east; the city limits line on the north; the city limits/Cobb County line on the west, and Peachtree Creek from the Chattahoochee River to Interstate 75, Interstate 75 to Interstate 85, and Interstate 85 to DeKalb County on the south. These boundaries were designed with assistance from the Geography Department of Georgia State University using major landmarks, the Atlanta Regional Commission and the US Census Bureau. Having the resource of this database, of course, is of significant importance in planning efforts and other statistically related programs. The total area contains approximately 28 square miles and is about four miles from Atlanta’s central downtown.

directions/transportation

Buc Service Area

To Buckhead...

By Limited-Access Highway:

From the northwest (Marietta, etc.)

Global Access, Built In

Buckhead’s proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a strategic advantage, offering direct access to the world’s busiest and most connected airport while remaining closely tied to the regional workforce and business districts. With nonstop service to more than 150 domestic and over 70 international destinations, global travel supports headquarters operations, regional offices, and international business activity.

Access is straightforward and flexible, supported by both regional highway connections and transit. MARTA rail links Buckhead directly to the airport, while The Buc connects offices and neighborhoods to rail, making trips more predictable. Together, these systems support daily life and business operations, reinforcing Buckhead’s appeal in a global economy where time matters.

South on I-75, exit (#256) Mt. Paran, (#255) W. Paces Ferry Rd., (#254) Moores Mill Rd., (#252) Howell Mill Rd. north, or (#251) I-85 north then exit (#87) GA 400 north then exit (#1) Lenox Rd.

From the north (Sandy Springs, Roswell, etc.)

South on GA 400/Harvey Mathis Pkwy., exit (#2) Lenox Rd. or (#1) Sidney Marcus Blvd.

From the northeast (Chamblee, Doraville, etc.)

South on I-85, exit (#88) Lenox Rd. north, (#86) Peachtree Rd. north, GA 400 north then exit (#1) Lenox Rd, or (#85) I-75 north.

From the south (Central Downtown, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, etc.)

North on I-75, exit (#252-A) Northside Dr. north, (#252-B) Howell Mill Rd. north, (#254) Moores Mill Rd., (#255) Northside Pkwy., or (#256) Mt. Paran. -or- North on I-85, exit (#86) Piedmont Rd. north or (#87) GA 400/Harvey Mathis Pkwy. North, then exit (#1) Lenox Rd.

By Other Highways:

From the northwest US 41, GA 3, or GA 401.

From the north US 19 or GA 9.

From the northeast GA 141.

From the south US 19, US 41, GA 9, GA 401, or GA 403.

By Rapid Rail:

From the north (Perimeter, Sandy Springs, etc.)

South train, exit (N-7) Buckhead Station or (N-6) Lindbergh Station.

From the northeast (Chamblee, Doraville, etc.)

South train, exit (NE-7) Lenox Station or (N-6) Lindbergh Station.

From the south (Central downtown, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, etc.)

North Dunwoody train, exit (N-6) Lindbergh Station or (N-7) Buckhead Station.

From the south (Central downtown, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, etc.)

Northeast Doraville train, exit (N-6) Lindbergh Station or (NE-7) Lenox Station.

By Public Bus:

From the north MARTA 5

From the east MARTA 15, 17 or 39 -or- Georgia Bus Line

From the south MARTA 7, 12, or 23

(ROUTES

Whether arriving by transit, shuttle, bike, scooter, or car, Buckhead offers multiple tools and services to support daily commutes and flexible travel choices.

Public Transit

• Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) - Heavy rail and bus service connecting Buckhead to the broader Atlanta region, including direct rail access to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Website: itsmarta.com

Local Shuttle and Micromobility

• The Buc - On-demand, app-based shuttle providing last-mile connections between MARTA stations, offices, residential areas, hotels, and retail destinations throughout Buckhead. Website: bucride.org

• Shared Scooters and E-Bikes - App-based scooters and e-bikes operate throughout Buckhead, offering short-trip and last-mile options between transit, offices, retail, and residential areas. Availability varies by provider and location.

Walking and Biking

• PATH400 - A growing greenway and trail network supporting walking, biking, and micromo-

bility connections across Buckhead. Website: path400greenway.org

• Atlanta BeltLine (Northside Trail) - Regional multi-use trail connecting Buckhead to surrounding neighborhoods and employment centers. Website: beltline.org

Rideshare and Carpool

• Livable Buckhead - Livable Buckhead is the local point of contact for commute options in Buckhead, working with regional partners such as Georgia Commute Options to support carpooling, vanpooling, transit incentives, and flexible commute strategies for employers and employees. Website: livablebuckhead.com

• Rideshare Services - Appbased services including Uber and Lyft operate throughout Buckhead, with designated pickup and drop-off areas at major destinations.

Detail Map of Buckhead street map

did you know

interesting facts about the community of buckhead

1. Buckhead has an estimated 103,484 residents

2. The daytime population of Buckhead is estimated to be over 175,000.

3. Buckhead has approximately 1,500 retail outlets and has estimated annual retail sales of over $4.5 billion.

4. 45% of Atlanta’s population growth since 2000 has been in Buckhead.

5. Millennials are Buckhead’s largest generational cohort.

6. Over half of all Households in Buckhead (59.4%) earn $100,000 or more annually.

7. Between 2000 and 2020, Buckhead more than doubled its multifamily housing units, adding an average of 750 new units a year.

8. Only 7.1% of those who work in Buckhead live in Buckhead.

9. Buckhead has 2 MARTA rail lines, 3 MARTA stations, 8 MARTA bus routes, 1 Georgia Bus Line, and an on-call “Buc” commuter service.

10. Buckhead has 2 U.S. highways, 2 interstate (limited access) highways, and 9 state (one limited access) highways.

11. There are 15 streets in Buckhead containing the name Peachtree.

12. The country’s largest Presbyterian Church is in Buckhead; the country’s largest Episcopal congregation is in Buckhead; one of the country’s largest United Methodist church is here, and two of the country’s largest Southern Baptist churches are in Buckhead; the country’s third largest conservative synagogue is

in this community, and the cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese for North Georgia is in Buckhead.

13. The nation’s largest catastrophic care hospital treating spinal disorders, acquired brain injuries, neuromuscular and neurological disorders, and multiple sclerosis is in Buckhead, “the world-renowned Shepherd Center”.

14. 40% of the expenditure in Buckhead are made by visitors from 100 miles away or more.

15. Buckhead is one of the country’s largest urban mixed-use development areas, combining major office, retail, hotel, restaurant/entertainment, and high-rise residential development within its commercial core area.

16. Buckhead is home to Georgia's only self-made female billionaire: Sara Blakely, founder of apparel business, SPANX.

17. The first Starbucks to open in Georgia opened at the Barnes & Noble at The Peach Shopping Center - 2900 Peachtree Road

18. The first Tiffany & Co. store to open within a mall and the first to open in the south was at Buckhead's Phipps Plaza in 1969.

19. The first ever Moe's Southwest Grill opened at 2915 Peachtree Road in 2000 and has today expanded to a nationwide chain of nearly 600 locations.

20. The largest Chipotle Mexican Grill patio

21. The first drive-thru enabled freestanding Starbucks ever is located at Peachtree Battle shopping center.

buckhead offers major shopping destinations shopping destinations

IN 1959, the business of retailing changed directions—not how the merchandise was designed or how it was priced, not even how it was displayed, but where it would meet the customer. Ed Noble, the investor from Oklahoma with con siderable oil money, decided the community of Buckhead in Atlanta, Georgia, would be his testing-ground for significant suburban shopping. His retail research of savvy statistical data and his sophisticated salesmanship convinced Dick Rich, presi dent of what was then the South’s major downtown retail store— Rich’s—to open his first suburban operation in Buckhead at No ble’s Lenox Square.

This key retail anchor ensured the success of the major shopping mall, which Simon Properties now owns, with Phipps Plaza, a separate and expansive mall diagonally across the street. With the eventual closing of Rich’s downtown store and subsequently Macy’s major store, also from downtown Atlanta, this type of merchandising was forever changed in Atlanta.

Now add to this our newest mixed-use destination for shoppers called Buckhead Village, an extensive pedestrian welcoming development at Peachtree and East Paces Ferry roads, purchased in 2019 by Jamestown. There is no mystery why our hotels, restaurants, and gas stations handle large volumes on weekends,

Referencing its 28 square miles, up and down Peachtree Road, Buckhead brags of having over 1,500 retail stores. There is no questioning its claim to being “the retail mecca of the Southeast.”

entrepreneurs/incubators

buckhead reaches out to entrepreneurs/incubators

An earlier edition of the Buckhead Guidebook extended a welcoming hand to its budding niche of incubators and entrepreneurs. Yes, this Community of 45 neighborhoods of 100,000+ residents calls attention to Tech - - Georgia Tech, that is - - to ready for the newest player in all-things-tech, Buckhead!

Not satisfied being the retail mecca of the Southeast, the dining room of our State, the nightclub of the region, and the art gallery of the city, Buckhead continues to welcome and offer an opportunity to newcomers with new ideas and envelope-pushing concepts.

With Atlanta Tech Village and similar nearby developments, there are paperless business models where space is rented by the human foot, not the square-foot. It makes sense,

doesn’t it, that the more people, the greater the demand for business space. Here, with the landscaped boulevards and cooling tree canopy, the overall quality of life continues to hold wide appeal and sustain Buckhead’s growth.

As businesses innovate and expand, relocate, and start anew, developers in the industry are addressing the need to house the labor market, which we see happening with new apartments, new and innovative office space, funky new hotels, and pop-up shops - - something for everyone, as we in Buckhead like to say.

Buckhead Community Improvement District

CREATING A MORE CONNECTED COMMUNITY

Lenox Boardwalk

Ten-foot-wide multiuse trail between Lenox MARTA station and Peachtree Rd. COMPLETE APRIL 2026

Lenox Rd. Elevated Pedestrian Bridge

Transformative connection from PATH400 across Lenox Rd. –GA 400 interchange

$10 MILLION FEDERAL GRANT AWARDED

Wieuca Rd. @ Phipps Blvd. Roundabout

Pedestrian path, protected bike lanes and $1 million pocket park COMPLETE APRIL 2026

When the FIFA World Cup 2026 comes to Atlanta, Buckhead will take center stage.

Buckhead will play host to teams, and our hotels will be filled with fans and visitors from around the world. From luxury high-rises to boutique properties, the district will serve as home base for international delegations and global travelers alike. Our array of international cuisines-from chef-driven dining rooms to neighborhood gems-will be on full display, reflecting the global spirit of the game.

Just minutes from Mercedes-Benz Stadium and easily connected by MARTA, Buckhead offers the perfect blend of accessibility and experience. Beyond the matches, the energy will spill into our streets through events, watch parties, cultural activations, and signature celebrations.

In 2026, we also mark the 250th anniversary of American independence — a milestone that will shine brightly during the iconic Peachtree Road Race along Peachtree Road. It is a moment where sport, history, and community converge.

This is our time to shine. From global football to hometown traditions, Buckhead invites the world to come play with us.

Where every moment celebrates life’s pleasures

Blending personal and cultural influences with contemporary design, The Burgess, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, delivers a refined boutique luxury experience from its open-concept lobby to internationally inspired suites and an exclusive penthouse Guests enjoy premium amenities including a state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor pool and patio, and award-winning dining, creating a seamless balance of style, comfort, and convenience

Award-winning Fia Restaurant is Mediterranean-inspired with wood-fired fare Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner

TOURISM

It is hard to believe you can experience the grace, ease, and vitality of Buckhead while being only minutes from downtown Atlanta and offering direct access to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport by both car and MARTA rail. Once in Buckhead, visitors can move easily throughout the district using walkable streets, transit connections, and the Buc shuttle, making car-free travel simple and convenient.

Buckhead offers open spaces, engaging entertainment, and a diverse dining scene, complemented by an extensive collection of public art integrated throughout the district. Visitors can spend a day at the Atlanta History Center, encounter sculptures and murals woven into streetscapes and parks, enjoy outdoor spaces, and explore family-friendly attractions like the LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta. The district attracts diners, shoppers, and travelers from across the region and beyond, supported by a wide range of hotels and accommodations suited to different travel styles and needs.

Throughout the year, Buckhead’s events add to its appeal. Miracle on Peachtree brings seasonal celebration and community spirit, while Buckhead Restaurant Week highlights the district’s culinary depth and creativity. We hope you enjoy your time in Buckhead.

lodging directory

6,500 ROOMS • 30+ HOTELS • LUXURY TO EXTENDED STAY • UNMATCHED WALKABILITY

Buckhead remains Atlanta’s premier hospitality district, offering a deep and diverse hotel inventory ranging from ultra-luxury towers to design-forward boutique hotels and extended-stay suites that serve business travelers, families, and World Cup visitors alike.

Anchored by icons like The St. Regis Atlanta, Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead, InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta, Nobu Hotel Atlanta, The Whitley, and The Tess (Autograph Collection), Buckhead’s luxury corridor rivals top hospitality districts nationwide.

NAME/ ADDRESS/ TELEPHONE/ WEBSITE

AC Hotel by Marriott Buckhead 3600 Wieuca Road, NE, 30326 (800) 230-4134 achotels.marriott.com

Atlanta Marriott Buckhead Hotel & Conference Center 3405 Lenox Road, NE, 30326 404-261-9250 Rob Adams | marriott.com/atlbc

Courtyard Atlanta Buckhead 3332 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-869-0818 or (800) 321-2211 marriott.com/atlcb

Element Atlanta Buckhead 3491 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305 470-567-9955 | elementhotels.com

Embassy Suites by Hilton - Buckhead 3285 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305 404-261-7733 or (800) EMBASSY embassybuckhead.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites Atlanta Buckhead

3092 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 846-0900 or (800) 228-2800 fairfieldinn.com/atlfb

Grand Hyatt Atlanta

3300 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305 404-237-1234 or (800) 223-1234 atlanta.grand.hyatt.com

Hampton Inn & Suites Buckhead Place 3312 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305 404-816-7309 | hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Hampton Inn Atlanta-Buckhead

3398 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30305 404-233-5656 or (800) HAMPTON hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn

3342 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-231-1234 or 800-222-8733 doubletreebuckhead.com

Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Buckhead 800 Sidney Marcus Blvd., 30324 404-949-4000 countryinns.com/atlantaga_buckhead

Homewood Suites by Hilton 540 Pharr Road, 30305 404-842-0800 or 800-238-8000 | staybridge.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta- Buckhead 3566 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305 404-365-0001 or (800) CALL HOME atlantabuckhead.homewoodsuites.com

Hotel Colee

3377 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 678-500-3100 or 1-888-627-7063 hotelcolee.com

Visitors enjoy unmatched access to Lenox Square, Phipps Plaza, Buckhead Village, MARTA rail, PATH400, and some of Atlanta’s best restaurants, nightlife, and shopping.

The following table reflects all major Buckhead hotels with 2025-verified brand names, amenities, tiers, and guest-friendly features to help visitors select the property that matches their style.

lodging directory

NAME/ ADDRESS/ TELEPHONE/ WEBSITE

Hyatt Centric Buckhead

3301 Lenox Parkway, NE, 30326 470-391-1234 hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/georgia/hyatt-centric-buckhead-atlanta/atlct

Hyatt Place Atlanta Buckhead 3242 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305 404-869-6161 or (800) 833-1516 atlantabuckhead.place.hyatt.com

InterContinental Buckhead-Atlanta 3315 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-946-9000 or 1-877-422-8254 intercontinental.com/buckhead

JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead 3300 Lenox Road, NE, 30326 404-262-3344 or 800-613-2051 jwmarriottbuckhead.com

Kimpton Sylvan Hotel

374 East Paces Ferry Road, 30305 470-531-8900 | kimptonhotels.com

Nobu Hotel Atlanta 3520 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 (470) 945-8888 | nobuhotels.com

Residence Inn Atlanta Buckhead

2960 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305 404-239-0677 or (800) 331-3131 residenceinn.com/atlbh

Residence Inn by Marriott Buckhead- Lenox Park 2220 Lake Boulevard, NE, 30319 404-467-1660 or 800-331-3131 residenceinn.com/atllp

SpringHill Suites Atlanta Buckhead

3459 Buckhead Loop, NE, 30326 404-844-4800 or 888-236-2427 springhillsuitesatlantabuckhead.com

The 505 Collection Buckhead 505 Pharr Road, NE, 30305 404-262-7880 qualityinn.com/hotel-atlanta-georgia-GA873

The Burgess Hotel 3600 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305 (404) 869-1100 or (866) 988-3600 wingateatlanta.com

The St. Regis Atlanta 88 West Paces Ferry Road, NW, 30305 404-563-7900 | stregis.com/atlanta

The Tess, Autograph Collection 415 East Paces Ferry Road, 30305 404-574-1234 | www.thompsonbuckhead.com

The Westin Buckhead Atlanta 3391 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-365-0065 westin.com/buckhead

The Whitley 3434 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-237-2700 | ritzcarlton.com/Buckhead

TownePlace Suites Atlanta Buckhead 820 Sidney Marcus Boulevard, 30324 404-949-4820 marriott.com/hotels/travel/atlbu-towneplace-suitesatlanta-buckhead/

Waldorf Astoria Atlanta - Buckhead 3376 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 404-995-7500 | waldorfastoria3.hilton.com

A modern European hotel in Buckhead, Atlanta.

From our European breakfast to the heated indoor pool, the AC Hotel Atlanta Buckhead at Phipps Plaza is a vacation from the ordinary. Striking design, modern functionality, and a relaxing pace make this Buckhead hotel a great addition to the Buckhead cultural experience. Our European-inspired rooms feature glass-enclosed showers, comfortable bedding, and free Wi-Fi. Enjoy breakfast at AC Kitchen, where fresh-baked croissants, artisan cured meats, egg tarts, and Nespresso coffee offer no shortage of options to start your day on an exceptional note. After exploring Lenox Square and all the entertainment near our hotel near Phipps Plaza, relax with craft cocktails in our AC Lounge. For those mixing business with pleasure, we offer flexible meeting spaces in Buckhead featuring integrated technologies and ergonomic seating. Our venues are also a stylish location for weddings and other special events. Whatever brings you to Buckhead, seek out a better travel experience at AC Hotel Atlanta Buckhead at Phipps Plaza.

3600 Wieuca Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30342 (470) 231-3030 www.marriott.com/atlac

WELCOME TO THE BEVERLY HILLS OF THE SOUTH

Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead is located on the desirable stretch of Peachtree Road in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta A stone's throw away from the area's worldclass shopping and production facilities A true experience of effortless luxury, the property features spacious accommodations, a Signature restaurant, a private English Garden, and an award-winning, three-story, 15,000-square-foot Waldorf Astoria Spa.

dining directory

CASUAL DINING

Alon's Bakery & Market

Another Broken Egg

Aviva by Kameel

Bertolozi’s Pizzeria

Café Lapin

Café Sunflower

Casa Bembe

Corner Cafe

Fado Irish Pub

Fellini's

Flower Child

Buckhead is home to one of Atlanta’s most vibrant and varied dining landscapes, where cuisines from around the world share the table with every style of dining, from chefdriven fine dining and classic neighborhood institutions to casual cafés and globally inspired eateries, including Michelin-starred and Michelin-recognized restaurants that place Buckhead Atlanta at the forefront of the city’s culinary scene.

That breadth is on full display each summer during Buckhead Restaurant Week in late July, when 40+ restaurants participate, giving diners a chance to explore new flavors, revisit favorites, and experience the depth of Buckhead’s hospitality. Whether you’re planning a special night out or discovering something new close to home, Buckhead’s dining scene invites you to pull up a chair and dig in.

3500 Peachtree Road (Phipps Plaza)

(404) 978-2601

2285 Peachtree Road, NE (706) 309-1035

3330 Piedmont Road, #26 (470) 881-3993

4279 Roswell Road (404) 748-4353

2341 Peachtree Road, Unit C (404) 812-9171

2140 Peachtree Road, NW (404) 352-8859

3655 Roswell Road, Suite 210 (470) 312-2126

3070 Piedmont Road (404) 240-1978

273 Buckhead Avenue, NE (404) 841-0066

2809 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 266-0082

3400 Around Lenox Road (678) 668-2271

Goldberg’s 1272 West Paces Ferry Road (404) 266-0123

Industry Tavern

Jalisco

3280 Peachtree Road, #187 (404) 254-4468

2337 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 233-9244

La Fonda Latina 2813 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 816-8311

Landmark Diner 3652 Roswell Road, NW (404) 262-3336

Pala 1264 West Paces Ferry Road (404) 941-9306

Piu Bello 3330 Piedmont Road, N.W. (404) 814-0304

R. Thomas Deluxe Grill 1812 Peachtree Road, NW (404) 872-2942

Roasters 2770 Lenox Road NE (404) 237-1122

Salted Melon Market & Eatery 56 E. Andrews Dr., NW, Suite 17 (470) 495-9191

Shake Shack 3035 Peachtree Road, NE (470) 809-9201

Souper Jenny 130 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (404) 295-6761

Spread Bagelry 47 Irby Avenue, NW N/A

The Bucket Shop Cafe 3475 Lenox Road, NW (404) 261-9244

The White House 3172 Peachtree Road (404) 237-7601

Varasano’s Pizzeria

Waffle House

2171 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 352-8216

3016 Piedmont Road, NE, (404) 231-0023

Whitehall Tavern 2391 Peachtree Road (404) 842-1010

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LOCAL COFFEE SHOPS

Brash Coffee

Dancing Goats

Foxtail

Mend Coffee & Goods

PERC Coffee

UPSCALE DINING

5Church Buckhead

130 West Paces Ferry Road NW (in Atlanta History Center) (404) 829-4389

3167 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 343-2064

3699 Lenox Road NE, Suite #1 (404) 254-2040

3655 Roswell Road NE, #106 (470) 458-2158

4630 Wieuca Road NE N/A

3379 Peachtree Road, Suite 125 (470) 819-4841

Anis 2974 Grandview Avenue (404) 233-9889

Antica Posta

Aria

Atlanta Fish Market

Atlas, St. Regis

Bangkok Station

Benihana

Bistro Niko

Blue Ridge Grill

Bones

Botica

Brush Sushi

Burtons Grill & Bar

Cafe Agora

Café Lapin

Carmel

Chops

CT Reforma Taqueria

Delbar

Ecco

Eclipse di Luna

Fogo de Chão

Grand China

Gypsy Kitchen

Hal’s on Old Ivy

Jalisco

Kyma

La Grotta

Le Bilbouquet

Le Bon Nosh

Le Colonial

Louisiana Bistreaux

Luella

Mission + Market

Mister o1 Extraordinary Pizza

Nobu Atlanta

OK Café

519 East Paces Ferry Road, NE (404) 262-7112

490 East Paces Ferry Road (404) 233-7673

265 Pharr Road (404) 262-3165

88 West Paces Ferry Road (404) 600-6471

550 Pharr Road, Suite 101 (404) 343-4665

2143 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 355-8565

3344 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 261-6456

1261 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (404) 233-5030

3130 Piedmont Road, NE (404) 237-2663

1820 Peachtree Road, NW (404) 228-6358

3009 Peachtree Road #140 (404) 500-1888

3330 Piedmont Road, NE (470) 289-3657

318 East Paces Ferry Road (404) 949-0900

2341 Peachtree Road, Unit C (404) 812-9171

3009 Bolling Way, G130 (470) 355-7245

70 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (404) 262-2675

3699 Lenox Road, Suite #4 (770) 765-6828

3060 Peachtree Road R-160 (404) 738-9302

3586 Peachtree Road (404) 347-9558

764 Miami Circle (404) 846-0449

3101 Piedmont Road, NE (404) 266-9988

2905 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 231-8690

3035 Peachtree Road A209 (404) 939-9840

30 Old Ivy Road, NE (404) 261-0025

2337 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 233-9244

3085 Piedmont Road, NE (404) 262-0702

2637 Peachtree Road (404) 231-1368

3027 Bolling Way NE (404) 869-9944

65 Irby Avenue NW, Suite 103 (404) 835-2007

3035 Peachtree Road NE (404) 341-0500

3312 Piedmont Road, NE (770) 248-0141

3717 Roswell Road (404) 968-9434

3550 Lenox Road, Suite #550 (404) 948-2927

3699 Lenox Road, Suite 2 (770) 394-5500

3520 Peachtree Road (470) 945-8800

1284 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (404) 233-2888

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Try a Buckhead Dining House Tour: • Breakfast at the White House • Lunch at the Swan Coach House • Dinner at the Treehouse

Late Night Snack at the Waffle House Swan Coach House

Omakase Table

3330 Piedmont Road #22A

(470) 404-5245

Pricci 500 Pharr Road, NE, 30305 (404) 237-2941

R. Thomas Deluxe Grill 1812 Peachtree Road, NW (404) 872-2942

Roshambo 2355 Peachtree Road NE (404) 835-7373

Seven Lamps 3400 Around Lenox Road NE, #217 (404) 467-8950

Snap Thai Fish House 3699 Lenox Road, Suite #5

South

Southern Gentleman

St. Cecilia 3455 Peachtree Road (404) 554-9995

Sufi’s 1814 Peachtree Road, NW (404) 888-9699

Superica

The Capital Grille

The Chastain

The Garden Room, St. Regis

The Iberian Pig

The Lobster Bar

TOMO

True Food Kitchen

Umi

Urban Wu

Yeppa & Co

Zakia

MICHELIN STAR RESTAURANTS IN BUCKHEAD

MICHELIN Stars are awarded to restaurants for outstanding cooking. And what is “outstanding cooking”? There are five universal criteria: ingredient quality, harmony of flavors, the mastery of culinary techniques, how the chef’s personality shines through their cuisine and, crucially, consistency across the entire menu and over time. All decisions are made by MICHELIN Guide Inspectors who travel the globe, from bustling metropolises to off-the-beaten-path rural destinations. They are all full-time employees and former restaurant and hospitality professionals.

3850 Roswell Road #100 (678) 705-1235

255 East Paces Ferry Road (404) 262-1162

4320 Powers Ferry Road (404) 257-6416

88 West Paces Ferry Road (404) 600-6471

3150 Roswell Road, NE (404) 994-4990

70 West Paces Ferry Road, NW (404) 231-7128

3630 Peachtree Road (404)-835-2708

3393 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 481-2980

3050 Peachtree Road, Suite #1 (404) 841-0040

3330 Piedmont Road, #22B (404) 816-8008

306 Buckhead Avenue NE (404) 694-7111

3699 Lenox Road, Suite 3 (470) 828-5910

The Chastain

4320 Powers Ferry Rd. Atlanta, GA, 30342, USA (404) 257-6416

Omakase Table

3330 Piedmont Rd. NE, #22A Atlanta, GA, 30305, USA (470) 404-5245

O by Brush

3009 Peachtree Rd. NE, Ste. 140 Atlanta, GA, 30305, USA (678) 898-3239

Delbar - Buckhead

3060 Peachtree Rd, Suite R-160 Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 738-9302

Superica

3850 Roswell Road Atlanta GA 30342 (678) 705-1235

Tomo

3630 Peachtree Rd. NE, Ste. 140 Atlanta, GA, 30326, USA (404) 835-2708

Atlas

88 W. Paces Ferry Rd. NW Atlanta, GA, 30305, USA (404) 600-6471

Storico Fresco Alimentari

3167 Peachtree Rd. NE Atlanta, GA, 30305, USA (470) 665-3921

Antico Pizza Napoletana

1093 Hemphill Ave. NW

Atlanta, GA, 30318, USA (404) 724-2333

Carmel - Oliva Restaurant Group

Part of the beloved Oliva Restaurant Group, Carmel is a contemporary wood-fire seafood and oyster bar that transports guests to their favorite seaside destinations. Carmel is a standout in Buckhead’s dining scene, known for freshly shucked oysters, livefire cooking, and the best seafood artfully prepared over an open flame. Carmel blends Buckhead’s upscale charm with coastal classics, where the wood burning grill and pristine ingredients take center stage, creating the perfect setting for an unforgettable dining experience.

With a chic ambiance where every detail, from the décor to the music, supports a relaxed, coastal feel. Natural textures, warm light, and subtle nods to the sea set the tone for everything from casual lunches to elegant dinners and lively evenings. Located in the heart of Buckhead Village, Carmel is designed to move effortlessly with the rhythm of the neighborhood.

Carmel reflects the heart of Oliva Restaurant Group’s approach

to hospitality: thoughtful food, genuine service, and an experience rooted in connection. Guided by the global perspective and culinary vision of founder Tal Baum, the restaurant focuses on quality, consistency, and creating a place guests want to return to again and again.

As one of only a few women-led restaurant groups in Atlanta, Oliva prioritizes working with small businesses, supporting local talent, and collaborating with local artisans. While each restaurant offers its own distinct experience, guests will recognize the group’s shared sense of style, creativity, and attention to detail. The Oliva family includes some of Atlanta’s most beloved restaurants: Rina, a casual, diner-style concept serving modern Middle Eastern street food along the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail; Atrium, an American bistro and martini bar; and Bellina Alimentari, an authentic Italian market café, wine bar, and destination for culinary classes and tastings.

Henri's Bakery

Andrews Square

Founded 1929

The Pool Hall

Irby Avenue

Founded 1946

White House

Restaurant

Peachtree Road

Founded 1949

Five Paces Inn

Irby Avenue

Founded 1955

Pero's Pizza & Pasta

Northside Pkwy.

Founded 1969

Bucket Shop Café

Lenox Road

Founded 1970

Churchill Arms Pub

Cains Hill Place

Founded 1974

Jalisco

Peachtree Battle

Founded 1978

La Grotta

Peachtree Road

Founded 1978

Bones

Piedmont Road

Founded 1979

Johnny's

Hideaway

Roswell Road

Founded 1979

Theaters - Film Contact Notes

Phipps Plaza 14 AMC Theatres 3500 Peachtree Road NE, 30326

(404) 231-1492 amctheatres.com/PhippsPlaza

First-run; 14 screens

Theaters - Stage Contact Notes

The Buckhead Theatre 3110 Roswell Road NW, 30305

Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park 4469 Stella Drive NW, 30342

(404) 843-2825 thebuckheadtheatre.com

(404) 233-2227 classicchastain.com

Concerts, performing arts, and special events

Nationally known performers

Comedy Contact Notes

The Punchline Comedy Club Landmark Diner 3652 Roswell Road NW, 30305

(404) 252-5233 punchline.com

Call for details

Activity Contact Notes

The Painted Pin 737 Miami Circle NE, 30324

The Painted Pickle 279 Ottley Drive, NE, 30324

(404) 814-8736 thepaintedpin.com

(404) 253-1115 paintedpickle.com

Bowling

Indoor Pickleball

Buckhead's Bobby Jones Golf Course hostED

The World Long Drive (WLD) Championship

The World Long Drive Championship was a five-day event that highlighted the top talent of Long Drive competitors from around the world.With special clinics and activations for children, teens and women and the local chapter of PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) the flagship military program of PGA REACH that introduces golf to veterans and active-duty military to enhance their physical, mental, social and emotional wellbeing.

“Bobby Jones Golf Course is a shining example of what golf can do to galvanize a community and to show the industry that even formerly under-utilized infrastructure can be transformed into something that’s grand and awe-inspiring while also being infinitely functional and purpose driven,” said Steve Willy, Founding Partner, Bobby Jones Links. “It’s core to our mission at Bobby Jones Links to make the golf course and club experience thrilling, welcoming and aspirational and Bobby Jones Golf Course is a shining example we’re proud to have showcased to the public during the World Long Drive Championship.

Accomplish all your meeting, sipping, sharing, playing, and gathering needs at Bobby Jones Golf Course.

Event space available. boonesatl.com/events

nearby attractions

distances from Buckhead to major points of interest

Carter Center

Central Downtown Atlanta

(Georgia Aquarium, The World of Coca-Cola, MLK Center, Football Hall of Fame, Civil Rights Museum, Underground, Fox Theatre)

Theatre

Experience timeless elegance at The Georgian Terrace in Midtown Atlanta, where spacious accommodations are steps from shopping, dining, and iconic attractions like the Fox Theatre. Enjoy vibrant entertainment, rich history, and world-class cuisine, all in the heart of the city

Peachtree Battle Shopping Center

Ace Hardware

Ace Hardware

Another Broken Egg Café

Baskin Robbins

Baskin Robbins

Buckhead Orthodontics

GNC Nutrition

Nail Shadow

Gramercy Atelier

Gregg Irby Fine Art & Design

Nail Shadow

Natural Body Spa Buckhead

StretchLab

Pasta Vino

Buckhead Orthodontics

Café Lapin

Café Lapin

CaJa Popcorn

CAVA

carter’s babies and kids | OshKosh B’gosh

CHÊNE GEAR (Coming Soon)

Cartridge World

Chico’s

Chico’s

Club Pilates

Children’s & Prep Shop

European Alterations

Eller Outdoor

Festivity

European Alterations

For Eyes Optical

For Eyes Optical

Framers on Peachtree

Frolic Boutique

Gramercy

H&F Bottle Shop

Izzy Maternity

H & F Bottle Shop

Jalisco’s Mexican Restaurant

High Country Outfitters

J. McLaughlin

J. McLaughlin

Joe May Valet

Jalisco Mexican Restaurant

Junko Hair Design & FUSE

Joe May Valet

Hair Studios

LaRo Jewelers

Junko Hair Studio

Maki Fresh Sushi

LaRo Jewelers

Master Shoe Repair

LumiVita Well Spa

Mint Julep

Mori Luggage & Gifts

Monkee’s of Peachtree Battle

Moosh

Mud Monkey on Peachtree

nadeau – furniture with a soul

Nadeau Furniture

Nothing Bunt Cakes

Talbot’s

Peachtree Battle

Onward Reserve

Antiques & Interiors

Pasta Vino

Peachtree Battle Barbershop

Publix

Publix

Richard’s Variety Store

Rite Aid

Randolph’s Fine Gifts & Home Decor

Starbucks

Talbots

Richards Variety Store

Whitehall Tavern

Roshambo

Woo Skincare & Cosmetics

Zoës Kitchen

Sara Campbell, LTD

Sit Still Kids Salon

Starbucks

The Children’s Store

The Framers on Peachtree

Tiny Roots Pediatric Dental

Studio

Walgreens

Peachtree Road and Peachtree Battle Avenue

Whitehall Tavern

Woo Cosmetics

major decorator districts/galleries

Accessories, antiques, art, bronzes, fabrics, fountains, furniture, interiors, jewelry, lighting, marble, mirrors, porcelain, rugs, and silver, et cetera.

The Shops of Miami Circle

670 Miami Circle, 30324 (404) 233-6333 https://miamicircleshops.com

Businesses and showrooms, some businesses sell to the trade only; most are open to the public.

ADAC (Atlanta Decorative Arts Center, ADAC and ADAC West)

351 and 349 Peachtree Hills Ave., NE, 30305 (404) 231-1720 www.adacatlanta.com

Showrooms open to the interior design trade for purchases and are viewable by the public.

Peachtree Decorative Arts Plaza

2300 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30309 (404) 352-2577 / (404) 350-0045 Open to the public.

The Galleries of Peachtree Hills

425 Peachtree Hills Ave., NE, 30305 (404) 869-6790 www.galleriesofpeachtreehills.com Open to the public.

Galleries

Alan Avery Art Company

656 Miami Cir NE, 30324

Bennett Street

55 Bennett St., 30309 (404) 352-5511 https://bennettstreet.com

Several businesses house numerous vendors, most of which are open to the public.

404-237-0370 alanaveryartcompany.com

Anne Irwin Fine Art 690 Miami Cir NE, 30324 404-467-1200 anneirwinfineart.com

Antonio Raimo Galleries Ltd. 1200 Howell Mill Rd NW, 30318 404-841-9880 antonioraimogalleries.com

Art House Gallery 3193 Paces Ferry Pl NW, 30305 404-255-4500

Atlanta Art Gallery Inc. 1005 Peachtree Rd NE Suite B, 30305 404-816-7322 atlantaartgallery.com

Atlanta Artists Center 2979 Grandview Ave NE, 30305 404-237-2324 atlantaartistscenter.org

Atlanta Photography Group 1544 Piedmont Rd NE, 30324 404-605-0605 apgphoto.org

Blue Heron Nature Preserve Art Gallery 4055 Roswell Rd NE, 30342 404-946-6394 bhnp.org

Buckhead Art & Company 288 Buckhead Ave NE, 30305 404-883-3606 buckheadartcompany.com

Carousel Fine Art 3718 Roswell Rd NE (Buckhead Village), 30305 404-963-7765 nyc.carouselfineart.com

Chastain Art Center & Gallery 135 W Wieuca Rd NW, 30342 404-252-2927 ocaatlanta.org

Connell Gallery 1690 Chantilly Dr NE, 30324 404-261-1712

Copeland Collection Gallery 309 East Paces Ferry Rd NE Suite 101, 30305 404-467-9464

Foxglove Antiques & Galleries

Frames on Peachtree

Frances Aronson Fine Art

699 Miami Cir NE, 30324

404-812-0887 foxgloveantiques.com

2351 Peachtree Rd NE, 30305 404-237-2886

2395 Peachtree Hills Ave NE #32, 30305 404-949-9975

Gallery 1740 1740 Peachtree St NW, 30309 gallery1740.com

Gallery Walk at Terminus 3280 Peachtree Rd NE, 30305 770-435-5180

Gallery1740 1740 Peachtree St NW, 30309 404-873-5335 christchurchatlanta.org

Gregg Irby Fine Art

Hawaii Fluid Art Brookhaven

2345 Peachtree Rd NE #12B, 30305 404-549-8303 greggirbygallery.com

705 Town Blvd NE Suite 440, 30319 hawaiifluidart.com

High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St NE, 30309 high.org

Huff Harrington Fine Art 425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE #9, 30305 404-257-0511 huffharrington.com

J. Tribble Antiques 1760 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, 30324 404-846-1510 jtribbleantiques.com

Jackson Fine Art 3122 E Shadowlawn Ave NE, 30305 404-233-3739 jacksonfineart.com

Johnson Lowe Gallery 764 Miami Cir NE #210, 30324 404-352-8114 johnsonlowegallery.com

Juliette Gallery 75 Bennett St NW, 30309 404-350-0530

Lumiere Gallery

425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE, 30305 404-261-6100 http://lumieregallery.net

Marcia Wood Gallery 764 Miami Cir NE #150, 30324 404-827-0030 marciawoodgallery.com

Mason Fine Art 761 Miami Cir NE #150, 30324 404-879-1500 masonfineartandevents.com

Matre Gallery 1708 Peachtree St NW Suite 201, 30309 matregallery.com

Maune Contemporary 747A Miami Cir NE, 30324 678-705-4755 maune.com

Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) 75 Bennett St NW Ste A2, 30309 404-367-8700 mocaga.org

Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) 1315 Peachtree St NE, 30309 museumofdesign.org

Oglethorpe University Museum of Art (OUMA) 4484 Peachtree Rd NE, 30319 museum.oglethorpe.edu

Peachtree Battle Antiques & Interiors 2391 Peachtree Rd NE, 30305 404-846-9411 peachtreebattleantiques.com

Peachtree Battle Antiques & Interiors (Westside) 1391 Chattahoochee Ave NW, 30318 peachtreebattleantiques.com

Penley Art Company 102 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, 30305 470-905-7945 penleyartco.com

Persian Galleries 2789 Piedmont Rd NE, 30305 678-261-8888 persiangalleries/rugs

Phoenix Art Group

Pryor Fine Art

Raboseau Fine Art

Reinike Gallery

Sarah Brown Studio Gallery

Saville Art Studios

September Gray Fine Art Gallery

Spalding Nix Fine Art

Swan Coach House Art Gallery

Terry Furuta Designs

TEW Galleries Inc.

The Galleries of Peachtree Hills

The Limelight Gallery (at Binders)

The Nicholson Gallery

Thomas Deans Fine Art

Topaz Gallery

365 Peachtree Hills Ave NE #1, 30305 404-402-2106 phxartgroup.com

764 Miami Cir NE Ste 132, 30324 404-352-8775 pryorfineart.com

764 Miami Cir NE Ste 132, 30324 404-963-1669 profineart.com

743 Miami Cir NE, 30324 404-364-0490 reinikegallery.com

2947 Lookout Pl NE, 30305 404-262-7304 sarahbrownstudio.com

3002 Peachtree Rd NW, 30305 404-679-2003 savilleartstudios.com

480 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE, 30312 404-997-1923 septembergrayart.com

425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE Suite 30-A, 30305 404-841-7777 spaldingnixfineart.com

3130 Slaton Dr NW, 30305

404-261-0636 swancoachhouse.com

3200 Howell Mill Rd NW, 30327 404-691-9996 terryfurutadesigns.com

425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE, 30305 404-869-0511 tewgalleries.com

425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE, 30305 404-846-1555 galleriesofpeachtreehills.com

3330 Piedmont Rd NE, 30305 404-237-6331 bindersart.com

764 Miami Cir NE, 30324

404-848-9553 http://thenicholsongallery.com

690 Miami Cir NE #905, 30324 404-814-1811 thomasdeansfineart.com

3145 Peachtree Rd NE, 30305

404-995-0155 topazgallery.net

public art

Buckhead Public Art

Buckhead plays a leading role in Atlanta’s growing public art scene, extending its longstanding cultural presence beyond galleries and into everyday public spaces. Across parks, corridors, and shared places, art is experienced as part of daily life rather than as a separate destination.

Buckhead’s public art collection reflects both legacy and contemporary investment, bringing together works created across decades.

Pieces such as Georgi Japaridze’s Peace Tree near the Atlanta History Center, The Great Fish by Martin Dawe and Randy Blain along Pharr Road, and John Portman’s Aspiration in Charlie Loudermilk Park illustrate how public art continues to evolve while remaining deeply connected to Buckhead’s architectural and cultural identity.

More recently, murals and installations by artists such as Krista Jones, Ashley Bella, and Angie Jerez have added contemporary voices and color to the public realm, particularly along PATH400 and nearby spaces. Newer places like Mountain Way Common and Old Ivy Park continue this approach, integrating art directly into neighborhood

Scan to learn more about Livable Buckhead and PATH400. You can also access an on line public art map to view all 100+ public murals, sculptures & art galleries in Buckhead.

notable public events

Livable Buckhead Social Bike Ride

March 29, 2026

The Livable Buckhead Social Bike Ride is a casual, communityfocused ride showcasing PATH400 and Buckhead’s growing bike network. Designed for riders of all levels, the event highlights alternative transportation, active living, and connection through one of Buckhead’s most popular community experiences.

BuckheadRUN

April 18, 2026

BuckheadWALKS

April 2 to May 2, 2026

BuckheadWALKS is a month-long walking challenge encouraging residents, commuters, and visitors to explore Buckhead on foot. Centered around PATH400 and neighborhood connections, the program promotes walkability, wellness, and everyday engagement with Buckhead’s streets, trails, and local destinations.

BuckheadRUN is a community fun run and walk that brings runners, walkers, and families together for an active, inclusive event in the heart of Buckhead. Featuring a scenic route and lively activations, the event celebrates fitness, connection, and Buckhead’s growing network of green spaces.

Peachtree Road Race, July 4, 2026

The Peachtree Road Race is one of Atlanta's signature annual events and a central part of the city's Independence Day holiday. The race's inclusivity, with a 10K distance that's suitable for everyone from elite runners to first-time participants, has made it the world's largest 10K event.

The Peachtree Road Race (indeed a 10k) is also unique in that it is the largest 10k race in the world, with 60,000 registered participants a year (some of which are not from the U.S.). The race is held annually in Atlanta, Georgia, and has repeatedly served as the U.S. men and women's 10k championship. www.atlantatrackclub.org

Party on the PATH

October 4, 2026

Party on the PATH is Livable Buckhead’s signature fall fundraiser celebrating art, music, and the PATH400 trail. Guests enjoy an energetic evening of live entertainment, food, and drinks, all in support of expanding and enhancing Buckhead’s premier urban trail network.

Buckhead Restaurant Week

July 27 - August 1, 2026

Buckhead Restaurant Week is a week-long culinary celebration spotlighting the district’s diverse dining scene. With 40+ participating restaurants each year, the event invites diners to explore special menus and experience the range of flavors, styles, and hospitality that define Buckhead.

notable public events

Susan G. Komen Georgia’s More Than Pink Walk Late October 2026

Georgia’s More Than Pink Walk brings the community together for a purpose-driven morning supporting breast cancer research, education, and patient care. Hosted by Lenox Square, the event creates a highly visible Buckhead gathering point where participants walk in solidarity with survivors, honor those lost, and help raise critical funds for programs that save lives.

Miracle on Peachtree December 2026

Miracle on Peachtree brings Buckhead together for the holidays, transforming the district into a festive destination with seasonal events, light displays, and signature experiences. The month-long celebration supports local businesses while creating shared traditions for residents and visitors throughout Buckhead.

Spotlight on Art: The Southeast’s Largest Artists Market

Trinity School’s Spotlight on Art will celebrate its 45th season next year. Mark your calendars now for the last week of January 2027, when the Southeast’s largest Artists Market returns to Atlanta. A week-long destination for seasoned collectors and first-time buyers alike, the Market welcomes thousands of visitors each year and continues to be a defining event on the region’s arts calendar.

More than 400 hand-selected artists will transform 6,000 square feet of gallery space with original work across every price point and style, from contemporary and realism to whimsical, home, and jewelry. With new artwork added throughout each day, guests are encouraged to return often to discover fresh favorites throughout the week.

Held at Trinity School, located at 4301 Northside Parkway in Atlanta, Spotlight on Art offers free admission and parking, with ticketed VIP Early Access available.

Pecans On Peachtree

Looking for a holiday gift that feels good to give? Shepherd Center has partnered with Ellis Bros. Pecans on a Peachtree-based fundraiser where every dollar of net proceeds supports Shepherd patients and families.

Ellis Bros. is a beloved, multi-generational family business in South Georgia that has been growing pecans for more than 80 years. Their incredible flavor comes from rich regional soil, time-honored farming traditions, and a steady stream of creative new recipes that keep their products special.

Your purchase helps Shepherd Center continue its mission of providing world-class rehabilitation and support for people living with spinal cord and brain injuries, as well as other neuromuscular conditions. It’s a simple way to share something delicious while making a meaningful difference.

https://pecansonpeachtree.org/

experience the outdoors

PATH400

PATH400 is a 5.2-mile greenway through the heart of Buckhead connecting neighborhoods, offices and retail locations with a path for bicyclists and pedestrians.

PATH400 runs along the spine of GA 400 and, once complete, will provide a 5.2-mile greenway through the heart of Buckhead, connecting neighborhoods, office and retail locations with a path for bicyclists and pedestrians. The multi-use greenway will eventually join with the Atlanta Beltline in the south and trails in Sandy Springs and north Fulton County, providing a key link in a regional trail network.

Explore the Wild Things on PATH400, a planned safari-themed sculpture garden, a vibrant new addition to Buckhead's beloved greenway.

Livable Buckhead is spearheading the PATH400 project in partnership with the Buckhead Community Improvement District (Buckhead CID) and the PATH Foundation. Several other agencies and organizations are involved in the development of PATH400, including Georgia Department of Transportation, the City of Atlanta, MARTA, Atlanta Neighborhood Planning Unit B, and Trees Atlanta.

gateways to greenspace

Northside Trail

GATEWAYS TO GREENSPACE

The Northside Trail alongside Bobby Jones Golf Course (map below) is a favorite for its pleasant greenspace.

Northside Trail

The Northside Trail alongside Bobby Jones Golf Course (see map) is a favorite for its pleasant greenspace.

Tanyard Creek Park

This trail meanders from the back of Colonial Homes and Bobby Jones Golf Course through Tanyard Creek Park to Ardmore Park. It’s an extremely pleasant amble through lots of shady, serene green space in the Collier Hills and Ardmore Park neighborhoods. Having opened in April 2010, it offers a nice linkage of parks and playgrounds, but not a lot of art and no dining or retail options unless you go out of your way to Peachtree Street. Expect an atmosphere more like one of the many PATH trails in the adjacent Peachtree Battle area rather than the Eastside Trail. PATH has extended its trail along the golf course side of Northside Drive with an extension along Woodward Way that provides a complete ‘loop’ around the Bobby Jones Golf Course and pathway to the Beltline Tanyard Creek trail.

This trail meanders from the back of Colonial Homes and Bobby Jones Golf Course through Tanyard Creek Park to Ardmore Park. It’s an extremely pleasant amble through lots of shady, serene green space in the Collier Hills and Ardmore Park neighborhoods. Having opened in April 2010, it offers a nice linkage of parks and playgrounds, but not a lot of art and no dining or retail options unless you go out of your way to Peachtree Street. Expect an atmosphere more like one of the many PATH trails in the adjacent Peachtree Battle area rather than the Eastside Trail. PATH has extended its trail along the golf-course side of Northside Drive with an extension

complete “loop” around the Bobby Jones Golf Course and pathway to the BeltLine

The park is located at Collier Road at Walthall Drive, near mile marker 0.51 of the Northside BeltLine trail.

Tanyard Creek Park

The park is located at Collier Road at Walthall Drive, near mile marker 0.51 of the Northside BeltLine trail.

For visitors to the one-mile-long Northside BeltLine Trail, Tanyard Creek Park makes a convenient mid-point, with Peachtree Creek and shady trees providing a tranquil backdrop for a picnic. The park also subtly commemorates the Battle of Peachtree Creek through six large, historical markers that recount the conflict’s death toll and its role in the course of the Civil War. Without brushing against contentious politics, the markers provide a sober history lesson in an undeniably idyllic location.

NorthsidePeachtree-Piedmont

Including many of the BeltLine’s creeks and streams, this section intersects Ardmore Park, Brookwood Hills, Colonial Homes, Buckhead, Lindbergh and Peachtree Hills.

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For visitors to the one-mile-long Northside BeltLine Trail, Tanyard Creek Park makes a convenient mid-point, with Peachtree Creek and shady trees providing a tranquil backdrop for a picnic. The park also subtly commemorates the Battle of Peachtree Creek through six large historical markers that recount the conflict’s death toll and its role in the course of the Civil War. Without brushing against contentious politics, the markers provide a sober history lesson in an undeniably idyllic location.

Including many of the BeltLine’s creeks and streams, this section intersects Ardmore Park, Brookwood Hills, Colonial Homes, Buckhead, Lindbergh, and Peachtree Hills.

The Lindbergh region is a high-traffic convergence of Piedmont Avenue and its contributing streets linking Midtown and Buckhead. Lindbergh Station, one of MARTA’s busiest, serves the middle-class singles and couples who live nearby. The Brookwood community offers high-end, gated brick and Colonial Homes just a three-wood swing or less from Peachtree Road. On the southeast fringe of Buckhead, Peachtree Hills offers an eclectic respite from the area’s dense traffic with a novel array of antique shops, cafes, and bungalows featuring quirky gardens and exterior decorations. The mile-long BeltLine Northside Trail effectively connects Bobby Jones Golf Course, Atlanta Memorial Park, and Ardmore Park.

The Lindbergh region is a high-traffic convergence of Piedmont Avenue and its contributing streets linking Midtown and Buckhead. Lindbergh Station, one of MARTA’s busiest, serves singles and couples who live nearby. The Brookwood community offers high-end gated brick and Colonial Homes just a 3-wood swing or less from Peachtree Road. On the southeast fringe of Buckhead, Peachtree Hills offers an eclectic respite from the area’s dense traffic with a novel array of antique shops, cafés, and bungalows featuring quirky gardens and exterior decorations. The mile-long BeltLine Northside Trail effectively connects Bobby Jones Golf Course, Atlanta Memorial Park, and Ardmore Park.

Atlanta Cyclorama

130 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 814-4000

Also referred to as The Battle of Atlanta painting, this hyperbolic artifact, one of only three remaining in the U.S., was created in 1886 as a tribute to Northern victory at the close of the American Civil War and was moved to Atlanta in 1892. It was relocated from Grant Park to the Atlanta History Center where it has been restored and now resides, along with the centerpiece locomotive Texas, amongst the nation’s most comprehensive collection of Civil War artifacts. www.atlantahistorycenter.com

Atlanta History Center

130 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 814-4000

One of the nation’s largest history museums, this 33-acre complex

consists of an 83-thousand square foot museum, with exhibits on the Civil War, folk crafts, black enterprise, Jewish legacies, and more. The Swan House, an elegant 1928 classically styled Italianate mansion; the Tullie Smith Farm, an 1840s plantation house; McElreath Hall, featuring a research library/archives and alternating exhibits; the Grand Overlook events facility; the Swan Coach House restaurant; the Swan Woods Trail, and seven different gardens with educational or historical themes. In 2013, the newly-expanded Veterans Park was dedicated to all the men and women who have served – and continue to serve – the United States of America. www.atlantahistorycenter.com

Bobby Jones Golf Course

2205 Northside Drive, NW, 30305 (404) 355-1009

The United States Golf Association Golf Museum and Library has opened the Bob Jones Room in the Murray Golf House at the Bobby Jones Golf Course. The Bob Jones room features artifacts, library materials, photographs, and footage from the Association’s world-leading collection. The permanent exhibition is curated by the United States Golf Association, USGA. www.bobbyjonesgc.com

Centennial Olympic Games Museum

130 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 814-4000

This exhibit at the Atlanta History Center explores the full legacy of the Centennial Olympic Games of 1996, including how the city won the Games, how the Games changed Atlanta, a day-by-day chronology, heroes and special moments, event-specific results and records, the global context of the Games, and the ongoing legacy. www.atlantahistorycenter.com/exhibitions/atlanta96-shaping-an-olympic-and-paralympic-city/

Fort Peach Tree

2630 Ridgewood Rd., NW, 30327

This 15-acre greenspace, a replica of the original, first non-Indian settlement in Atlanta, was built by the City of Atlanta’s Department of Watershed Management as part of the bicentennial celebration. The Fort was originally constructed, on

this site, in 1814 during the War of 1812 by 1st Lt. George Rockingham Gilmer, later a two-term Georgia Governor, to protect the “frontier” of Georgia from the Creek Indians who were allied with the British. This area has been recreated for tourists in a diorama, located inside the Fort, which was scaled from an 1890 topographical map. https://georgiahistory.com/ghmi_marker_ updated/fort-peachtree-war-of-1812/

Governor’s Mansion

391 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 261-1776

A Greek Revival home built in 1967. It is a showcase of neo-classical interior design with Federal period furnishings representing one of the country’s finest collections. The first floor may be toured by the public, and includes the library, state dining room, drawing room, family living room, family dining room, guest bedroom, and circular hallway. www.mansion.georgia.gov

LEGO Discovery Center

Phipps Plaza 3500 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30326 (404) 848-9252

A quality attraction consisting of 32,000 square feet of excitement, LEGO Discovery

Address (alphabetical order) Cemetery

sightseeing/historic cemeteries

Center provides another great experience for visitors and locals, young and old. With its 4D cinema, LEGO rides, playful interactive exhibits, and educational themes, you won’t want to miss building your own Buckhead skyline. www.legodiscoverycenter.com/atlanta

Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia

TULA Art Center, 75 Bennett St., NW, 30309 (404) 367-4542 www.mocaga.org

This is the only museum dedicated to Georgia’s contemporary artists and art history. www.mocaga.org

historic cemeteries

Approximate Number of Known Burials Earliest Known Burial Date Notes

3011 Arden Rd. New Hope 239 1889

Dr. James H. Smith deeded an acre of land in 1872 to his former slaves.

834 Canterbury Rd. Piney Grove 330 1889 Slave graves. Land was purchased in 1826 for Piney Grove Missionary Baptist Church at this location.

1001 Edison Garden Guess Family 24 1863

Measuring roughly 100 feet square, cemetery is located behind a private residence in the Pine Hills neighborhood where four of the twenty graves have markers, the rest are indicated by unmarked stones.

1879 Howell Mill Rd. Old Mt. Zion 2 1864 Formerly at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, now Northside Park Baptist Church.

4244 Lake Forrest Drive, NW North Fulton Park 86 1922

Loridans Dr. @ GA-400 Lowry-Stevens 60 1849

This former potter’s field is believed to house the graves of white occupants of the Fulton County Alms House (now one of the Galloway School’s five main buildings.)

A few hundred yards north of Wieuca Road, Land Lot 42 of the 17th District of Fulton County

3612 Paces Ferry Rd. Pleasant Hill 15 1896 Formerly Pleasant Hill Methodist Church, now Paces Ferry United Methodist Church.

433 Pharr

Originally called Oak Shade Cemetery. Abraham M. Clarady thought to be earliest burial – but there is no date.

214 W. Paces Ferry Rd. Harmony Grove 171 1837 Cemetery once adjacent to the Harmony Grove Baptist Church. Data: Franklin Garrett, Buckhead Heritage Society, Atlanta

historic sites & districts

*2 Collier Road Apartments

2 Collier Rd., NE

This excellent example of the Colonial Revivalstyle was built in 1929 by Henry Rice, the first of several apartments built along Collier Road. At the time of its construction, apartment house living was beginning to rise in popularity and gain acceptance.

*22-24 Collier Road Apartments

22-24 Collier Rd.

Built in 1929 by J.W. Jenkins and J.G. Crockett, these apartments are brick with Mediterranean-Revival-style details and a good representation of small apartments in 1920s Buckhead.

*Cecil and Hermione Alexander House

2232 Mt. Paran Rd., NW

Completed in 1957, this modern circular plan house was designed by Atlanta architect Cecil Alexander as his family home.

Andrews-Dunn House

2801 Andrews Dr., NW

Prior to 1910, this house belonged to Wesley Collier and Sarah Hicks, daughter of Henry Irby, founder of Buckhead.

Bitsy Grant Tennis Center

2125 Northside Dr., NW

The Bitsy Grant Tennis Center is an historic tennis facility with 23 lighted hard and clay courts, plus three new platform courts. It is named after Bryan Morel “Bitsy” Grant (1910-1986), a long-time Atlanta tennis legend known for his remarkable lob and drop-shot. The Center is an Atlanta Historic Landmark and in 2012 was awarded The Georgia Trust’s Excellence in Restoration award. It is also the home of the Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association.

Brookhaven Historic District

This area surrounds Capital City Country Club and is roughly enclosed by Peachtree Rd. and Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd. This early 20th century suburb, planned as a golf course/country club community, is the oldest such community in Georgia. The curvilinear street plan, naturalistic landscaping, and architecture are representative of styles popular from the 1910s to the outbreak of World War II.

Brookwood Hills District

The area enclosed by and closely surrounding Peachtree St., Huntington Rd., and Brighton Rd. Enfamin and Arthur Burdett developed this limited-access, enclave-type subdivision with curvilinear streets and park-like landscaping in the style of Frederick Law Olmstead in the 1920s for the upper middle class.

*Buckhead Forest Neighborhood

A triangle bounded by Peachtree, Piedmont, and Roswell roads, it houses middle-price residences built in the 1960s, back to 1910. On Shadowlawn Avenue, developed around 1910, houses are closer together and closer to the street and sidewalk to facilitate walking along sidewalks to the then closest streetcar stop. You can see how time progressed in this neighborhood and appreciate the changes as you walk through time.

*Canton Apartments

2840-2846 Peachtree Rd.

Built in the 1920s in the English Renaissance style, as opposed to the more common Garden Apartment/Courtyard style, it and other nearby apartments served as a buffer between nearby mansions and the increasing commercialization of Peachtree Rd.

Garden Hills Historic District

The area bordered on three sides by Delmont Dr., Brentwood Dr., and Peachtree Rd. This early 20th century suburban development, with its curvilinear streets set into the natural topography, architect-designed homes, schools, clubhouse, church, small commercial strip, and apartment buildings, is divided into three sections (PeachtreeBeverly Hills, Country Club, and Brentwood).

*Gresham Building

215 West Wieuca Rd., NW

The former Fulton County Almshouse built in 1911, and after 1932, Haven Home, in Buckhead’s Chastain Park, is listed for its contributions to the social welfare of Fulton County, and as a rich Atlanta example of Neoclassical Revival-style architecture. It is one of five main buildings that form today’s Galloway School.

**May Patterson Goodrum House (also known as the Peacock House) 320 West Paces Ferry Rd.

Formerly the Southern Center for International Studies, this English Regency-style residence was designed by Philip Trammell Shutze and completed in 1932, and said to be his favorite residential commission in Atlanta. Purchased in 2008 by the Watson-Brown Foundation, which is currently undertaking its thorough restoration. Until restoration is complete, tour requests must be submitted to Tad Brown, president of the Watson-Brown Foundation.

Hermi’s Bridge

Parallel to Paces Ferry Bridge over the Chattahoochee River and over 100 years old, this structure is named for civic leader Hermi Alexander, who lost her life in an auto accident nearby.

*Mrs. George Arthur Howell, Jr. House 400 W. Paces Ferry Rd.

This Neo-Classical Revival house, designed by the Atlanta architectural firm of Cooper & Cooper, was built in 1932 on what was then the outskirts of Atlanta.

*William and Ruth Knight Lustron House

1976 Northside Dr.

Erected in May 1949 as the original Lustron dealer demonstration home for the Atlanta area franchise, this house is an excellent and intact example of post World War II prefabricated housing, popular at the time due to the housing shortage after the war.

The Knox Apartments, Cauthorn House, and Peachtree Road

Apartments Historic District 2214-2230 Peachtree Rd., NE

This district, with its three historic apartment buildings, one historic home, mature trees, front gate, fence, retaining wall, and pond, is now considered a single complex and is known as Peachtree Commons.

*New Hope AME Church

3012 Arden Rd., NW

The New Hope African Methodist Episcopal Church is a modest white clapboard building with a tower topped by a simple steeple and four small decorative urns at one side of its entryway. Its main façade features a central front-gabled entrance portico that leads to the sanctuary. The New Hope congregation has owned this property since 1872 when James “Whispering” Smith, a wealthy white Buckhead landowner bequeathed threeacres of his property for use as a church and school for “colored persons”.

Peachtree Heights Historic District

The area enclosed by Peachtree Rd., Habersham, and Wesley Rd.

This district has residential architecture of exceptional quality set within the landscape design of the architectural firm Carrero & Hastings. The landscaping was designed around the natural drainage patterns and native vegetation of the area.

Peachtree Highlands Historic District

The area bordered on three sides by E. Paces Ferry Rd., Piedmont Rd., and Highland Dr.

This streetcar/automobile suburb, designed for the lower-middle class in the 1920s-1930s, provides numerous examples of vernacular housing of the time, which was influenced by the Craftsman, English Cottage, and Colonial Revival styles.

*Peachtree Southern Railway Station (Brookwood Station) 1688 Peachtree St., NW

This suburban passenger station was opened under the regulation of the U.S. Railroad Administration on March 17, 1918, primarily to accommodate passengers of the “Birmingham Special.”

*Sardis Methodist Church and Cemetery

3725 Powers Ferry Rd.

One of Atlanta’s oldest continuous congregations dating back to 1812. Sardis Cemetery features fieldstones and elaborate marble headstones, the earliest marked grave is 1869.

*Spotswood Hall

575 Argonne Dr.

Built in 1913, Spotswood Hall was one of the first houses built on the old farm land along Peachtree Road, West Paces Ferry Road, and Arden Road. (Old Howell Mill Road). Prominent owners were Shelby Smith, (Fulton County Commissioner, 1911-1912), and Lucian Lamar Knight, who owned Spotswood from 1918 – 1930, and gave it its name.

*Swan House (at the Atlanta History Center)

3099 Andrews Dr., NW

Built in 1928 for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton Inman, this house is an excellent example of luxurious living, personal taste, and interior decoration from this era, as well as of the residential design and landscaping of Philip Trammell Shutze.

historic sites & districts

*Albert E. Thornton House

105 W. Paces Ferry Rd.

Albert E. Thornton, grandson of General Alfred Austell, one of Atlanta’s pioneers, built this stucco, Regency Revival-style house designed by the architect Philip Trammell Shutze.

*Henry B. Tompkins House

125 W. Wesley Rd., NW

This early 20th-century house and its landscaped gardens illustrate the careful attention to detail, proportion, and siting of Atlanta architect Neel Reid.

*Trygveson

3418 Pinestream Rd., NW

The interior of this Italian Baroque style villa (also known as the Pink Castle) showcases many Baroque ornaments, including an Allyn Cox (1896-1982) mural. “Trygveson” comes from the Welsh version of the last name of Mary Guy Trigg, wife of Andrew Calhoun, the original owner.

*Tullie Smith House (at the Atlanta History Center)

3136 Slaton Dr., NW

This circa 1840 plantation-plain type house and its detached kitchen, moved to this site from DeKalb county in 1969, is typical of the farmhouses common in the Georgia Piedmont in the 19th century.

*Mary Elizabeth Tyler House

2887 Howell Mill Rd.

An impressive example of Classical Revival-style architecture, this residence was completed in 1921 by Mary Elizabeth “Bessie” Tyler, a seminal figure in the shameful rise of the Ku Klux Klan in the early-20th century.

*Villa Lamar

801 W. Paces Ferry Rd.

This fine example of the Italian Renaissance style, built in 1911-1912, with its marble, mosaic tile, tile roof, and Palladian style entrance loggia, is significant as the only known work in Georgia of the nationally-known architect George O. Totten, Jr..

Civil War Heritage Trail, Buckhead driving route

From Peachtree Dunwoody Road, at Sandy Springs / Atlanta City limits, south to Peachtree Road, southwest to West Paces Ferry Road, west to Moores Mill Road, southwest to Howell Mill Road, south to Peachtree Battle Road, east to Peachtree Road, north to Lindbergh Drive, east to Lavista Road, east to Fulton/DeKalb county limits. Interpretive Civil War markers include (#25) Battle of Peach Tree Creek along Peachtree Battle (between Howell Mill and Northside), and (#26) Peach Tree Creek Crossing along Peachtree (between Peachtree Battle and Lindbergh). civilwarheritagetrails.org/ga-civil-war-trails-map/ga.index.html Email: info@civilwarheritagetrails.org

*George & Emily Winship Jr. House

2626 Brookwood Dr., NE

This two-storey Tudor Revival-style residence features elaborately patterned brickwork, halftimbering, and multi-paned windows. Its front door, made entirely of mahogany, weighs 400-pounds. Built in 1925, its grounds were designed by one of Atlanta’s first landscape architects, William Pauley.

*Stuart Witham House

2922 Andrews Dr., NW

This Neo-Georgian style house, built in 1926, is one of the latter designs of Neel Reid, the principal designer for the Atlanta firm of Hentz, Reid, & Adler.

* listed on National Register of Historic Places

** nominated to National Register of Historic Places

Garden Hills is one of Atlanta’s most attractively landscaped neighborhoods, nestled within the famed Buckhead district. In 2025, the Garden Hills Civic Association celebrated its centennial with a commemorative coffee table book published by Bookhouse Group, Inc. It was co-authored by neighbors Leslie Waters and Monica Price Schmid with professional photography by Laure Glorieux.

Beautiful Garden Hills Since 1925, chronicles the neighborhood’s one-hundred-year history taking the reader back to its first inhabitants, from the Muskogee Indians to early residents. It provides details of founder Phillips Campbell McDuffie and his impressive development plans including a state of-the-art pool, stables, and riding club. Readers enjoy an inside peek at select 1925 architecturally commissioned homes pairing historic photographs with modern views. Current residents share their renovation journeys ushering their homes into the next century. Additionally, there are accounts of the organizations that carry a legacy of neighborhood advocacy, improvement, and beautification. And throughout the book are fun tidbits of the people and events that have shaped this community—many of which are surprising to learn!

The 96-page high quality, hard cover book was printed in limited quantities. To purchase a copy please check availability at https://ghnf.ejoinme.org/Book

houses of worship

BY FAITH AND

DENOMINATION

BAPTIST

Northside Drive Baptist Church

3100 Northside Drive, NW, 30305

Scott Hobey, Senior Pastor (404) 237-8621

Second-Ponce de Leon

Baptist Church

2715 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305

Dr. James Neil (Dock) Hollingsworth, Jr., Preacher 404-591-4344

https://www.spdl.org/staff

Church at Wieuca

3626 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326

404-814-4460

Barry Howard, Lead Pastor http://wieuca.org/

BAPTIST- SBC

Buckhead Baptist Church

4100 Roswell Rd., NE, 30342

Rev. William Givens, Senior Pastor 404-255-5112

Northside Park Baptist Church

1877 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30318

Post Office Box 19917, 30325

Dr. Vince Smith, Pastor

CATHOLIC

Cathedral of Christ The King 2699 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30305

Rev. Monsignor Frank McNamee, Pastor (404) 233-2145

https://cathedralctk.com

*Holy Spirit Catholic Church

4465 Northside Dr., NW, 30327

Monsignor Edward J. Dillon, Pastor, 404-252-4513

https://hsccatl.com

CHRISTIAN – NON-DENOMINATIONAL

Buckhead Church

3336 Peachtree Road, NE, 30326 Andy Stanley, Pastor, 404-814-7000 buckheadchurch.org

Christ Covenant Buckhead

The Stave Room, 199 Armour Drive, NE, 30324 404-963-1280

Rev. Jason Dees, Senior Pastor 678-951-9041

https://christcovenant.com

InTown Atlanta Church 20 Pharr Road, NW, 30305

Pastor Blake Edwards 205-413-0493 intownatlantachurch.com

Passion City Church

515 Garson Drive, NE, 30324

Louie Giglio, Senior Pastor 404-231-7080 passionCityChurch.com

CHURCH OF GOD

Mount Paran Church of God

2055 Mount Paran Road, NW, 30327

Dr. David Cooper, Senior Pastor 404-923-8700

https://www.mountparan.com

EPISCOPAL

*The Cathedral of Saint Philip 2744 Peachtree Road, NW, 30305

Rev. Samuel Candler, Dean 404-365-1000

https://www.cathedralatl.org

*Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church

3098 St. Anne’s Lane, NW, 30327

Rev. Licia B. Affer, Rector 404-237-5589

https://www.saintannes.com

*Saint Dunstan’s Episcopal Church

4393 Garmon Road, NW, 30327

Rev. Tricia Templeton, Rector 404-266-1018

https://stdunstan.net

EVANGELICAL ANGLICAN

Christ Church of Atlanta

Atlanta International School

2890 N. Fulton Drive, NE, 30305

Rev. Alfred A. Sawyer, Senior Rector, 404-255-5033

https://christchurchatl.org

The Church of the Apostles

3585 Northside Parkway, NW, 30327

Dr. Michael Youssef, Pastor & Founding Rector 404-842-0200

https://apostles.org

LUTHERAN

Lutheran Church of the Ascension LCMS

4000 Roswell Road, NE, 30342

Pastor David V. Miller

404-255-0224

https://ascension-lcms.com

Peachtree Road Lutheran Church ELCA

3686 Peachtree Road, NE, 30319

Rev. Kirk P. Bridgers, Pastor

404-233-7031

https://www.peachtreelutheran.com

St. Luke Lutheran Church ELCA

3264 Northside Parkway, NW, 30327

Rev. Paul Summer, Pastor 404-237-4413

https://stlukeatlanta.org

METHODIST/EPISCOPALAFRICAN

New Hope AME Church

http://newhopeamechurch.org

3012 Arden Road, NW, 30305

Rev. David Richards, Pastor 678-361-7836

humble1929servant@gmail.com

METHODIST - UNITED

*Northside United Methodist Church 2799 Northside Drive, NW, 30305

Rev. Bill Burch, Senior Pastor 404-355-6475

*Peachtree Road United Methodist Church

3180 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305

Rev. Bill Britt, Senior Minister 404-266-2373

*Saint James United Methodist Church

4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, NE, 30342

Rev. Max Vincent, Senior Pastor 404-261-3121

Sardis United Methodist Church

3725 Powers Ferry Road, NW, 30342

Pastor Charles Savage 404-237-6060

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

Center Congregational Church 1055 Moores Mill Road, NW, 30327

Rev. J.R. McAliley, Pasto 404-326-5761

https://www.centercongregationalchurch.org

PRESBYTERIAN- PCA

ChristChurch Presbyterian 1740 Peachtree Road, NW, 30309

Dr. Jeff Hamm, Senior Pastor 404-605-0505 christchurchatlanta.org

PRESBYTERIAN- USA

*Covenant Presbyterian Church

2461 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305

Rev. Jamie Butcher, Senior Pastor 404-237-0363

https://www.covpresatl.org

*Northwest Presbyterian Church 4300 Northside Drive, NW, 30327

Rev. Timothy T. Boggess, Pastor 404-237-5539

http://www.nwpcatlanta.org

*Peachtree Presbyterian Church 3434 Roswell Road, NW, 30305

Pastor Richard Kannwischer, Senior Pastor 404-842-5800 https://peachtreechurch.com

*Trinity Presbyterian Church 3003 Howell Mill Road, NW, 30327 404-237-6491 | https://trinityatlanta.org

SYNAGOGUES JEWISHCONSERVATIVE

Ahavath Achim Synagogue

600 Peachtree Battle Avenue, NW, 30327 Laurence Rosenthal, Senior Rabbi 404-355-5222 https://aasynagogue.org

SYNAGOGUES JEWISHORTHODOX

Chabad of Buckhead 133 East Westley Road, 30305 Yisrael New, Rabbi 678-612-7313

KINGDOM HALL

Jehovah’s Witnesses

Buckhead Congregation

258 W. Wieuca Road, NE, 30342 Andrew Mallas, Presiding Overseer, Buckhead Congregation; Xavier Megia, Presiding Overseer, Wieuca Spanish Congregation 404-255-0030

*Listings with an asterick (*) have on-site columbaria.

ADDITIONAL FACTS:

• Ahavath Achim is the nation’s third largest Conservative Jewish congregation.

• Christ the King is the Catholic Cathedral of the Archdiocese for North Georgia.

• Peachtree Presbyterian is the nation’s largest Presbyterian congregation.

• Peachtree Road United Methodist Church is the third largest United Methodist congregation in Georgia.

• St. Philip, the Cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, is one of the nation’s largest Episcopal congregations.

• Sardis United Methodist, established in 1812, is the third oldest house of worship in Georgia.

• Second-Ponce de Leon is one of the nation’s largest Southern Baptist Congregations.

Regional Parks

Community Parks

Block Parks

Gardens

A section of PATH400 – between Lenox Road and Old Ivy Road – was in 2018 designated an Birds Georgia Certified Wildlife Habitat as part of a collaborative effort between Atlanta Audubon Society, Livable Buckhead, and the North Buckhead Home and Garden Club. For more information, visit www.path400greenway.org

Conservation Parks

Community Gardens

Name Location & Contact Number

Blue Heron Community Garden

Peachtree Hills Community Garden

PATH400 Community Garden

Peachtree Park Community Garden

4137 Roswell Road, NE bhnp.org/community-garden

308 Peachtree Hills Avenue, NE (404) 816-6345

Sidney Marcus & Miami Circle (404) 404.335.1902

Dead-end @ Burke Road, NE peachtreeparkatl.org/community-garden

Privately-Owned Parks

Little Nancy Creek Park Community Garden 4012 Peachtree-Dunwoody Road littlenancycreekpark.org/portal/community-garden.html Total Private Park Acreage:

Other: Chattahoochee National Recreation Area (NRA)

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RELOCATION

For households considering relocation, Buckhead Atlanta offers a thoughtfully stewarded environment where quality of life, neighborhood character, and long-term stability are intentionally protected. Residents benefit from a diverse housing market anchored by strong neighborhoods, access to parks and trails, and convenient connections to jobs, schools, and everyday amenities.

Buckhead’s strength lies in the relationship between its residential neighborhoods and its vibrant commercial core. Planning and development emphasize clarity, design quality, and predictability, ensuring that growth enhances livability, protects neighborhood identity, and supports daily life rather than overwhelming it.

Shaped by sustained planning, leadership in development practices, and strategic mobility investments, Buckhead Atlanta provides a setting where households can put down roots with confidence. The result is a community that offers access, stability, and long-term value, making Buckhead a compelling choice for families, professionals, and empty nesters seeking both opportunity and continuity.

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Buckhead is known for its neighborhoods

Ardmore Park Neighborhood Association

Rob Glenn, President 404-625-2575

robertbglenn@gmail.com www.ardmorepark.org

Argonne Forrest Civic Association

Laura Hopkins, President lauraboring@gmail.com argonneforestgeneral@gmail.com www.buckhead.com/ neighborhoods/argonne-forest/ Brandon Neighborhood Association

Mark Bowen, President 678-231-8773 mbowen1015@gmail.com www.brandonatl.org

Brookwood Civic Association

Paul Lawrence, President 727-515-5733 paul@staybca.com www.brookwoodcivicassociation.com

Brookwood Hills Community Club, Inc.

Dea Canova, President Club address: 77 Wakefield Drive, 30309 president@brookwoodhills.com www.brookwoodhills.com

Buckhead Condo Alliance

Rebecca King, President rlkintheatl@gmail.com

Buckhead Forest Civic Association

Rachel Molina, President molina@buckheadcapital.com www.buckheadforest.net

Buckhead Heights Neighborhood Association

Tamara Flanagan, President Buckheadheights_npu-b@ zohomail.com

Buckhead Village Civic Association

Carmen Dollinger 770-617-8070 carmen.dollinger@gmail.com bvca-buckhead@gmail.com

Castlewood Civic Association

Rick White, President ricwhite3@gmail.com www.castlewoodcivicassociation.org

Channing Valley Association of Collier Hills, Inc.

James Doherty, President 732-778-3779 doherty.james1@gmail.com

Chastain Park Civic Association

Joseph York, President 203-450-0628

joey6358@gmail.com www.chastainpark.org

Collier Hills Civic Association

Katie Taylor, Co-President 404-312-3498 kdbows@aol.com

Collier Hills North

Neighborhood Association

Mary Kilgo, President 470-692-1745

collierhillsnorth@gmail.com collierhillsnorth.org

Cross Creek

Debra Wathen, Representative 404-444-2105 wathenemail@gmail.com

Fernleaf

Quinn Ryan, President 404-931-6792 quinryan@gmail.com

Garden Hills Civic Association

Bart Bruckert, President president@gardenhills.net bbruckert@gardenhills.org

Grant Estate/South Tuxedo Park Civic Association

Amanda McBride 404-989-0492

amandadimariamcbride@gmail.com

Hanover West

Sam Meyer, Vice President smeyer1121@gmail.com

Habersham Park Civic Association

Reggie Williamson, President 404-398-7131

reggie.williamson@delta.com

Historic Brookhaven

Neighborhood Association

Gene Hoof, President 678-545-8096 jazzolson@comcast.net www.historicbrookhaven.org

Kingswood Neighborhood Association

Bill Chappell, President chappellwb@yahoo.com kingswoodatl@gmail.com

Lindbergh-Morosgo Civic Association

Jamie Olson, President 404-402-1321

jazzolson@comcast.net

Lindbergh-Martin Manor

Tucker Thames, President President@LMMNA.org

neighborhood associations

Loring Heights

Ansley Goddard, President 770-789-9223 ansley.grantham@gmail.com

Margaret Mitchell Civic Association

Jason Edgecombe, President hoa@mmca-atlanta.org www.mmca-atlanta.org

Memorial Park Civic Association

Kimberly Ball, President 404-933-3382 kimberlypball@gmail.com

Garth Peters, BCN Rep 404-307-0090

Mount Paran-Northside Citizens Assoc.

Sally Riker, President 678-362-4257 sally.riker@gmail.com http://mtparannorthside.com

North Buckhead Civic Association

Robert Patterson, President 678-427-8362 nbca.president1@gmail.com www.nbca.org

Paces Civic Association

Lindsay Bender, President 404-859-6638 lindsaybrooksbender@gmail.com http://www.pacescivic.org

Peachtree Battle Alliance

Kendra Adams, President pbacommchair@gmail.com www.peachtreebattlealliance.org

Peachtree Heights East

Neighborhood Association

David Burge, President president@peachtreeheightseast.org davidburge1@comcast.net www.peachtreeheightseast.org

Peachtree Heights West Civic Association

Melissa Stang, President 404-229-3292 mdstang@bellsouth.net www.phwca.org

Peachtree Hills Civic Association

John Matthews, President president@peachtreehills.org jrmatthews98@gmail.com www.peachtreehills.org

Peachtree Park Civic Association

Alex Fulton, President 914-393-0089 alexandergfulton@gmail.com http://peachtreeparkatl.org

Pine Hills Neighborhood Association

Carolyn McClain, President 615-477-6517 ckmcclain@comcast.net www.mypinehills.org

Pleasant Hill Civic Association

Jane Collins, President 404-261-9190 camcollins3@comcast.net

Ridgewood Heights Neighborhood Travis Bryenton, President 828-273-8798 travisbryenton@gmail.com

Ridgedale Park Civic Association

Mark Izenson, President 404-735-0321 mark@msiatty.com

Springlake Civic Association

Nick Preacher, President nicholas.peacher@streamrealty.com www.springlakeatl.org

South Tuxedo Park

Mary Norwood, BCN Rep marybushnorwood@gmail.com

Tuxedo Park Civic Association

Melissa Buckner, President mbuckner@tbgresidential.com www.tuxedoparkatlanta.com

Underwood Hills

Steve Lindsay, President President@underwoodhills.org

Wesley Battle Neighborhood Assn. Steve Shirley, President steveashirley@gmail.com

Nolan Gwynn, BCN Representative nolangwynn@bellsouth.net

West Paces Ferry/Northside

Neighborhood Association

Rich Cockrell, President rich@cg.capital www.westpaces.org

Westminster-Milmar

Neighborhood Association

Ashish Mistry, President 404-964-4119

ashish@mistryltd.com

Westover Plantation

Erin Shaffer, President 310-795-5675

westoverpresident@gmail.com

Wildwood Civic Association

Katherine Silverman, President 404-409-2632

silverman.katherine@gmail.com

Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods

Emily Boatright, Chair 404-518-2990

chair@buckheadcouncil.org emilyboatright@gmail.com

City of Atlanta, NPU Directory for Buckhead neighborhoods https://www.atlantaga.gov/ government/departments/cityplanning/neighborhood-and-npucontacts

Buckhead Real Estate in 2025: Scarcity Meets Strength buckhead housing market

By Ben Hirsh, Ben@buckhead.com

The $1.8 million Buckhead home is now the norm. Single-family homes in Buckhead averaged $1,801,869 in 2025, up nearly 60% from $1.13 million just seven years ago. It’s a number that would have seemed unfathomable a decade ago, yet here we are, marking the seventh consecutive year of price appreciation in Atlanta’s most coveted neighborhood.

But 2025 wasn’t defined by a single recordbreaking sale the way 2024 was. Instead, it was a year of recalibration—a market catching its breath after the frenzy of the pandemic years while still demonstrating remarkable resilience at the top. Transaction volume pulled back, but prices held firm. Buyers grew more selective, but exceptional properties still commanded exceptional prices.

The 3391 Tuxedo Road Story

The year’s top sale carried a familiar address. In April 2024, I represented the seller of 3391 Tuxedo Road when it sold for $19.8 million—the all-time residential record for metro Atlanta. Eleven months later, that same Scandinavian Modern masterpiece by Siegel Construction resold for $15.75 million after the buyer’s circumstances changed. It’s perhaps the first time in Buckhead history that the same home was the number one sale two years in a row.

The Numbers: Fewer Sales, Higher Prices

Buckhead’s real estate market in 2025 continued a pattern we’ve observed since interest rates began climbing in 2022: transaction volume remains constrained while prices push to new highs. This isn’t a contradiction—it’s classic supply-side economics at work.

Single-Family Homes: 716 homes sold (down 10.9% from 2024), with an average sale price of $1,801,869 (up 3.1%). Volume remains 50% below the 2021 peak of 1,437 sales.

Condos & Townhomes: 988 units sold (down 4.4% from 2024), with an average sale price of $572,593 (up 11.5%). The Dillon Buckhead and Graydon closings drove much of the price surge.

The inverse relationship between volume and price has become the defining characteristic of this market. Sellers who don’t need to sell are staying put, particularly those locked into sub-3% mortgages from 2020 and 2021. This creates scarcity that benefits those who do list—and explains why prices continue climbing even as fewer homes change hands.

Consider the trajectory: from 1,437 singlefamily sales in 2021 to just 716 in 2025. That’s a 50% decline in four years. Yet over that same period, the average sale price increased from $1.36 million to $1.80 million—a gain of more than $440,000 per home.

The Ultra-Luxury Segment

The top 10 sales of 2025 totaled $84 million, with an average sale price of $8.4 million. While that’s down from 2024’s exceptional $109 million (inflated by the record-setting 3391 Tuxedo Road sale), it represents a normalization back toward 2022–2023 levels rather than a retreat.

To make this year’s list, a property needed to sell for at least $6.8 million—the threshold for the final two spots. Several themes emerged: Tuxedo Park dominates. Five of the top 10 sales were in Tuxedo Park, reinforcing its status as Metro Atlanta’s most prestigious address. Looking back over the past four years, 13 of the 40 top sales (32%) have been in this single neighborhood.

“New” commands a premium. Seven of the 10 properties were either newly built or extensively renovated. Buyers at this level want turnkey—they’re paying for the vision, the craftsmanship, and the convenience of walking into a finished home. Notable teams behind this year’s top sales include Siegel Construction (two properties), Tish Mills Interiors (two properties), Harrison Design, and Stan Dixon.

This trend shows no signs of slowing. I’ll be bringing a Siegel Construction masterpiece on Knollwood Drive to market in spring 2026—a

16,225-square-foot estate on 1.58 hilltop acres in Tuxedo Park that’s poised to set a new construction record. And I recently presold a visionary Steven Kemp-designed and Create Fine Homes-built estate on Woodvale Drive for over $10 million off-market before completion. In this market, exceptional new construction doesn’t wait for buyers—buyers wait for it.

The condo market is evolving. The Graydon penthouse at 2520 Peachtree Road sold for $8.7 million—$1,239 per square foot—making it the only attached home on the list. That premium reflects a broader shift: Kolter Urban, the developer behind both The Graydon and The Dillon, has now launched sales for Elyse Buckhead, a 20-story, 194-unit tower at 102 West Paces Ferry Road next to the St. Regis. With presales underway and groundbreaking planned for mid2026, Elyse is expected to command the next wave of luxury condo demand. In Buckhead’s high-rise market, new is always an advantage—and Kolter Urban has proven they understand what these buyers want.

What the Broader Market Is Telling Us

While Buckhead’s luxury segment continues to perform, the broader Metro Atlanta market is showing signs of transition. The S&P Case-Shiller Index for Atlanta turned slightly negative in late 2025—the first annual decline since the pandemic surge began. Active listings across the metro have increased 40–50% year over year, and days on market have stretched from roughly 17 days at the peak to 40+ days today.

These are signs of a market moving from sellerdominated conditions toward balance. For much of Atlanta, 2025 was about adjustment—buyers gaining leverage, inventory normalizing, and the frenetic pace of 2021–2022 becoming a memory.

But Buckhead operates differently. The fundamental constraint here isn’t demand—it’s supply. There are only so many lots in Tuxedo Park, only so many homes on Habersham Road, only so many opportunities to live in one of the most established luxury enclaves in the Southeast. You can build new subdivisions in Forsyth County. You cannot create more Buckhead.

What to Expect in 2026

I spend at least 12 hours a day immersed in this market, and my read heading into 2026 is bullish, but not overconfident.

Inventory is improving. More sellers are coming to terms with the current rate environment and choosing to list. This creates opportunity for buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines.

Rates appear to have stabilized. After averaging around 6.7% in 2025, most forecasters expect 30-year mortgage rates to hover between 6.0% and 6.3% through 2026. That’s not the sub-3% environment of 2021, but it’s no longer a shock to the system. Rates ended 2025 at 6.15%—the lowest level of the year.

Here’s the wildcard: if rates dip into the 5% range, it could fundamentally change the equation.

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Jeffrey Sprecher, the Buckhead resident who serves as founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange, put it succinctly in the Atlanta Business Chronicle: “There will be a psychological release when mortgage rates start with a 5.” He’s right. That single digit could be the tipping point that unlocks both pent-up buyer demand and— critically—convinces homeowners sitting on low-rate mortgages to finally list. If that scenario materializes, expect a meaningful uptick in transaction volume on both sides of the market.

Atlanta’s fundamentals remain strong. The metro added 64,400 residents last year and now ranks as the nation’s sixth-largest MSA. Corporate relocations continue, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup will bring global attention (and an estimated $500 million to $1 billion in economic impact) to the city.

Buckhead is not a commodity. This is the point I emphasize to clients more than any other. A production home in a new subdivision competes with dozens of similar options. A home in Buckhead competes with a handful—if that. Limited supply will always support values here. These properties aren’t just places to live; they’re assets with enduring appeal.

My expectation is that 2026 will see modest gains in both transaction volume and prices—nothing dramatic, but continued forward progress. The rapid appreciation of 2021–2023 (12%+ annually) has moderated to the 2–3% range, which is sustainable and healthy. Buyers who find the right property shouldn’t hesitate, and sellers who price appropriately will continue to achieve strong results.

Ben Hirsh is Buckhead’s leading luxury real estate broker with over $1 billion in career sales and Atlanta’s all-time residential sale record at $19.8 million. He is the publisher of Buckhead.com and The Buckhead Paper. Contact him at Ben@buckhead.com.

Here are the top 10 homes sold in Buckhead during 2025:

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Strength Paired with Workforce Strategy

Buckhead’s real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience. In 2025, luxury home prices held firm despite lower transaction volume, reinforcing Buckhead’s position as one of the Southeast’s strongest residential submarkets. That performance reflects sustained demand, investor confidence, and long-term value.

At the same time, a parallel set of housing investments is emerging that supports Buckhead’s broader economic engine: its workforce.

One of the most significant is the Lofts at Twenty25, formerly The Darlington. Developed in 1951 as Atlanta’s first post–World War II highrise for working families, the 623-unit property was acquired in late 2025 by Atlantica Properties in partnership with EQ Housing Advisors and preserved as a long-term mixed-income community in the heart of Buckhead.

Under the new ownership structure, 30 percent of the units are reserved for workforce housing serving households earning between 50 and 80 percent of Area Median Income. Affordability is secured for at least 25 years through a ground lease with Atlanta Urban Development, ensuring long-term access to housing in a high-opportunity location.

A second major investment is underway nearby at 579 Garson Drive, a three-acre site owned by the Atlanta BeltLine near Piedmont Road and the Lindbergh MARTA station. The $60 million mixed-use project will deliver 130 units of affordable housing supported by a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit award, along with neighborhood-serving commercial space.

Located on the future BeltLine Northeast Trail, the Garson Drive development will connect residents to MARTA, PATH400, the Peachtree Creek Greenway, and Buckhead’s growing regional trail network.

largest employment centers, and as housing costs rise, retaining employees close to jobs becomes a strategic priority.

That same logic underpins Livable Buckhead’s Live.Work.Buckhead program, an employer-assisted housing initiative that helps Buckhead employees live closer to where they work, supporting retention, reducing commute times, and strengthening the local labor pool.

From an economic development perspective, these investments focus on workforce access and competitiveness. Buckhead is one of Atlanta’s

Together, these efforts demonstrate how Buckhead is pairing market strength with intentional workforce strategy to remain economically competitive.

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Single Family Detached Residential Average Sales Price Comparison

2022 Buckhead Summary: 283 Single family homes sold for under $1 million, 416 single family homes sold for over $1 million, and $1,506,880 was the average sales price of a Buckhead home.

2023 Buckhead Summary: 176 Single family homes sold for under $1 million, 286 single family homes sold for over $1 million, and $1,686,722 was the average sales price of a Buckhead home.

2024 Buckhead Summary: 170 Single family homes sold for under $1 million, 402 single family homes sold for over $1 million, and $1,715,530 was the average sales price of a Buckhead home.

2025 Buckhead Summary: 159 Single family homes sold for under $1 million, 346 single family homes sold for over $1 million, and $1,738,118 was the average sales price of a Buckhead home.

Median Price of Homes Sold in Zip Codes All or Partially in Buckhead

Top Five Home Sales in Buckhead, Through October 2025

Total Single Family Homes Sold in Zip Codes All or Partially in Buckhead

multifamily condo or townhome sales data

Attached Multifamily Condo or Townhome Average Sales Price Comparison

2022 Buckhead Summary: 1125 Multi-Family Condos or Townhouses sold for under $1 million, 80 Multi-Family Condos or Townhomes sold for over $1 million, and $483,500 was the average sales price of a Buckhead Multi-Family Condo or Townhome.

2023 Buckhead Summary: 761 Multi-Family Condos or Townhouses sold for under $1 million, 64 Multi-Family Condos or Townhomes sold for over $1 million, and $505,940 was the average sales price of a Buckhead Multi-Family Condo or Townhome.

2024 Buckhead Summary: 658 Multi-Family Condos or Townhouses sold for under $1 million, 64 Multi-Family Condos or Townhomes sold for over $1 million, and $519,761 was the average sales price of a Buckhead Multi-Family Condo or Townhome.

2025 Buckhead Summary: 632 Multi-Family Condos or Townhouses sold for under $1 million, 89 Multi-Family Condos or Townhomes sold for over $1 million, and $589,174 was the average sales price of a Buckhead MultiFamily Condo or Townhome.

Total Multifamily Condos or Townhomes Sold in Zip Codes All or Partially in Buckhead

Source: Dorsey Alston (FMLS) Jan-Oct 2025

residential mid-rises and high-rises

Apartments – Rentals

Apartments – Condominiums

residential mid-rises and high-rises

Apartments – Cooperative

childcare and preschool

Adaptive Learning Center for Infants and Children, Inc.

Direct all inquiries to Marietta office. 3434 Roswell Road, NW, 30305 770-509-3909

Ahava Early Learning Center

600 Peachtree Battle Ave., NW, 30327 (404) 900-9411 ahavalearning.org

Atlanta Speech School 3160 Northside Pkwy., 30327 (404) 233-5332

Bright Horizons

3575 Piedmont Rd., NE, Bldg 3, Ste. T-100, 30305 (404) 467-9628 brighthorizons.com/buckhead

Buckhead Preparatory Preschool, LLC at Northwest Presbyterian Church 4300 Northside Dr., NW, 30327 (404) 846-2622

The Cambridge International School 4100 Roswell Rd., 30342 (678) 705-9091 http://cambridgeintlschool.com/

Carlisle Montessori School of Buckhead 1036 Lindbergh Drive, 30324 (404) 949-0053

The Cathedral Preschool 2744 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 237-8777

Covenant Presbyterian Child Care 2461 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 237-9509

Day School of Wieuca Road Baptist Church 3626 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30326 (404) 814-4466

Early Childhood School at Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church 2715 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 266-8111

The Goddard School 3525 Piedmont Rd., NE, 7 Piedmont Center, Ste. 110, 30305 (404) 467-7577

Haverty Hollow

1225 E. Beechwood Dr., NW, 30327 (404) 233-1691

Holy Spirit Preparatory School Preschool 4465 Northside Dr., NW, 30327 (404) 252-8008

Little Da Vinci International School 4055 Roswell Rd., 30342 (404) 434-9078

The Marlowe School

3198 Paces Ferry Place, 30305 (770) 710-4083

Northside Drive

Baptist Church Preschool 3100 Northside Dr., NW, 30305 (404) 237-9060

Northside United Methodist Church Preschool

2799 Northside Dr., NW, 30305 (404) 351-1107

Open Arms Lutheran Child Development Center

4000 Roswell Rd., NE, 30342 (404) 256-1330

Peachtree Presbyterian Church Preschool 3434 Roswell Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 842-5809

Peachtree Road

Lutheran Preschool

3686 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30319 (404) 233-1658

Peachtree Rd. United Methodist Church Preschool

3180 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 266-1520

Prescriptive Teaching Center, Inc.

2965 Pharr Ct. S., Ste. 302, 30305 (404) 239-0611

Primrose School of Buckhead 3355 Lenox Rd., NE, 30326 www.primrosebuckhead.com (404) 585-4854

St. Anne’s Day School

3098 St. Anne’s Lane, NW, 30327 (404) 237-7024

St. James United Methodist Church Preschool

4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., NE, 30342 (404) 237-7354

St. John Child

Development Center

550 Mt. Paran Rd., 30327 (404) 843-8375

The Sunshine House 135 W. Wieuca Rd., NE, 30342 (404) 255-5672

The Suzuki School/ Buckhead Campus

443 E. Paces Ferry Rd., 30305 (404) 869-1042

The Suzuki School/ Northside Campus

600 Peachtree Battle Ave., 30327 (404) 351-0012

Trinity Early Learning Center

3003 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 237-0980

Trinity School 4301 Northside Pkwy., NW, 30327 (404) 231-8100 www.trinityatl.org

The Westminster Schools 1424 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 355-8673

LIBRARIES

Atlanta History Center Library

Kenan Research Center 130 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 814-4040

Buckhead Branch (Ida B. Williams) Atlanta-Fulton Public Library 269 Buckhead Ave., NE, 30305 (404) 814-3500

Northside Branch

Atlanta-Fulton Public Library 3295 Northside Pkwy., NW 30327 (404) 814-3508

POST OFFICES

Broadview Station Serves 30324, 30376 780 Morosgo Dr., NE (404) 816-7474

Buckhead Station; Serves 30326

3495 Buckhead Loop (Lenox Rd.) at GA 400 (404) 816-9486

Howell Mill Station; Serves 30327

1984 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 350-9193

Northside Carrier Facility Serves 30305, 30327, 30342

3840 Roswell Rd., NE (404) 233-7768

Pharr Road Post Office Serves 30305, 30355

575 Pharr Rd., NE (404) 869-4413

(404) 239-9281

(800) 275-8777

All Sports Camp Ages 5-13

Peachtree Road United Methodist Church 3180 Peachtree Road NW, 30305 404-213-5248 prumcsports.org

Atlanta History Center’s “History Camps”

Atlanta History Center 130 West Paces Ferry Road NW, 30305 404-814-4114

atlantahistorycenter.com/programs/category/summer-camps

Atlanta History Center’s “Writing Camp”

Margaret Mitchell House 979 Crescent Ave. NE, 30309 atlantahistorycenter.com/programs/category/ summer-camps

Atlanta International School Summer Camps

Atlanta International School 2890 North Fulton Drive, 30305 404-841-3840, ext. 149 aischool.org

Camp Wieuca Ages 6-13

Wieuca Road Baptist Church 3626 Peachtree Road NE, 30326 404-467-4252

Challenge Island www.challenge-island.com buckhead@challenge-island.com 770-580-3732

Chastain Horse Park Summer Camp Ages 4-10 4371 Powers Ferry Road NW, 30327 404-252-4244

chastainhorsepark.org

Frog Hollow Summer Camp Ages 5-10 1225 E. Beechwood Drive NW, 30327 404-233-1691

havertyhollow.wordpress.com/programs/summer-programs/ Galloway School Summer Camp Ages 3-18 215 W. Wieuca Road NW, 30342 404-252-8389 gallowayschool.org

The Goddard School 3525 Piedmont Road NE, 7 Piedmont Center, Ste. 110, 30305 404-467-7577

The Gym at Peachtree Presbyterian Ages 3 -12 3434 Roswell Road NW, 30305 404-842-5852

Haverty Hollow Preschool Camp Ages 3 -5 1225 E. Beechwood Drive NW, 30327 404-233-1691

havertyhollow.wordpress.com/programs/summer-programs/

Little Da Vinci

International School 4055 Roswell Road, 30342 404-434-9078

Start at Trinity, thrive for life.

Serving children age three through Sixth Grade, Trinity School is Atlanta’s only elementary-only independent school. We have cherished childhood while preparing our students for the future since 1951.

Discover more at trinityatl.org/admissions

The Lovett School 4075 Paces Ferry Road NW, 30327 404-262-3032 lovett.org

Open Arms Summer Camp

Open Arms Lutheran Child Development Center, 4000 Roswell Road, NE, 30342 404-256-1330 openarmsbuckhead.org

Pace Academy Summer Camp 966 West Paces Ferry Road NW, 30327 404-240-9130 pacecamp.com

Smart Girls

Atlanta Girls’ School 3254 Northside Pkwy. NW, 30327 404-845-0900 atlantagirlsschool.org/camp

Trinity School Summer Camp 4301 Northside Parkway NW, 30327 404-231-8117 www.trinityatl.org/summercamp

The Westminster Schools 1424 W. Paces Ferry Road NW, 30327 404-355-8673 westminster.net/summer-at westminster

Public Elementary Schools

Institution/Grade Levels

Morris Brandon Elementary School K-5

Garden Hills Elementary School PK-5

Contact/Address/Telephone Notes

Principal: Jay Bland

2741 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 802-7250

www.morrisbrandon.com

Morris Brandon Primary Center 2845 Margaret Mitchell Dr., 30318 (404) 802-7280 www.morrisbrandon.com

Principal: Dr. Dante Edwards

285 Sheridan Dr., NE, 30305 (404) 802-7800

www.GardenHillsElementary.com

Warren T. Jackson Elementary School K-5

E. Rivers Elementary School PK-5

Principal: Allyson Atwell

Main Center, grades 2-5 1325 Mt. Paran Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 802-8800

www.wtjackson.org

Primary Campus, grades K-1 4191 Northside Drive, NW, 30342 (404) 802-8810

www.wtjackson.org/jax_primary.html

Principal: Summer Clayton 8 Peachtree Battle Ave., NW, 30305 (404) 802-7050 www.eriverselementary.com

Sarah Rawson Smith Elementary School K-5

Principal: Stacey Perot Primary Campus (Grades K-2): 370 Old Ivy Rd., NE, 30342 (404) 802-3850 www.sarahsmithelementary.com

Intermediate Campus (Grades 3-5): 4141 Wieuca Rd., 30342 (404) 802-3880

Public Middle School

Willis A. Sutton Middle School, 6-8

Principal: Dr. Dominique Merriweather

7th & 8th Grade Campus: 2875 Northside Dr., NW, 30305 (404) 802-5600

6th Grade Campus: 4360 Powers Ferry Rd., 30327 (404) 802-5650 www.suttonmiddleschool.org

PRIMARY, ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH

Morris Brandon Elementary, an International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years World School founded in 1947, serves more than 1,000 students across two Buckhead campuses. Supported by highly qualified teachers—over 70% holding advanced degrees—the school offers robust academics alongside art, music, French, PE, gifted education, Special Education, and EIP programs. A National Blue Ribbon School and Georgia School of Excellence, Morris Brandon is consistently recognized as one of the state’s top-performing elementary schools. Strong partnerships between families, staff, and the community create a learning environment where students thrive. Morris Brandon students continue into Sutton Middle School and North Atlanta High School.

Garden Hills Elementary—built in 1938 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places—is a diverse, community-centered Title I school offering a rich educational experience. As the first APS school authorized for the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, Garden Hills has a long history of global, inquiry-based learning. The school launched APS’s Spanish Dual Language Immersion program in 2015, now serving Pre-K through 5th grade and continuing through Sutton Middle School and North Atlanta High School. With strong neighborhood partnerships and a deeply engaged community, Garden Hills provides students with cultural, linguistic, and academic opportunities that prepare them for success.

Warren T. Jackson Elementary educates students across two thoughtfully designed campuses that emphasize nature, exploration, and hands-on learning. The Primary Campus on Northside Drive serves Pre-K through 1st grade and features gardens, greenspace, and a playground built specifically for younger children.

The Main Campus on Mount Paran Road, serving 2nd through 5th grade, sits within a 12-acre wildlife preserve and includes trails, garden areas, and outdoor learning spaces. Jackson is certified as a National Wildlife Federation Schoolyard Habitat, reflecting its commitment to environmental education. With strong parent involvement and a nurturing academic culture, Jackson students flourish as curious, confident learners.

One of Atlanta’s oldest public schools, E. Rivers Elementary has served the South Buckhead community since 1917. The campus has evolved over the decades—most recently with a new, modern school building opened in 2015—to support students from neighborhoods including Loring Heights, Ardmore Park, Brookwood, Brookwood Hills, Underwood Hills, Collier Hills, and Peachtree Hills.

E. Rivers’ signature “Field of Dreams,” completed in 2001 through collaboration among families, neighbors, business partners, and APS, features exceptional athletics and recreation facilities enjoyed by students and the broader community. With strong academic programming and a close-knit school culture, E. Rivers provides a vibrant foundation for students progressing to Sutton Middle School and North Atlanta High School.

Sarah Rawson Smith Elementary is a high-performing North Buckhead neighborhood school known for academic excellence, character development, and strong community engagement. A National Blue Ribbon School, Georgia School of Excellence, and International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme school, Sarah Smith consistently ranks among the top elementary schools in Georgia.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum supported by student assistance programs, enrichment opportunities, and a focus on citizenship and global awareness. Dedicated faculty and deeply invested parents create a supportive environment where students excel both academically and personally.

Sutton Middle School is an authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School offering the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for all students in partnership with North Atlanta High School. Together with its feeder elementary schools, Sutton forms Georgia’s first fully articulated IB K–12 cluster.

Students engage in a challenging interdisciplinary curriculum aligned with the Georgia Standards of Excellence, taking five core academic classes and two Connections classes each day. Sutton emphasizes critical thinking, globalmindedness, and personal responsibility, preparing students to succeed academically and socially as they transition to high school, college, and beyond.

1,555

Public High School

Institution/Grade

North Atlanta High School 9-12

Principal: Dr. Angela Mitchell 4111 Northside Pkwy., NW, 30327 (404) 802-4700 www.northatlantahigh.org

# of Students/ Accreditations

2,332

Council of International Schools (CIS), AdvancEd (SACS), International Baccalaureate Organization

Total Public Enrollment:

Private Preschools and Elementary Schools

Institution/

Atlanta International School PK3 - 12

Atlanta Speech School - Anne & Jim Kenan Preschool

Headmaster: Kevin Glass 2890 N. Fulton Dr., 30305 (404) 480-7016, ext. 530 www.aischool.org

Head of School: Comer Yates, Executive Director 3160 Northside Parkway, NW, 30327 404-233-5332 atlantaspeechschool.org

The Cathedral Preschool Head of School: Laurie Campbell 2744 Peachtree Road, NW, 30305 404-237-8777

Christ the King School Principal: Melissa Lowry 46 Peachtree Way, NE, 30305 (404) 233-0383 www.christking.org

Galloway School Early Learning & Lower School Head of School: Amir Farokhi ‘96 215 Chastain Park Avenue, NW, 30342 (404) 252-8389 www.gallowayschool.org

The Goddard School Buckhead

Pace Academy Lower School

Jessica & Kellen, Co-owners 3525 Piedmont Rd., NE, Bldg. 7 Ste. 110 30305 (404) 467-7577

www.TheGoddardSchool.com

Headmaster: Fred Assaf 966 W. Paces Ferry Rd., 30327 (404) 262-1345 www.paceacademy.org

Peachtree Presbyterian Preschool Director: Jane Montgomery 3434 Roswell Rd., 30305 (404) 842-5809

www.peachtreepresbyterianpreschool.org

1,245

$30,604 - $34,938

Council of International Schools (CIS), AdvancEd (SACS), International Baccalaureate Organization; SAIS.

248 Contact school for tuition

AdvancED/SACS, GISA, NAIS, SAIS

Contact school for tuition

561

$12,830 - $17,725 AdvancED

753

$22,500 - $35,700 SAIS, NAIS, AdvancED, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), GISA, AAAIS, and National Association for College Counseling

Contact Goddard directly for details.

1,150

Pre-First to Fifth grade: $37,360

ACCIS, AdvancED, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), NAIS, Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS).

$5,562 - $11,607

North Atlanta High School serves as the culminating school for the city’s only fully articulated International Baccalaureate (IB) K–12 cluster. Students progress from the IB Primary Years Programme in Buckhead’s elementary schools through Sutton Middle School before entering North Atlanta’s IB Middle Years, Diploma, and Career-related Programmes.

With a diverse student body and a wide range of rigorous academic offerings—including IB, Advanced Placement, honors courses, and industry-aligned career pathways—North Atlanta prepares students for success in college and beyond. The school’s modern campus supports strong arts, athletics, and extracurricular programs, providing a well-rounded high school experience rooted in global awareness and academic excellence.

Atlanta International School offers a globally focused education for students from age three through 12th grade. The Early Learning and Primary Years programs feature full immersion in French, German, or Spanish alongside the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme. AIS is known for its cultural diversity, rigorous academics, and commitment to developing globally minded, multilingual students.

The Kenan Preschool at the Atlanta Speech School is nationally recognized for excellence in early childhood education. Serving children ages two through kindergarten, the program blends language-rich instruction with a play-based, nurturing environment. The school focuses on literacy, social-emotional development, and strong teacher-student relationships that lay a foundation for lifelong learning.

Located at the Cathedral of St. Philip, The Cathedral Preschool serves children ages one through Pre-K in a warm, community-centered environment. The school emphasizes play-based learning, social development, and early readiness skills, providing a nurturing beginning for young children within a supportive parent and parish community.

Christ the King School is a private K–8 Catholic school offering a faith-based education grounded in academic excellence, character, and service. With small class sizes, a strong curriculum, and an engaged parent community, CKS provides a nurturing environment that supports both spiritual and academic growth in one of Buckhead’s most established parish communities.

Located at Chastain Park, The Galloway School serves students age three through fourth grade in its Early Learning and Lower School programs. Galloway emphasizes a student-centered, experiential approach that encourages curiosity, independence, and creativity. Flexible learning environments and a supportive community help students develop confidence and a lifelong love of learning.

The Goddard School in Buckhead offers STEAM-enriched early childhood education for infants through Pre-K. Its curriculum blends structured instruction with discovery-based play, supporting literacy, problem-solving, and social development. Families appreciate its modern facilities, experienced teachers, and strong commitment to individualized learning.

Pace Academy’s Lower School offers a strong academic foundation for students in Pre-First through fifth grade. The program balances rigorous instruction with hands-on learning, creativity, and character development. Set on a well-designed Buckhead campus, Pace fosters a close-knit, supportive community that prepares students to transition seamlessly into the Middle School.

Peachtree Presbyterian Preschool is one of Buckhead’s largest and most wellestablished early learning programs, serving infants through Pre-K. The school offers developmental, play-based learning enriched with art, music, and hands-on exploration. Known for strong relationships between teachers and families, PPP provides a caring environment that supports early academic and social growth.

Institution/ Grade Levels Contact/Address/ Telephone/Website

Primrose School of Buckhead

The Preschool at Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church

The Preschool at Wieuca Road Baptist Church

The Spanish Academy (Buckhead Campus)

Head of School: Lori Martin 3355 Lenox Rd., NE, 30326 404-585-4854 www.primroseschool.com

Head of School: Joleen Neel 2715 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 477-6173

www.ctkpreschoolat2P.com

Director: Jane Vlahos 3626 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30326 (404) 814-4460 info@wieuca.org

Director: Senora Veronica 2461 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30305 (770) 751-3646 (located inside Covenant Presbyterian Church)

Smarties Academy Founder & CEO: Bogna Kabat 465 Clairemont Ave., Decatur, 30030 (770) 630-1921 www.smartiesacademy.com

Trinity School

PS-6

Head of School: Joseph P. Marshall 4301 Northside Pkwy., NW, 30327 (404) 231-8100 www.trinityatl.org

$5,247 - $11,501

Contact school for tuition

Contact school for tuition

Notes

Primrose School of Buckhead provides accredited early education programs for infants through kindergarten using a balanced approach that blends purposeful play with early academics. The school emphasizes character development, literacy, and social-emotional skills within a secure and well-equipped learning environment.

Second-Ponce Preschool serves infants through Pre-K with a focus on play-based learning, social-emotional development, and early academic readiness. With small class sizes, a supportive atmosphere, and decades of trusted service to Buckhead families, the school offers a warm and welcoming first school experience.

The Preschool at Wieuca provides programs for infants through Pre-K that emphasize social development, early learning, and a nurturing classroom experience. Families value its strong community, caring teachers, and structured curriculum designed to prepare children for a smooth transition into elementary school.

The Spanish Academy offers full-immersion Spanish-language preschool programs for infants through Pre-K. The curriculum combines play-based learning with daily immersion to support early bilingual development, cognitive growth, and cultural awareness in an engaging, supportive environment.

Contact school for tuition

602

$22,850 - $35,000

Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS), Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Cognia, National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), Georgia Independent School Association (GISA), Atlanta Area Association of Independent Schools (AAAIS)

# of Students/Avg. Tuition/ Accreditations

Smarties Academy serves infants through Pre-K with a curriculum focused on handson learning, creativity, and early academic foundations. The program emphasizes individualized instruction, social-emotional development, and strong partnerships with families, creating a nurturing environment for young learners.

Trinity School, founded in 1951, is Atlanta’s only independent school dedicated solely to early childhood and elementary education. Serving children age three through sixth grade, Trinity provides a warm, nurturing environment emphasizing inquiry, creativity, and confidence-building. Its 43-acre campus supports dynamic indoor and outdoor learning that prepares students for success in middle school and beyond.

Private Middle Schools and High Schools

Institution/ Grade Levels Contact/Address/ Telephone/Website

Atlanta International School PK3 - 12

Galloway School Middle & Upper Learning

Holy Spirit Preparatory School Middle & Upper School

Headmaster: Kevin Glass 2890 N. Fulton Dr., 30305 (404) 480-7016, ext.530 www.aischool.org

Head of School: Amir Farokhi ‘96 215 Chastain Park Avenue, NW, 30342 (404) 252-8389 www.gallowayschool.org

Principal: Dr. Connie Urbanski 4449 Northside Dr., NW, 30327 (678) 761-7992 www.holyspiritprep.org

The Lovett School Headmaster: Meredyth Cole 4075 Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 262-3032 www.lovett.org

Pace Academy Middle & Upper School

Headmaster: Fred Assaf 966 W. Paces Ferry Rd., 30327 (404) 262-1345 www.paceacademy.org

1,198

$30,604 - $34,938

Council of International Schools (CIS), AdvancEd (SACS), International Baccalaureate Organization; SAIS.

760

$22,500 - $35,700

SAIS, NAIS, AdvancED, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), GISA, AAAIS, and National Association for College Counseling

450

Contact school for tuition

GISA; NAIS; SACS, Southern Assoc. of Independent Schools (SAIS)

1,627

$34,850 - $41,110

AAAIS, NAIS, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS)

1,150 6th - 12th Grade:

$43,020

ACCIS, AdvancED, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), NAIS, Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS).

Notes

Atlanta International School offers a globally focused education for students from age three through 12th grade, including the International Baccalaureate Middle Years and Diploma Programmes. With a diverse student body and multilingual instruction in French, German, and Spanish, AIS prepares students to thrive in a global society. The Upper School emphasizes critical thinking, cultural fluency, and academic excellence.

Located at Chastain Park, The Galloway School serves students through grade 12 with a progressive, student-centered learning model. The Middle and Upper Learning divisions emphasize intellectual curiosity, creativity, and independence. With flexible learning spaces, strong arts programming, and a wide range of extracurriculars, Galloway prepares students for college and life as confident, well-rounded learners.

Holy Spirit Preparatory School offers a classical, Catholic education for students in grades 6–12. The Middle and Upper School programs emphasize scholarship, character formation, and faith development within a close-knit community. Strong academics, vibrant arts and athletics, and personalized guidance prepare students for success in higher education and beyond.

The Lovett School, serving kindergarten through 12th grade, provides an exceptional collegepreparatory education emphasizing intellect, character, community, and leadership. Middle and Upper School students benefit from rigorous academics, extensive arts and athletics programs, and hands-on learning experiences across Lovett’s expansive riverside campus. The school’s mission to inspire lives of purpose shapes a well-rounded environment where students grow academically, socially, and ethically.

Pace Academy offers a dynamic education for students in grades 6–12, rooted in academic excellence, character development, and experiential learning. The Middle School focuses on foundational skills and exploration, while the Upper School provides rigorous coursework including AP and honors classes. With outstanding arts, athletics, and community engagement programs, Pace prepares students for success in college and beyond.

# of Students/Avg. Tuition/ Accreditations

Institution/ Grade Levels Contact/Address/ Telephone/Website

St. Pius X Catholic High School

The Westminster Schools P1-12

President: Aaron Parr ‘06

Principal: Kristin Kramer ‘98 2674 Johnson Rd., NE, 30345 (404) 636-3023 www.spx.org/

President: Keith A. Evans 1424 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 355-8673 www.westminster.net

# of Students/Avg. Tuition/ Accreditations

$19,000 - $21,000

1,882

$37,525 - $42,865

GISA, NAIS, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS).

Galloway School

Notes

Serving many Buckhead families, St. Pius X Catholic High School provides a faithbased, college-preparatory education for grades 9–12. Known for academic rigor, competitive athletics, and strong spiritual formation, St. Pius X emphasizes leadership, service, and character. Students benefit from a tight-knit community and a wellrounded high school experience.

The Westminster Schools, serving grades Pre-K through 12, are among the region’s premier independent schools. The Middle and Upper Schools offer rigorous academics, extensive arts and athletics, and opportunities for leadership and service. Located on a 180-acre campus in southern Buckhead, Westminster provides an outstanding collegepreparatory experience that nurtures intellectual curiosity and personal growth.

Very few schools can say their campus extends into a 268-acre urban park, but at Galloway, Chastain Park has long been both our classroom and our playground. This year, as we thoughtfully reimagine our on-campus play spaces, we’ve leaned into that legacy and have been intentionally using the park’s forests, trails, and waterways as places for joyful, meaningful learning. From quiet reflection to active exploration, students experience learning that is rooted in curiosity, movement, and connection to the natural world.

One of our most beloved outdoor classrooms is the NatureScape, affectionately known as the Witch’s Cave, where science, stewardship, and play come together. Here, students forage for mushrooms, study leaves, test water quality in nearby streams, investigate soil erosion, and examine the systems designed to protect the park’s ecosystem. Through our partnership with the Chastain Park Conservancy, caring for shared spaces becomes part of the curriculum, reinforcing Galloway’s belief that learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door.

This year also marks an exciting new chapter in leadership with the arrival of Head of School Amir Farokhi ’96. A Galloway graduate, Amir brings both a deep understanding of the school’s culture and a clear vision for its future. Under his leadership, Galloway continues to honor its traditions while embracing innovation, all the while ensuring our students learn not just what to think, but how to think, lead, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them.

other educational opportunities

The latest school rankings released by Niche, a data analysis company, offers a look at how K-12 schools in Buckhead compare with each other. A portion of this report looks at a variety of criteria in determining a grade for both public and private K-12 schools in Buckhead, including academics, teachers and diversity. Here is a sampling of how some of the private schools in Buckhead fared in their rankings:

Pace Academy

No. 1 Private High School in Georgia

Niche Ranking: A+

Students: 1,120 Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1

The Westminster Schools

No. 3 Best Private School in Georgia

Niche Ranking: A+

Students: 1,900 Student-Teacher Ratio: 6:1

Atlanta International School

No. 4 Best Private High School in Georgia

Niche Ranking: A+

Students: 1,340 Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1

The Lovett School

No. 9 Best Private High School in Georgia

Niche Ranking: A+

Students: 1,629 Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1

The Galloway School

No. 36 Best Private High School in Georgia

Niche Ranking: A+

Students: 750 Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1

Niche said its 2026 best schools rankings offer a more “personal” view of schools than its rankings in recent years. Significantly less importance was placed on SAT and ACT scores this year, Niche said. Any factor in its methodology that is related to test scores was reduced by one third. The company combined ratings from students, alumni, and parents with quantitative data from U.S. Department of Education and other sources to evaluate teachers, resources, facility, extracurricular activity opportunities and other factors.

To review more in depth information, visit https://www. niche.com/k12/rankings/

Other Education

Collective Learning Academy

We educate and empower students with disabilities so they can live, learn and lead.

2715 Peachtree Road, NE, 30305 (404) 721-0079 www.cloao.org

Fusion Academy Buckhead

Personalized one-to-one approach provides life changing educational experience in Buckhead.

3414 Peachtree Road, NE, Ste. 200, 30326 (866) 210-9479 www.fusionbuckhead.com

KUMON Math and Reading, Buckhead

Provibe both in center and live virtual instruction so students develop confidence and academic success.

4920 Roswell Rd., #25, 30342 (404) 497-0588 http://www.kumon.com

LaAmistad

Literacy for Latino students means ensuring students can read to grade level by the end of grade three.

3434 Roswell Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 842-5873 www.laamistadinc.org

LearningRx

Tutoring Services K-12

Exam Prep - SAT, ACT, & SSA (404) 252-7246

5180 Roswell Rd. South Bldg., #2, 30342 www.learnrx.com

Math Set

An exciting place to learn mathematics, problem solving and study skills.

3133 Maple Dr., #185, 30305 (404) 262-3118 www.themathset.blogspot.com

Mathnasium of Buckhead

Where children are empowered to achieve excellence in math.

2955 Peachtree Road, NE (404) 800-6499 www.mathnasium.com/buckhead

The Piedmont School of Atlanta

The Piedmont School of Atlanta provides children with challenges in learning, language, and social problemsolving with an education that addresses THEIR individual academic, social, and emotional needs (404) 382-8200

4484 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30319 www.tpsoa.org

Colleges/Universities

Georgia State University- J. Mack

Robinson College of Business Executive MBA program. (404) 413-7182

Tower Place 200, 5th Floor

3348 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30326 robinson.gsu.edu/emba

Miami AD School

Certificate programs for design and advertising writing, illustration, media architecture, writing, art direction, and photography. (404) 351-5055

3340 Peachtree Rd. 30326 www.miamiadschool.com

Southern Center for International Studies

CEU and certificate programs for international affairs, global trade, and international political, economic, social, and environmental issues. (404) 261-5763

3565 Piedmont Rd, 30305 www.scis.org

University of GeorgiaTerry College of Business

Home to Terry’s Professional and Executive MBA program. (404) 842-4825

3475 Lenox Rd., NE, 30326 www.terry.uga.edu

Business/Vocational

Aveda Institute - Atlanta

Cosmetology, esthetics, manicuring, instructor training. (404) 649-7119

1745 Peachtree St., 30309 www.avedainstitutesbb.com

Richmont Graduate University

Master’s degrees in professional counseling, marriage and family therapy, and Christian counseling. (404) 233-3949

1900 The Exchange, Bldg. 100 30339 www.richmont.edu

Language Schools

Alta Language Services

Professional translation training & testing since 1980 (404) 920-3800

3355 Lenox Rd., NE, #500, 30326 www.altalang.com

Ecole du Samedi

French language school for children and adults (770) 634-6228

2890 North Fulton Dr., 30305 www.frenchschoolatlanta.org

Little Da Vinci International School

a nondenominational, international pre-school and elementary school that offers French and Spanish immersion programs for children aged 18 months until 5th Grade. (678) 510-1214

4100 Roswell Rd., 30342 www.dvischool.com

The Spanish Academy

Atlanta’s first Spanish preschool and Kindergarten. (770) 751-3646

2461 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30305 www.theSpanishAcademy.com

Artistic Interests

About Faces

Models and talent • (404) 233-2006

3399 Peachtree Rd., NE, Ste. 400, 30326 www.aboutfacesmt.com

Academy Ballroom Atlanta (404) 846-3201

800 Miami Circle, Ste. 140, 30324 www.academyballroomatl.com

AREA: Atlanta’s Resource for Entertainment & Arts Dance, music, theater classes and events for students of all ages. (404) 921-9277

2303-B Peachtree Rd.30309 www.myareaatlanta.com

Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education (404) 303-1501

4279 Roswell Rd., NE, Ste. 703, 30342 www.atlantaballet.com

Atlanta Dance and Music Academy Quality, artistic education and personal growth in a joyful environment. (404) 877-0005

524 Plasters Ave., 30324 www.studiodionne.com

Atlanta Kick Kickboxing, karate, martial arts, fitness (404) 352-1140

764 Miami Cir., Ste. 204, 30324 www.atlantakick.com

other educational opportunities

Atlanta School of Rock

For students of all ages. One-on-One lessons and group band practices. (404) 218-3105

465 E, Paces Ferry Rd., 30305 www.Atlanta.SchoolOfRock.com/Atlanta

Chastain Arts Center

City of Atlanta, Dept. of Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs (404) 252-2927

135 W. Wieuca Rd., NW, 30342 www.ocaatlanta.com

Georgia Academy of Music

Private lessons for young children to Seniors. (404) 355-3451

4200 Northside Pkwy. 30327 www.gaom.us

Kesher at Ahavath Achim

Sunday program for kids (404) 355-5222

600 Peachtree Battle Ave., NW, 30327 www.aasynagogue.org

Nick Conti’s Professional Actors Studio (404) 943-1873

2849 Piedmont Rd., 30305 http://proactorsstudio.com

Trinity School Announces New Leadership Appointments

Trinity School is pleased to announce two key leadership appointments for the 2025–2026 school year. Brad Brown, who has served as the School’s Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management since 2016, has assumed the role of Upper Elementary Division Head, overseeing grades 2–6. Lauren Darden, who also joined Trinity in 2016 and most recently served as Assistant Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management, has been named Director of Admissions.

Brad brings more than 25 years of independent school experience to his new position, including 16 years at The Walker School in Marietta, Georgia, where he is also an alumnus. During his tenure at Walker, Brad served as director of admissions, a Spanish teacher, girls varsity soccer coach, and director of multicultural affairs. At Trinity, he has been a steady and welcoming presence to hundreds of families navigating the admissions process. Brad holds a Certificate in School Leadership and Management (CSML) from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the Harvard Business School, a Master of Arts in Teaching a Second Language from Bennington College, and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Culture and Civilization from Furman University. He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Christian Education from Dallas Theological Seminary. In addition to his school-based roles, Brad serves on the board of trustees for Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center and has been a faculty advisor with the Admission Directors Institute (ADI) for the past nine years.

Lauren Darden has been a dedicated member of the Trinity community for nine years, first as a Third Grade Lead Teacher and Grade-Level Team Leader before transitioning to the admissions team, where she has played a vital role over the past five years. Lauren is a graduate of the University of Georgia, holding a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education. In 2020, she received one of Trinity’s prestigious Rollins Quest for Excellence grants in recognition of her exceptional performance and commitment to the School. Prior to joining Trinity, she taught third grade at High Point Elementary in Atlanta, where she served as a grade-level team leader, was twice named a Teacher of the Year finalist, and received the Fulton County Central Learning Community You Rock award.

About Trinity School | www.trinityatl.org

Founded in 1951, Trinity School, 4301 Northside Parkway NW, is Atlanta’s only private independent school dedicated to the education of students age three through Sixth Grade.

sports, structured competitive participation community sports

Baseball 5-12 yrs. M

Mar.-May Frankie Allen Park 425 Pharr Road Office: 445 Pharr Road

5-14 yrs. M Mar.-May Chastain Park 140 West Wieuca Rd., NW

Basketball 7-14 yrs. M, F Nov.-Feb. Chastain Park 140 West Wieuca Rd., NW

Adult M Feb.-Apr. Buckhead YMCA 1160 Moores Mill Rd., NW

Football 7-12 yrs. M Aug.-Nov. Chastain Park 140 West Wieuca Rd., NW

Running 10 yrs. & up M, F July 4 Peachtree Road, from Lenox Square to Piedmont Park

Soccer Grades 4-12 F begins in Mar. and Sept. Tophat Field Complex 500 Fairfield Rd.

Adult M, F begins in Mar. Buckhead YMCA 1160 Moores Mill Rd., NW

Softball 7-16 yrs. F Mar.-May Chastain Park 140 West Wieuca Rd., NW

Northside Youth Organization (NYO)

For over 70 years, the Northside Youth Organization (NYO) has fostered the growth and development of young athletes as part of the North Atlanta community. Beginning with football in 1949, and along the way adding baseball, basketball, softball and cheerleading, NYO has grown to become one of the largest intraleague youth sports programs in the country.

Today we serve nearly 3,500 area families and 5,000+ children registered annually. Most of NYO’s success is the direct result of engaging nearly a thousand volunteers annually – both parents and non-parents, all of whom are introduced to NYO’s Positive Coaching and Parenting Alliance, an initiative that ensures an enriching and supportive athletic environment for our kids.

As a dedicated community partner and longtime lessee of the City of Atlanta, NYO maintains high quality playing fields and a gym at Chastain Park as well as at numerous facilities at local partner schools and churches. Our inclusive environment offers multiple ways for the community’s youth to play at NYO including through our needs-based scholarship program and our Christopher League for children with disabilities. Research shows that children ages 6 to 11 are not meeting the U.S. Surgeon General’s daily recommendation for moderate physical activity. National experts have proposed a solution to address deficits in physical activity, specifically in programs that allow players to sample multiple sports until their preteen years,

Buckhead Baseball (404) 231-2143 www.buckheadbaseball.com

Northside Youth Organization (404) 256-1483 www.nyosports.com

Northside Youth Organization (404) 256-1483 www.nyosports.com

Buckhead YMCA (404) 350-9292 www.ymcaatlanta.org/sby

Northside Youth Organization (404) 256-1483 www.nyosports.com

Atlanta Track Club (404) 231-9064 www.atlantatrackclub.org

Tophat Soccer Club (404) 351-4466 www.tophatsoccerclub.com

Buckhead YMCA (404) 350-9292 www.ymcaatlanta.org/sby

Northside Youth Organization (404) 256-1483 www.nyosports.com

Additional Interests:

• Bicycling

Southern Bicycle League www.bikesbl.org

• Swimming

The Chastain Park Athletic Club, (404) 841-9196, info@ northatlantaswim.org; YMCA

• Tennis

Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association, (404) 399-5788 www.altatennis.org; YMCA

• Wheelchair Shepherd Center, (404) 367-1287 www.shepherd.org

• Cheerleading Northside Youth Organization

• Gymnastics YMCA

when emphasis shifts to higher levels of development and skills and activities that build physical literacy. These facts suggest that programs such as NYO play a critical role in providing a valuable service. NYO is one of the area’s few organizations that offer a high-quality program allowing participation in multiple sports for players of all levels.

general

Facility/Address/Website

Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Buckhead / Ida B. Williams Branch 269 Buckhead Avenue, 30305 www.fulcolibrary.org/locations/buckhd/ (404) 613-7350

Atlanta History Center

814-3500

130 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW, 30305; www.atlantahistorycenter.com (404) 814-4090

Atlanta Tech Village 3423 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30305, www.atlantatechvillage.com

Buckhead Club

445-1525

3344 Peachtree Rd., NE, Ste. 2600, 30326; www.buckhead-club.com (404) 262-2262

The Buckhead Theatre 3110 Roswell Rd., 30305; www.thebuckheadtheatre.com (404) 843-2825

Chastain Horse Park 4371 Powers Ferry Rd., 3032, www.chastainhorsepark.org

Club Chastain at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Classic Series Chastain Park Ampitheater, 30309; www.classicchastain.org

The Estate

3109 Piedmont Road, NE, 30305; www.alegendaryevent.com

Flourish

3143 Maple Dr. NE, 30305; www.flourishatlanta.com

Mason Fine Art 1386 Mayson Street, NE 30324; www.masonmurer.com

Piedmont Center 14 Piedmont Center, Level C, 30305; www.meetaroam.com

Piedmont Hospital’s Rich Auditorium 1968 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30309

Serendipity Labs

Three Alliance Center, 3550 Lenox Rd., NE, Floor 21, 30326 atlanta.buckhead@serendipitylabs.com

Terry College Executive Education Center 3475 Lenox Rd., NE, Ste. 300, 30326; www.terry.uga.edu/atlanta

869-8858

healthcare

hospitals

Name/Address

Piedmont Hospital

1968 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30309 www.piedmonthospital.org/

Shepherd Center, Inc.

2020 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30309 www.shepherd.org

Shepherd Center

With five decades of success, Shepherd Center provides worldclass clinical care, research, and family support for people experiencing the most complex conditions, including spinal cord and brain injuries, multi-trauma, traumatic amputations, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and pain. An elite center ranked by U.S. News as one of the nation’s top hospitals for rehabilitation, Shepherd Center is also recognized as both Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems. Shepherd Center treats thousands of patients annually with unmatched expertise and unwavering compassion to help them begin again.

Piedmont Atlanta

(404) 605-5000 General acute care hospital

(404) 352-2020 Acute/rehab care for spinal cord/brain injury, MS, pain management, urology disorders

Piedmont Atlanta is a 643-bed, private, not-for-profit hospital that has played a role in transforming health care across the southeast region for the past 100 years.

Nationally recognized for quality and patient satisfaction, we strive to make a positive difference in every life we touch and are committed to the communities we serve. Our state-of-the-art facilities, specialty services and compassionate care teams foster real change close to home.

Piedmont Atlanta consistently ranks in the top five among Atlanta hospitals in patient experience scores. Named the top acute-care community hospital in Atlanta in U.S. News and World Report’s “Best Hospitals” list.

Arthur M. Blank Hospital 1968 Peachtree Road, NW | Atlanta, Georgia 30309 | (404) 605-5000 | www.piedmont.org

Arthur M. Blank Hospital is the centerpiece of our North Druid Hills campus. The 19-story, 2-million-square-foot facility is located at the corner of I-85 and North Druid Hills Road in Atlanta.

Made possible through a generous $200 million donation from The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, Arthur M. Blank Hospital was designed to improve the quality of care, patient experience, and access to specialize pediatric healthcare for children across Georgia and beyond—not just today, but for generations to come.

With the opening of Arthur M. Blank Hospital on Sept. 29, 2024, clinical services from Egleston Hospital, including the Emergency Department, moved to the new hospital. Additionally, the AFLAC Cancer and Blood Disorders Center consolidated all cancer and blood disorders services from our Egleston and Scottish Rite campuses to Arthur M. Blank Hospital.

Children’s is a trusted leader in caring for kids. As the only freestanding pediatric healthcare system in Georgia and a top

Staffed by over 1,000 experienced physicians and 4,000 health care professionals. Piedmont Atlanta is conveniently located in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood.

pediatric healthcare system in the Southeast, we manage more than 1.2 million patient visits annually.

Name/Address

Balser Tower 3160 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

Calvin Court Atlanta, Inc.

(404) 351-3536 https://www.jewishhomelife.org/livingoptions/balser-tower/

Presbyterian Homes of Georgia 479 E. Paces Ferry Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 261-1223 phgainc.org

Campbell-Stone Buckhead 2911 Pharr Court, S., NW, 30305 (404) 261-4132 campbellstone.org

Canterbury Court 3750 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30319 (404) 261-6611 canterburycourt.org

The Cathedral Towers 2820 Peachtree Rd., NW, 30305 (404) 231-3020 cathedraltowers.org

Corso Atlanta 3200 Howell Mill Rd NW, 30327 (678) 541-7839 https://corsoatlanta.com/

Heartis Buckhead Senior Living 2051 Peachtree Rd. NE, 30305 (678) 870-4908 https://heartisbuckheadseniorliving.com/

The Jewish Tower 3160 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30327 (678) 904-5611 www.jewishhomelife.org/jewish-tower

Lenbrook in Buckhead 3747 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30319 (404) 724-5454 lenbrook-atlanta.org

Marion Road High Rise 760 Sidney Marcus Blvd., NE, 30324 (404) 814-2100 https://tinyurl.com/v8u82472 240

Overture Buckhead South 658 Lindbergh Drive, NE, 30324 (470) 695-3107 liveoverture.com/atlanta-lindbergh/ 190

Peachtree Hills Place 2245 Virginia Pl., NE, 30305 (404) 467-4900 www.peachtreehillsplace.com

Peachtree Senior Highrise 2240 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30309 (470) 236-4800 liveatpeachtree.com

Piedmont Senior Tower 3601 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30305 (404) 814-2106 https://bettertomorrows.org/piedmontsenior-tower/

Renaissance on Peachtree 3755 Peachtree Rd., NE, 30319 (404) 237-2323 seniorlifestyle.com

St. Anne‘s Terrace 3100 Northside Pkwy., NW, 30327 (404) 238-9200 saintannesterrace.org

The Piedmont at Buckhead 650 Phipps Boulevard NE, 30326 (404) 590-1076 thepiedmontatbuckhead.com

Zaban Tower 3156 Howell Mill Rd., NW, 30327 (404) 350-7112 jewishhomelife.org/the-zaban-tower

spas & medical spas

Artisan Beaute Buckhead

3150 Roswell Rd. NE St. B-1, Atlanta, Ga. 30305 P: 770-637-2919

www.artisanbeaute.com

IG: @artisanbeauteatlanta

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 9am-6pm; Saturday 9am-3pm.

Atlanta Medispa & Surgery Center

3143 East Shadowlawn Ave. Atlanta, 30305 (678) 213-2220 www.atlantamedispa.com/buckhead Aya

371 East Paces Ferry Rd., NE, #150 Atlanta, 30305 (404) 445-1688 www.ayaskin.com/locations/buckhead-medspa

Buckhead Facial Plastic Surgery

1218 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW, Unit 108 Atlanta, 30327 (404) 793-7698 www.buckheadfacial.com/medical-spa/

Clean Your Dirty Face Atlanta-Buckhead

3802 Roswell Rd., NE, Suite D Atlanta, 30342 (404) 496-8282 buckhead@cleanyourdirtyface.com www.cleanyourdirtyface.com

Cult Aesthetics

1 Concourse Pkwy., Suite 620 Atlanta, 30328 (678) 812-2212 atlanta@cultasesthetics.com www.cultaesthetics.com

demani Medspa (North Buckhead/ Chastain)

4920 Roswell Rd., Suite 19 Atlanta, 30342 (404) 383-1015 northbuckhead@dermanimedspa.com www.dermanimedspa.com/north-buckead-chastain-ga/ Ellemes MedSpa

5505 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., Suite 630 Atlanta, 30342 (470) 222-6581 www.ellemedspa.com

FACED The Facial Studio

294 Buckhead Ave. Atlanta, 30305 (470) 828-2197 www.facedfacialstudio.com

Extended hours available

HeyDay

3158 Peachtree Rd., NE, Suite C Atlanta, 30305 (706) 807-4014

buckhead@heydayskincare.com www.heydayskincare.com

Kalos Facial Plastic Surgery

371 East Paces Ferry Rd., Suite 850

Atlanta, 30305 (404) 963-6665

www.kalos-plasticsurgery.com

LumiVita Wellspa & Vitality Lounge

2385 Peachtree Rd. Atlanta, 30305 (404) 869-7722 www.lumivita.com

Lux Med Spa/Buckhead Plastic Surgery

4684 Roswell Rd., NE, Suite A1

Atlanta, 30342 (470) 673-9016

www.buckheadplasticsurgery.com

Massage Envy Buckhead

3495 Buckhead Loop, Suite 225 Atlanta, 30305 (404) 869-3689 www.massageenvy.com

OVME Medical Aesthetics

Atlanta-Buckhead

3167 Peachtree Rd., NE, Suite G Atlanta, 30305 (770) 504-6000 www.omve.com

Regenerative MedSpa of Buckhead

2061 Peachtree Rd., NE, Suite 250 Atlanta, 30309 (404) 816-8557 www.regenmedspabuckhead.com

SkinIQ Med Spa

56 East Andrews Dr., NW, Suite 20 Atlanta, 30305 (404) 277-0778 www.skiniqmedspa.com

Skin Laundry

56 East Andrews Dr., NW, Suite 22-23 Atlanta, 30305 (470) 684-3656 buckhead@skinlaundry.com www.skinlaundry.com

SkinPharm

371 East Paces Ferry Rd., NE, Suite 825 Atlanta, 30305 hello@skinpharm.com www.skinpharm.com

Skin Spirit Atlanta-Buckhead

3330 Piedmont Rd., Suite 7 Atlanta, 30305 (404) 726-0500 buckhead@skinspirit.com www.skinspirit.com

Skintherapy by Jennifer Curtin

110 East Andrews Dr., Suite 304

Atlanta, 3035 (470) 637-3007 info@skintherapy.com www.skintherapybuckhead.com

Spa Intercontinental

3315 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, 30326 (404) 946-9000 https://www.intercontinentalatlanta.com/spasbuckhead-atlanta

We are a modern Southern comfort escape. Here, every treatment is a journey—through Atlanta’s vibrant culture, soothing rhythms, and timeless Southern grace.

Spa Sydell Integrative Aesthetics

3005 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite E Atlanta, 30305 (404) 255-7727 https://www.spasydell.com

With over 40 years of experience in Atlanta, Spa Sydell Integrative Aesthetics has evolved from a traditional day spa to a full-service destination offering luxurious med spa and wellness treatments. Exclusive Buckhead Guidebook offers: 15% off Day Spa | Code GUIDE26; $50 off Med Spa | Code LOOK26

Truffles Aesthetics

2233 Peachtree Rd., Suite K Atlanta, 30309 (770) 460-2000 www.trufflesaesthetics.com

Vie Riche

4105 Lake Street Alpharetta, 30009 (770) 558-2807 www.vieriche.com

Woodhouse Spa – Buckhead

65 Irby Ave., Suite 106 Atlanta, 30305 (678) 391-4333 www.woodhousespas.com

social service organizations

American Jewish Committee (AJC) – Atlanta Chapter and Access

Works in the community to build interfaith, interethnic, and international trust and understanding. (404) 233-5501

6 Piedmont Center, Suite 510, 30305 www.ajc.org

American Legion- Post 140 (The Buckhead Post)

Local post of the nation’s largest veterans’ services organization. 404-219-9389

3905 Powers Ferry Road, NW, 30342 adjutant@post140buckhead.com http://post140buckhead.com

Anti-Defamation League Of B’nai B’rth (ADL) – Southeast Regional Office

Educational organization to eliminate intolerance, bigotry and terrorism. (404) 262-3470

3490 Piedmont Road, Suite 610, 30305 www.adl.org

Buckhead Christian Ministry

Emergency financial assistance for rent, utilities, food, and employment.

Office: (404) 239-0058

Help line: (404) 239-0038

2847 Piedmont Road, 30305 http://buckheadchristianministry.org

recycling

Battery recycling available at:

• Home Depot, 2525 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30324

Buckhead YMCA

Offers a “wellness” environment to enhance and promote healthy lifestyles for all. (404) 350-9292

1160 Moores Mill Rd., NW, 30327 www.ymcapass.com/sby.shtml

Chastain Horse Park

Therapeutic riding center.

See also: Parks (404) 252-4244

4371 Powers Ferry Rd., NW, 30327 http://chastainhorsepark.org

Hope Counseling Center

One of several centers operated by the Psychological Studies Institute and provides counseling for individuals, couples, and families. (404) 266-0695

2055 Mount Paran Road, NW, 30327

The Junior League Of Atlanta, Inc.

An organization of women committed to voluntarism in the support of community. (404) 261-7799

3154 Northside Pkwy., NW, 30327 www.jlatlanta.org

Lifegate Counseling Center, Inc.

Pastoral counseling for individuals, couples, adolescents, and families; career counseling; counseling using art; psychiatric services; premarital and educational workshops. (404) 842-3150

3434 Roswell Road, NW, 30305 www.lifegatecenter.org

• Batteries Plus, 4418 Roswell Rd., NE, 30342, (404) 256-0310

Composting

• Compost Now 919-526-0403 thedirt@compost.now

Electronic Recycling

• Best Buy, 2537 Piedmont Rd NE, 30324

• Ecycle Atlanta, scheduled pick-up, 678-324-9760

Glass Recycling, only food jars and beverage bottles accepted

• Tower Beer, Wine & Spirits, 2161 Piedmont Rd NE, 30324

• Capital City Wine & Spirits, 784 Collier Rd NW, 30318

Plastic Bags, plastic film, foam:

• Publix, Buckhead Landing: plastic bags/film, foam, paper

• Publix- Peachtree Battle: plastic, foam, paper

• Publix –Lenox Marketplace: plastic, foam,

Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM) – All plastics, glass, compost, metals, Styrofoam, tires, mattresses, paint, oil, lightbulbs, musical instruments, and more

• 1110 Hill St SE, 30315

• 1225 Columbia Dr, 30032

March Of Dimes

Non-profit volunteer health agency focusing on maternal and infant health. (404) 350-9800

Georgia Chapter: 1776 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 100, 30309 www.modimes.org

Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit

Authority Marta – Reduced Fare Program

Elderly, handicapped services; lift van. (404) 848-5112

2424 Piedmont Road, NE, 30324 https://itsmarta.com/reduced-fare-program.aspx

Open Hand

Cooks, packages, and delivers meals to people in the greater metro area with critical illnesses and disabilities. (404) 872-8089

181 Armour Drive, NE, 30324 www.openhandatlanta.org

Building Materials – Doors, windows, cabinets, flooring, lighting, etc

• Lifecycle Building Center, 1116 Murphy Ave SW, 30310

Christmas Trees

• Home Depot, 2525 Piedmont Rd., NE, 30324

• Big John’s, curbside pick-up, 404-333-2834

There is a drop box for disposal of worn U.S. flags at:

• Fire Station #21, 3201 Roswell Rd., NE, 30305

Atlanta

Committee for Progress

Michael Russell, Chairman

Kathy Waller Cooper, Executive Director | 404-856-4554 1230 W Peachtree St NE, #1075, 30309 www.atlprogress.org

A public-private partnership founded in 2003, Atlanta Committee for Progress includes more than 40 senior executives, university presidents, and civic leaders offering expertise in service to Atlanta’s future and its development.

Atlanta Masonic Temple

404-874-8514 | 1690 Peachtree Street, NW, 30309 aplodge59.wordpress.com Lodge, #59 of Free and Accepted Masons working under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.

Atlanta Memorial Park Conservancy

Catherine L. Spillman, Executive Director 678-871-0612 atlmemorialpark.org Post Office Box 11609, 30355

A non-profit conservancy made up of six surrounding neighborhoods, focused on restoring this popular public space to greater grandeur by enhancing watershed management, greenspace, and connectivity.

Buckhead 50 Club

Graham Massell, President https://buckhead50.com | info@buckhead50.com Meets monthly (except July) at the American Legion Post 140, 3905 Powers Ferry Rd., NW, 30342

Founded in 1932, members meet for dinner monthly, except July, at the American Legion Post 140, 3905 Powers Ferry Road, NW. Fellowship and support of general civic programs.

The Buckhead Boys Post Office Box 19597, 30325 facebook.com/BuckheadBoys

Comprised of alumni of former North Fulton High School, and those who have grown up in Buckhead, this social organization has been meeting once a year for fellowship for the past 43 years.

Buckhead Business Association, Inc.

Faizan Moosa, President

Charles Ritter III, Immediate-Past President president@buckheadbusiness.org info@buckheadbusiness.org Tower Place 200

3348 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1150, 30326 BuckheadBusiness.org | 404-467-7607

The Buckhead Business Association (BBA) is a nonprofit organization that aims to foster a thriving business environment for our members through relationship building, professional development, and community engagement.

Buckhead Coalition, Inc.

Jonathan Rodbell, Chairman | Katharine Kelly, President 404-233-2228 | Tower Place 200

3348 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1150, 30326 thebuckheadcoalition.com

A member-led organization committed to advocating for the Buckhead community within the City of Atlanta and the broader metropolitan region.

business, civic & fraternal associations

Comprised of 125 senior business executives and civic leaders, the Coalition works to improve the quality of life for Buckhead residents, businesses, and visitors. Membership is invitation-only.

Buckhead Condo Alliance, Inc.

Rebecca King, President bca.atlantaga@gmail.com

www.buckheadcondoalliance.org www.facebook.com/BuckheadCondoAlliance

A vertical neighborhood-type organization representing Buckhead condominiums and over 800 residents on both sides of Peachtree Road. Alliance was founded in 2014, and for more, visit their Facebook page.

Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods

Emily Boatright, Chairman, chair@buckheadcouncil.org buckheadcouncil.org

Post Office Box 11934, Atlanta 30355

Promotes social welfare by improving and enhancing neighborhoods within Buckhead.

Buckhead Heritage Society

Richard Waterhouse, Executive Director 404-467-9447

info@buckheadheritage.com

3180 Mathieson Drive, Suite 200, 30305 buckheadheritage.com

Its mission is to promote an appreciation and awareness of Buckhead’s history, and to identify and protect historically significant properties and places.

Buckhead Hotel Council

Kristi Cotton Morris, Chair, Buckhead Hotel Council; Chris Hardman, President & CEO, GHLA Chris Hardman 404-772-9322

233 Peachtree St. NE, Suite 1400, 30303 info@GHLA.net; ghla.net

Members are General Managers of Buckhead’s leading hotels plus major civic and retail representatives. Dues are by assessment as necessary. Lobbying and support of mutually beneficial programs are undertaken.

Leadership Buckhead

P.O. Box 250642,30309

www.leadershipbuckhead.com

BBA-sponsored leadership development program that focuses on helping high-potential members of the Atlanta community become better, stronger leaders.

Chastain Park Conservancy

Rosa McHugh, Executive Director 4001 Powers Ferry Road, NW, 30342 404-237-2171

www.chastainparkconservancy.org

Mission is to restore, enhance, maintain, and preserve Chastain Park.

Livable Buckhead (LBI)

Bob Stoner, Chairman

Denise Starling, Executive Director 404-842-2680 | livablebuckhead.org

Tower Place 200, 3348 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1150, 30326

Strives to ensure long term vitality and prosperity of the Buckhead Community implementing sustainable strategies to improve the environment and quality of life.

National Coalition of 100 Black Women

Alfreda Stukes, Executive Administrator

Virginia Harris, National President 404-390-3982 | ncbw.org

nationalpresidentharris@nc100bw.org

1720 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 1020, 30309

Mission is to advocate on behalf of Black women and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in health, education, and economic empowerment.

South Fork Conservancy

Kayla Altland, Executive Director

Jennifer Ide, Chair

P.O. Box 5433, 31107 executivedirector@southforkconservancy.org southforkconservancy.org

Before there was Peachtree Street there was Peachtree Creek. Its waters formed the spine of human community where Atlanta began.

The

300 Club of Atlanta

Bill Lellyett, Chairman 404-240-6736 300clubatlanta.org

Open to citizens of metro Atlanta who wish to assist the officers and families of fire fighters, police officers, and other first responders who are either disabled or have been killed in the line of duty. At the Club’s annual banquet, awards are presented to officers who have been identified as having provided, in the past year, service “beyond the call of duty”.

The World Affairs Council of Atlanta

Jim Reed, Board Chair; Rickey Bevington, President; Jackie Davis, Director

GSU Buckhead Center, Tower Place 200, Suite 300, 30326 | 404-413-7083 http://wacatl.robinson.gsu.edu | www.wtcatlanta.org

The World Affairs Council of Atlanta is a non-profit, non-partisan organization affiliated with Georgia State University and the Robinson College of Business. The World Affairs Council is the premier convener on international topics that affect Atlanta and the world. Membership is by application.

YoungBucks

Kiana Collins | Nina Nguyen Tower Place 200, 3348 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1150, 30326 youngbucks@buckheadbusiness.org 404-467-7607

BuckheadBusiness.org

The Young Bucks is a group of young professionals who are members of The Buckhead Business Association. This dynamic and diverse group comprises individuals aged 40 and below. It was established in the 1990s to provide a platform for young professionals to build relationships, learn new professional skills, and foster community relationships.

elected officials

ATLANTA NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING UNITS

NPU-A, Chair Brinkley Dickerson (404) 885-3822 4206 Dykes Drive, NW, 30342 brink.dickerson@troutmansanders.com

NPU-B, Chair Nancy Bliwise (404) 233-6820 N/A rlkintheatl@gmail.com

NPU-C, Chair Zack Gober (404) 931-7887 3475 Piedmont Rd., Suite 1150, 30305 zgober@lavista.com

NPU-E, Chair Nabil Hammam (404) 886-8448 N/A chair@npueatlanta.org

BUCKHEAD COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

Chairman Matt Rendle (404) 842-2686 3348 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 1148, 30326

ATLANTA BOARD OF EDUCATION

District 4 Jennifer McDonald (404) 802-2255 130 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 jennifer.mcdonald@atlanta.k12.ga.us

District 7, At-Large Alfred Brooks (404) 802-2255 130 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 alfred.brooks@atlanta.k12.ga.us

District 8, At-Large Kaycee Brock (404) 802-2255 130 Trinity Avenue, SW, 30303 Kaycee.brock@atlanta.k12.ga.us

District 9, At-Large Jessica Johnson (404) 802-2255 130 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 jesdjohnson@atlanta.k12.ga.us

District 5, Chair Erika Mitchell (404) 802-2255 130 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 erika.mitchell@atlanta.k12.ga.us

CITY OF ATLANTA COUNCIL

District 6 Alex Wan (404) 330-6049 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 alewan@atlantaga.gov

District 7 Thomas Worthy (404) 330-6050 55 Trinity Avenue, SW, 30303 tworthy@atlantaga.gov

District 8 Mary Norwood (404) 330-6051 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 mnorwood@atlantaga.gov

District 9 Dustin Hillis (404) 330-6044 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 drhillis@atlantaga.gov

Post 1, At Large Michael Julian Bond (404) 330-6770 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 mbond@atlantaga.gov

Post 2, At Large Matt Westmoreland (404) 330-6302 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 mwestmoreland@atlantaga.gov

Post 3, At Large Eshé Collins (404) 330-6041 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 ecollins@atlantaga.gov

President Marci Collier Overstreet (404) 330-6052 55 Trinity Avenue, SW, 30303 N/A

ATLANTA CITY-EXECUTIVE

Mayor Andre Dickens (404) 330-6100 55 Trinity Ave., SW, 30303 mayordickens@atlantaga.gov

FULTON COUNTY - BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

District 3 Dana Barrett (404) 612-8200 141 Pryor Street, SW, 30303 dana.barrett@fultoncountyga.gov

District 2, (Sandy Springs) VC Bob Ellis (404) 612-8216 141 Pryor Street, SW, 30303 bob.ellis@fultoncountyga.gov

District 7 At Large, Chairman Robb Pitts (404) 612-8206 141 Pryor Street, SW, 30303 robb.pitts@fultoncountyga.gov

GEORGIA STATE LEGISLATURE

House, District 53 Deborah Silcox (404) 657 1803 614-B Coverdell Legislative Office Bldg., 30334 deborah.silcox@house.ga.gov

House, District 54 Betsy Holland (404) 656-5024 415 State Capital, 30334 betsy.holland@house.ga.gov

House, District 55 Inga Willis (404) 656-6372 511 Coverdell Legislative Office Bldg., 30334 inga.willis@house.ga.gov

House, District 57 Stacey Evans (404) 656-0116 409-D CLOB, 18 Capital Square, 30334 betsy.holland@house.ga.gov

House, District 60 Sheila Jones (404) 656-0308 404-A CLOB, 18 Capital Square, 30334 sheila.jones@house.ga.gov

House, Speaker Jon Burns (404) 656-5020 332 State Capital, Atlanta 30334 jon.burns@house.ga.gov

Senate, District 14 Josh McLaurin (404) 463-4228 Georgia State Capital 323-A CLOB, Atlanta 30334 District address details: Post Office Box 567297 Atlanta, Georgia 31156 josh.mclaurin@senate.ga.gov

Senate, District 38 Rashaun Kemp (404) 576-8986 121-A State Capital, Atlanta 30334 rashaun.kemp@senate.ga.gov

Senate, District 39 Sonya Halpern (404) 463-1351 Georgia State Capital, 323-B CLOB, 30334 sonya.halpern@senate.ga.gov

Senate, Lt. Governor Burt Jones (404) 656-5030 240 State Capital Bldg., 30334 burt.jones@ltgov.ga.gov

GEORGIA STATE EXECUTIVE

Governor Brian Kemp 404-656-1776 203 State Capital Building, 30334 gov.state.ga.us

U.S. FEDERAL LEGISLATURE: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE

House, District 5 Nikema Williams Atlanta : 404-659-0116 Washington: 202-225-3801 3330 Cumberland Boulevard SE, 30339 1406 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 nikema.william@mail.house.gov

House, District 6 Lucy McBath

Senate Jon Ossoff

Senate Raphael Warnock

Safety, Built Together

Georgia: 470-773-6330

Washington: 202–225-4501

Atlanta : 470-786-7800

Washington : 202-224-3521

Atlanta : 770-694-7282

Washington : 202-224-3643

On any given evening in Buckhead, public safety is easy to feel. Sidewalks stay active after dark. Restaurants and offices stay busy. Transit stations move people efficiently through the district. That confidence isn’t accidental. It is the result of a community that treats public safety as a shared responsibility and consistently shows up for the people who protect it.

At the center of that effort are the professionals on the front lines, including the Atlanta Police Department, the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, and the MARTA Police. Their presence in Buckhead is visible and steady, but what sets the district apart is how deeply that work is reinforced by the community around them. That collaboration is guided by a community-developed Public Safety Plan that keeps Buckhead’s many partners aligned around shared priorities.

Support in Buckhead is layered and intentional. The Buckhead Community Improvement District invests directly in public safety, funding Atlanta Police bicycle patrols and traffic officers in high-activity areas and underwriting the workforce housing subsidy for Atlanta Police officers. MARTA Police maintain consistent patrols around stations and transit corridors, while property owners, neighborhood associations, and commercial centers contribute private security teams that coordinate closely with public agencies.

Advocacy and alignment at the city level play a critical role. The Buckhead Coalition works with City of Atlanta leadership and public safety officials to ensure Buckhead receives the resources, coordination, and attention it needs. The Buckhead Business Association helps keep employers and property owners informed and engaged around public safety priorities. The Buckhead Public Safety Foundation strengthens the system by supporting equipment, programs, and direct assistance for first responders.

public service agencies

Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Station 21 - Battalion Six Headquarters

Battalion Chiefs: A: Chief Scott Seely; B: Chief Ronald Slatton; C: Chief Quincey Watts (404) 546-4421 or (404) 546-4466

3201 Roswell Road, NE, 30305

Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Station 3 (404) 546-4403

721 Phipps Boulevard, 30326

Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Station 26 (404) 546-4426

2970 Howell Mill Road, NW, 30327

Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Station 27 (404) 546-4427

4260 Northside Drive, NW, 30327

Atlanta Police Department - Zone 2 Precinct Headquarters

Maj. Benjamin Vayens, Commander (404) 848-7231

3120 Maple Drive, NE, 30305 www.atlantapd.org

public service agencies

9898 Highway 92, Suite 100 Woodstock, GA 30188

2246 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515

3280 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 2640

Atlanta, Georgia 30305

Russell Senate Office Building, Suite 455 Washington, DC 20510

3625 Cumberland Boulevard

Atlanta, Georgia 30339

B40D Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510

lucy.mcbath@mail.house.gov

jon.ossoff@mail.senate.gov

raphael.warnock@mail.senate.gov

Livable Buckhead works across this ecosystem, administering the CID-funded housing subsidy, convening the Buckhead Security Council, and collaborating with employers, property owners, and public agencies to align day-to-day coordination. Together, Livable Buckhead and Buckhead Rotary add the human layer through cookouts, holiday meals, and the annual Holiday Ham Haul, reinforcing morale and reminding first responders and their families that Buckhead’s support extends beyond the job.

The results are clear. Buckhead has achieved sustained reductions in crime and earned top public safety recognition for five consecutive years. More importantly, it has proven that when a community plans together, invests together, and shows up for its people, public safety becomes a foundation for economic strength, everyday livability, and long-term confidence.

Atlanta Police Department - Zone 2 (Lenox Mall Mini Precinct) (404) 467-8061

3393 Peachtree Road, 30326 www.atlantapd.org

Buckhead Community Improvement District

Matt Rendle, Chairman

Katharine Kelley, Executive Director (404) 842-2686

3340 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 1640, 30326 www.buckheadcid.com

Buckhead Public Safety Foundation P.O. Box 550047 Atlanta, Georgia 30355 www.buckheadsafety.org

Debra Wathen, Executive Director (404) 444-2105

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA)

Jennifer Ide, Chair

Jonathan Hunt, General Manager & CEO (interim) (404) 848-5000

2424 Piedmont Road, NE, 30324 www.itsmarta.com

Upper Westside Improvement District

Chris Faussemagne, President

Elizabeth Hollister, Executive Director (678) 827-9990

976 Brady Avenue, NE, Suite 100, 30318 www.upperwestsideatl.org

Community Prosecutor

Raines F. Carte Office : (404) 658-6618

Office of the City Solicitor

Atlanta Municipal Court 150 Garnett Street, SW 30303

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Buckhead stands as Atlanta’s premier business district, defined by a strong concentration of corporate headquarters, technology firms, financial institutions, and high-performing commercial real estate. Located at the geographic heart of the metro region, Buckhead Atlanta offers exceptional visibility, direct access to major transportation corridors, and seamless connections to regional and global markets.

Accessibility is a decisive advantage. Anchored by three MARTA rail stations, Buckhead is served by lines reaching north, northeast, and south of the region, providing employers broad access to talent and customers. These same connections offer direct access to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, supporting national and global business travel. An expanding multimodal network, including PATH400 and more than 18 miles of bike lanes, further reduces daily friction and strengthens workforce reach.

Buckhead’s performance is driven by its people. The district supports more than 115,000 jobs and a highly educated, working-age population powering finance, insurance, technology, and professional services. This talent base positions Buckhead as a hub for innovation and corporate leadership, home to a broad range of market leaders and emerging companies that collectively strengthen the district’s competitive position, alongside one of the nation’s largest startup ecosystems at Atlanta Tech Village. Sustained job growth over the past decade reinforces Buckhead’s role as one of Atlanta’s most competitive employment centers.

The district offers depth and choice in the office market, with more than 22.7 million square feet of office space across 224 buildings, 89 percent of which is Class A. This concentration of high-quality inventory allows companies to align real estate decisions with evolving business needs. Retail, dining, and hospitality round out the district’s strength, offering exceptional diversity in experiences, price points, and formats that serve both daily needs and destination visitors.

The result is an economic engine with impact far beyond its boundaries. Buckhead Atlanta generates tens of billions of dollars annually for the City of Atlanta and contributes billions more statewide, delivering a high-performance environment for businesses ready to grow.

Class A Vacancy Rate

Class B Vacancy Rate

Class C Vacancy Rate Buckhead Absorption

zip codes

Zip Code Portion In Buckhead Area Covered By Zip Code

30305 all Tuxedo Park / Peachtree Heights West / Garden Hills / Peachtree Hills / Memorial Park

30309 part (small) Midtown / Brookwood Hills / Piedmont Hospital

30318 part (small) Howell Mill / Collier Road / West Atlanta / Water Works / Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway

30319 part

30324 part

Brookhaven / Lenox Park / Dresden Drive

Broadview-Morosgo / Cheshire Bridge

30326 all Lenox Square / Phipps Plaza / Tower Place / Lenox “Superblock”

30327 part (most) Peachtree Battle / Paces / Northwest Atlanta

30342 part Chastain Park / North Buckhead / Sandy Springs

growth: estimated 2025 retail sales

commuting patterns

92.9% of the people who work in Greater Buckhead do not live in the area. They commute in from elsewhere.

• Just under 7.1% people both live and work in Greater Buckhead.

• 80.5% of working residents who live in Greater Buckhead commute to jobs elsewhere.

BRAZIL

Consulate General of Brazil

404-949-2400

3500 Lenox Road, Suite 800, 30326

cg.atlanta@itamaraty.gov.br http://atlanta. itamaraty.gov.br/

ECUADOR

Consulate General of the Republic of Ecuador 404-841-2276

cecuatlanta@cancilleria.gob.ec https://www.cancilleria.gob.ec/atlanta/ 3495 Piedmont Road, NE, Suite 111, Building 11, 30305

FRANCE

Consulate General of France 404-495-1660 info.atlanta-fslt@diplomatie.gouv.fr https://atlanta.consulfrance.org/ 3399 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 567, 30326

Top Nine Buckhead Sectors:

GREECE

Consulate of the Hellenic Republic

Theodoros Dimopoulos, Consul 404-261-3313

grcon.atl@mfa.gr https://www.mfa.gr/usa/en/ 3340 Peachtree Road, NE, Suite 1670, 30326

HAITI

Consulate General of Haiti 404-228-5373

cg.atlanta@diplomatie.ht http://haitianconsulateatlanta.org/ 2911 Piedmont Road, NE., Suite A, 30305

IRELAND

Consulate General of Ireland 404-554-4980; atlantcg@dfa.ie 3414 Peachtree Road, NE, Ste. 260, 30326 www.dfa.ie/irish-consulate/atlanta

JAPAN

Consulate General of Japan 404-240-4300

consul-general@aa.mofa.go.jp http://www.atlanta.us.emb-japan.go.jp/ Phipps Tower, Suite 850 3438 Peachtree Road, 30326

Source: Buckhead Coalition; Georgia Department of International Relations and Protocol. Updated by Livable Buckhead https://www.georgia.org/international/relations-protocol/ consular-offices

Sample Buckhead 2025 Employment Sectors

Source: NAICS Information Courtesy: KB Advisory Group and Livable Buckhead

Buckhead 2025 Educational Attainment (aged 25+)

Top Eight Buckhead Sectors:

retail centers

The Big Ketch, Tuxedo Frame Gallery, 29 and under boutique 34 East Andrews Drive

Patagonia

3906 Roswell Road 3906 Roswell Rd., NE

High Country, Goodwill Across Lenox

AT&T, Pearl Vision, Sleep Number ALDI Buckhead Pavilion

Brookwood Place on Peachtree 1745 Peachtree St., NE AS

Brookwood Square 2140 Peachtree Rd., NE

Brookwood Village

Buckhead Commons 3145 Peachtree Rd., NE SCS

Buckhead Court 3850-3872 Roswell Rd., NE AS

Buckhead Crossing 2625 Piedmont Rd., NE AS 1988

Buckhead Landing 3330 Piedmont Rd., NE NC 1975 Ren 2024

Buckhead Market Place 35-45 W. Paces Ferry Rd., NW NC 1963 Ren 2005

Buckhead Place 3232 Peachtree Rd., NW CC 1995

Buckhead Pointe 3210 Roswell Rd. AS 1986

Buckhead Square 3255 Peachtree Rd. AS 1956 Ren.

Buckhead Square II 3275 Peachtree Rd., NE AS 2008

Buckhead Station 3495 Buckhead Loop CC 1996

Buckhead Triangle 3637 Peachtree Rd., NE FSC

Buckhead Village District

Cates

Chastain

Howell Mill Village 2020 Howell Mill Rd., NW NC

Modani, CVS, Northside Realty, PetSmart, Aldi

Chipotle, AVEDA Institute, Region's Bank

Boyd Beauty, Urgent Care, Sunflower Café

CVS, Gusto!, Black Bear Tavern

Golftec,Tulipano, Café at Pharr, Moda 404

SuperRica, GA Primary Bank, Stellar Bodies, Sweet Charlies, Yondar Yoga

Marshalls, Office Depot, Ross, Pasha, HomeGoods

Golf Galaxy, Publix, The Eye Gallery, Piu Bella Pizza, Burton's Grill, Binders

Whole Foods, Van Michael Salon, Velvet Taco, Jennie's

Marshalls, LA Fitness,Five Below

Buckhead Diamond, Dynasty Cleaner, European Auto

76,809 Havertys, New Balance, Men's Wearhouse, Tuesday Morning, Porcelanosa

Orvis, Calibre Collision, Caribou Coffee

Bed Bath & Beyond, Designer Shoe Warehouse, Old Navy, TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack, Ulta, Cost Plus World Market

Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Kinko's, The Container Store

Hermes, L'Occitane, Shake Shack

Indulgence Salon, Migliore, Paces Paper

Papa John’s Pizza, Publix, Chik-Fil-A, Tacos & Tequila

Bank, One Stop Printing

Hideaway, Kim's Alterations, Super Signs

Macy’s, Nike, Nieman Marcus, Bloomingdale's, Apple Lindbergh

of America, Publix, Talbot's

Peachtree Square

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2025 Population Estimates

Land Area

buckhead population estimates 2010-2030

2025 age distribution in buckhead

2025 race and Ethnicity

estimated 2025 households by income

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2025 Marital Status

2025 DRC YEAR IN REVIEW

Filed renovation projects

Codebusters follow-up

Eating / Drinking places

Retail establishments Service / Professional Multifamily Residential

Utility related Office related

Other improvements started construction 2024

9 and 12 areas

Buckhead Development and Long-Term Value

Buckhead’s long-term economic strength is shaped by development that is designed to perform, adapt, and retain value over time. As one of Atlanta’s most active commercial districts, Buckhead has established clear expectations around quality, resilience, and coordination that influence how projects are conceived and delivered.

In the dense, high-rise environments common to Buckhead Atlanta, many of the most consequential decisions occur early through choices related to structure, materials, and construction methods. Through its work with project teams, participation in the development review process, and implementation of innovative programs focused on construction efficiency and material performance, Livable Buckhead is helping guide Atlanta’s development community toward higher-quality outcomes. This work shapes how buildings are planned, designed, and delivered, with earlier attention to material choices, construction impacts, and long-term performance.

Buckhead’s growth is guided by Special Public Interest Districts 9 and 12 and their associated Development Review Committees. Livable Buckhead convenes and sits on these committees and maintains the Buckhead Development Project Map, which tracks every major project that comes before the SPI-9 and SPI-12 DRCs from early concept through review and delivery. This long-running record, maintained since 2012, provides transparency around where investment is occurring and how individual projects align with Buckhead Atlanta’s long-term economic and planning goals.

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buckhead Blueprints a look into the future

Buckhead receives high marks by nearly every index, and is certainly a success story recognized around the country. A book of facts like this Guidebook tells where we have been and where we are, but charting a vision for where we want to go is equally important. The Buckhead Coalition, Livable Buckhead, and the Buckhead Community Improvement District have demonstrated decades of care and focus toward securing the future of the community by leading planning and visioning efforts that identify community priorities and implementing the projects and policies to achieve the vision.

MOST RECENT WORK INCLUDES

“Buckhead Community Rebranding” by Livable Buckhead (3340 Peachtree Road NE., Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Economic Impact Analysis for Atlanta’s Greater Buckhead Area” by Buckhead Coalition (3340 Peachtree Road NE., Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Lindbergh Armour Master Plan” by City of Atlanta Department of Planning and Development (55 Trinity Ave. SW, Ste. 1450, 30335)

“Buckhead Security Plan” by Buckhead Coalition (3340 Peachtree Road NE., Ste. 1640, 30326). An actionable and sustainable crime reduction and public safety strategy for the residents, businesses, and visitors to Buckhead.

“Buckhead REdeFINED” by Livable Buckhead (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326), Buckhead Community Improvement District (BCID), Buckhead Coalition, Buckhead Rotary, and Buckhead Business Association (BBA). A community master plan update that provides the framework that will guide growth and development during the next 10 to 15 years.

The plan highlights six “big ideas” that will enhance vitality, expand mobility, and improve livability throughout Buckhead.

“Buckhead Housing and Commuting Study Summer 2019” by Livable Buckhead (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326). The Buckhead housing study includes a combination of short-, mid- and long-term approaches that will connect workers to existing housing, preserve housing affordability, and eventually lead to construction of new workforce housing.

OTHER COMMUNITY-RELATED STUDIES INCLUDE:

“Buckhead Interpretive Study” by Buckhead Heritage Society (3180 Mathieson Drive NE, 30305)

“GA 400 Trail Feasibility Study” by Livable Buckhead (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Buckhead Green Space Action Plan” by Buckhead Area Transportation Management Association (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Buckhead Pedestrian Connectivity Study” by the Buckhead Community Improvement District (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Brookwood Alliance Blueprint: Spring 2010” by Georgia Institute of Technology (225 North Ave. NW, 30332)

“Collier Village Blueprints for Successful Communities: Spring 2008” by Georgia Conservancy (817 West Peachtree St., Ste. 200, 30308)

“Buckhead Community Survey: September 2008” by Georgia State University (30303)

“Piedmont Area Transportation Study” by Buckhead Area Transportation Management Association and Buckhead Community Improvement District (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Ste. 1640, 30326)

“Peachtree Corridor” by Peachtree Corridor Task Force, March 2007, Atlanta City Hall,(30303)

“The Buckhead Village Renaissance” by Georgia State University Real Estate Department, University Plaza (30303)

“The Buckhead Village: A Redevelopment Proposal” by Georgia State University Real Estate Department, University Plaza (30303)

“The Buckhead Village” by Georgia State University Real Estate Department, University Plaza (30303)

“Buckhead Action Plan” by Buckhead Action Committee (3340 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 560, 30326)

“A Vision for the Buckhead Village” by Buckhead Business Association (3077 Peachtree Road NE, 30305)

“Buckhead Community – Atlanta, Georgia – Transportation and Growth Strategies” by ULI – The Urban Land Institute (1025 Thomas Jefferson St. NW, Ste. 500 West, Washington, DC 20007)

“The Buckhead Advantage: Retailing” by Small Business Development Center and Department of Geography, Georgia State University, University Plaza (30303)

“Buckhead People Mover Study” by Atlanta Regional Commission (40 CourtlandSt. NE, 30305)

“Market Analysis, Speculative Multi-tenant Offices in Buckhead” by Georgia State University Graduate School of Real Estate (33 Gilmer St. SE, 30303)

“Buckhead Sidewalk Study” by Buckhead Coalition (Tower Place 100, 3340 Peachtree Road NE, 30326)

“Buckhead Transit Station Area Development Study” by City of Atlanta Department of Planning and Development (55 Trinity Ave. SW, Ste. 1450, 30335)

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BUCKHEAD CID

The Buckhead Community Improvement District (BCID) is a self-taxing district that uses commercial property taxes to fund projects and programs that make the community a more accessible and livable urban environment. To date, the Buckhead CID has reinvested more than $90 million of local funding and has brought in $75.6 million from outside the district.

BUCKHEAD COMMUNITY

IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

The BCID has delivered many notable improvements to Buckhead, including an award-winning redevelopment of Charlie Loudermilk Park, transformation of Peachtree Road into a signature boulevard with upgraded sidewalks and landscaping, and construction of a pedestrian bridge spanning GA 400 and connecting to MARTA’s Buckhead Station. The BCID has also guided development across Buckhead by funding studies such as the community master plan BUCKHEAD REdeFINED, the Lenox Road Scoping Study, and the Piedmont Area Transportation Study. Initial planning and leadership for HUB 404, a planned park over GA 400, was also provided by BCID. In addition to these projects, BCID funds programs that increase local safety, such as a supplemental patrol of off-duty Atlanta Police Department officers within the commercial core and an expansion of the Operation Shield security camera network.

The Buckhead Community Improvement District (BCID) is a self-taxing district that uses commercial property taxes to fund projects and programs that make the

spanning GA 400 and connecting to MARTA’s Buckhead Station. The BCID has also guided development across Buckhead by funding studies such as the communi-