About Peoplestown
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $298,000 to $1,500,000
Closed Prices: $205,000 to $610,000
Median Sale Price: $449,900
Average $ per sq ft: $289
Association Fee Ranges: $0, $0, $0/mo
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1920 to 2022
Sq. Ft.: 659 to 2478 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 1 to 5 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 5 Bathrooms
Around Peoplestown
Due to the neighborhood’s suburban beginnings, Peoplestown is a largely residential area filled with single-family homes. Many houses have been renovated while newly built homes carry on the traditional characteristics of the community. Similar to adjacent neighborhoods, residents are attracted to the Victorian and craftsman-style homes.
Considering Peoplestown’s proximity to Midtown and Downtown Atlanta, it’s surprising how affordable living in the community of Peoplestown can be. Even renovated properties can be affordable to midrange buyers, and modern constructions are priced quite reasonably as well.
Peoplestown does not host a long list of restaurants within its borders. However, there are a few casual spots like J&J Fish & Chicken that locals frequent for a tasty meal. For further options, residents don’t have to travel far to find Southern staples, Mediterranean cuisine, Spanish dishes, jerk spots, and Asian fusion restaurants.
This quaint neighborhood consists of residents looking out for one another. Many residents in area have resided here for decades. Locals in the community often take their children over to the DH Stanton Park, which features a spray-ground perfect for toddler to splash around in and a safe playground area. Vibrant displays of art murals are along the buildings and brick walls. Altogether, the spirit of this area is truly welcoming.
If you feel daring, head over to Power Ops south of Peoplestown for a night of laser tag and paintball. If the community is quieter than usual, jump on the downtown connector to enjoy the metro’s cultural scene consisting of open-air patios, jazz clubs, art galleries, and more.
Get involved in the community by volunteering or actively engaging with the Emmaus House organization, whose overall mission is to support and advocate for Peoplestown residents. Grab fresh-made coffee at the Carver Neighborhood Market and Café, which has a lounge area full of books that are free to take home with the exchange of another. Take a moment to revive yourself from the hustle and bustle in the city by taking a stroll through Four Corners Park or D.H. Stanton Park to enjoy the scenery.
Convenience to the I-75/85 downtown connector provides residents with a fast commute to various areas in Atlanta. There is not a MARTA train station located in the community, but there are many Marta bus stations to choose from. When in doubt, individuals rely on a taxi or ride-share to get around.
Locals Love
- Intown location with a residential focus
- Accessibility to the airport
- Friendly community
Locals Don't Love
- High foot traffic during the evenings
- Lack of rapid transit station
- Lack of local food options
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