211 acres with a pool, two dog parks, tennis courts, and soccer fields. It's the single biggest reason Midtown living doesn't feel purely urban.
Sits directly adjacent to Piedmont Park with its own 30 acres of gardens. Together, the two make up one of the largest contiguous green spaces in intown Atlanta.
Connects Piedmont Park south to Ponce City Market and beyond. It gives Midtown residents a car-free way to reach several other neighborhoods.
A 17-acre park with a retention pond and splash pad, a short trail ride from Midtown. It's a strong option for families needing more playground space than Piedmont Park alone offers.
Atlanta's largest linear park, connecting several neighborhoods via a flat, shaded trail. It's a good option for buyers who want a quieter running route than the Beltline's busier sections.
A historic garden suburb directly bordering Piedmont Park's western edge. Its wide, tree-lined streets were part of the original design and still shape the area's feel today.
Its Sifly Piazza adds outdoor plaza space to the arts campus. It shows that even Midtown's indoor institutions have made room for outdoor gathering space.
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