About Washington Park
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $219,000 to $400,000
Closed Prices: $130,000 to $575,000
Median Sale Price: $272,500
Average $ per sq ft: $222
Association Fee Ranges: $0, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1920 to 2007
Sq. Ft.: 510 to 2404 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 2 to 9 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 4 Bathrooms
Around Washington Park
Washington Park is a largely residential, intimate area with single-family homes in the craftsman and bungalow styles. Properties located on Lena Street are a hot commodity due to their proximity to the neighborhood park. However, it’s safe to say that any home within the Washington Park area is of great value considering how close it is to downtown.
Washington Park has become an affordable option for those who want to live near Atlanta but still want a small-town feel. However, many of the historic homes that are being revived fetch a higher price as many sellers spot the value of being close to the city and residing in a historic community. Nonetheless, you will certainly pay less for a historic single-family home in the Washington Park area in comparison to other communities nearby.
Plenty of neighborhood eateries and chain restaurants are located within minutes of the community. Locals rave over American-style dishes, southern cuisine, and several other restaurants nearby. Residents are walking distance to the Vine City business area and, and downtown holds a wide array of restaurants to satisfy a more distinct appetite.
Residents of the Washington Park community are no strangers to active visitors, family, and friends who visit the recreation area and pass through on the Westside Trail. You will often see college students roam the area due to Morehouse College, Spelman College, and Clark Atlanta University being nearby. The community is diverse but mainly consist of long-term residents, young professionals, and families.
Washington Park is a focal area in the community as you will often see families partaking in festivals in the greenspace or events hosted at the recreation center. Individuals flock to the many amenities the area has to offer, such as playground areas, baseball field, tennis court, indoor aquatics venue, pavilion area, and so much more. Residents are fond of walking over to the park to see what events are happening on a day-to-day basis. For locals who crave for more, many are seen heading further into the city to partake in many of the activities Atlanta has to offer. The options are many—Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca Cola, the Mercedes Benz Stadium, and the list goes on.
Residents often start their days off with a stroll over to Washington Park because it is also in connection with Atlanta’s Westside Trail. Atlanta’s Beltline trails are a popular feature in the city since they connect to many other parks, restaurants, and retail stores in the area. Swimmers also appreciate the Washington Park Natatorium that houses a heated competition pool as well as smaller therapy pool.
The community has an entry point to the official Atlanta Westside Beltline Trail, making it easy for individuals to cycle, skate, walk, or jog their way into several access points within the city. MARTA trains and buses are easily accessible from Ashby Transit Station on the southeast end of the neighborhood. Individuals are often seen catching a taxi, ride-share, or even traveling on a motorized scooter. Bike and scooter-share programs have become quite popular in Atlanta.
Locals Love
- Close to Downtown Atlanta
- Washington Park’s greenspace and recreation center
- Access to the Westside Beltline Trail
Locals Don't Love
- Traffic during rush hours
- Narrow streets
- Some properties require renovation
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