Decatur

Decatur Homes for Sale

Decatur is located in Georgia, known for its diverse housing stock. The area features a mix of architectural styles and lot sizes, with no single-family homes available. The median sold price for homes in Decatur over the last 90 days is $337,000.

About Decatur

Decatur is situated near major roads and landmarks, providing convenient access to various employment centers. The neighborhood is characterized by its urban layout, with streets that connect to surrounding areas, enhancing accessibility.

• Active listings total 766.
• Homes sold in the last 90 days number 428.
• The median days on market for sold homes is 23 days.
• The middle half of sales had days on market ranging from 8 to 72 days.
• Assigned schools include Bob Mathis, Toney, Snapfinger, and Ronald E McNair.

Housing Market

The current market condition in Decatur is labeled as a Seller's Market. The median sold price is $337,000, with homes typically selling within 23 days. The active listings range in price from $49,899 to $2,250,000.

Decatur Amenities

Living in Decatur centers on a compact downtown grid around Decatur Square, where East Court Square, North McDonough Street, and East Ponce de Leon Avenue hold some of the city’s best-known storefronts and dining rooms. Brick Store Pub faces the square itself, while Leon’s Full Service sits a few blocks east on East Ponce in a renovated old service station with a broad patio that keeps that corner active from lunch through late evening. Just off the square on North McDonough Street, Eddie’s Attic remains a fixture for live music upstairs from the street, and Little Shop of Stories adds an independent bookstore stop within the same downtown loop. For everyday Decatur amenities, the commercial stretch continues west and south into adjoining blocks, so errands, dinner, and a concert can all happen without leaving the central district.

South of downtown, Oakhurst gives things to do in Decatur a distinctly neighborhood-scaled feel along East Lake Drive, Oakview Road, and East College Avenue. Harmony Park anchors the village center near Matador Cantina, Mojo Pizza N’ Pub, and Kavarna, where the storefronts cluster tightly around the green. Oakhurst Market on East Lake Drive functions as both specialty grocer and prepared-food stop, and the Historic Scottish Rite building across from the park houses Scout and The Solarium in one of the area’s landmark structures. A little farther along East College Avenue, Revolution Doughnuts and Ale Yeah! mark another active pocket of shops and takeout stops at the north edge of Oakhurst.

Green space is woven into the street plan here, with Oakhurst Park on Feld Avenue bringing tennis courts, a basketball court, playgrounds, picnic areas, and open fields into the middle of the neighborhood, while the Oakhurst Recreation Center and Oakhurst Dog Park sit just west along East Lake Drive. The annual Oakhurst Porchfest turns the neighborhood into a one-day music route each October, and Decatur Square stays busy through the year with large civic events even as the Decatur Arts Festival is on hiatus in 2026 during downtown renovations. Before you buy here, expect a mix of older intown housing stock on a connected street grid, with many homes set on established lots and commercial nodes concentrated around the square and Oakhurst village.

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