Decatur

Decatur homes for sale include a housing stock centered on attached homes, with 0% single-family in the current mix. Homes in Decatur sit within the broader Decatur area of Decatur, GA, with access to nearby roads and local landmarks that connect the neighborhood to surrounding parts of the city. Decatur real estate here is shaped by attached housing and active market inventory.

About Decatur

Decatur sits in Decatur, GA, with street access that connects to nearby corridors and the larger city network. The area is positioned for access to local services, employment centers, and regional routes without requiring a long in-neighborhood drive description here. Living in Decatur means being close to the daily road grid that links the neighborhood to the rest of Decatur neighborhoods.

• Housing mix: 0% single-family.
• Assigned schools include Westchester/Fifth Avenue, Toney, Snapfinger, and Ronald E McNair.
• Road access connects the area to surrounding parts of Decatur and nearby corridors.
• The neighborhood is part of the broader Decatur real estate market.
• Homes in Decatur are concentrated in attached housing rather than detached houses.

Housing Market

The median sold price in the last 90 days was $336,000. The median days on market for sold homes in the last 90 days was 27 days, and the middle half of those sales fell between 8 to 71 days. There were 400 homes sold in the last 90 days. There are 772 active listings, and the active list price range is $1,800 to $2,250,000.

Decatur amenities

Living in Decatur puts daily errands and downtown destinations around a compact street grid centered on Decatur Square, where East Court Square, Ponce de Leon Avenue, and Clairmont Avenue meet near the Decatur MARTA station. Brick Store Pub anchors the east side of the square, and Leon’s Full Service sits just off it on East Ponce de Leon Avenue in a converted gas station with a broad patio that keeps that corridor active from lunch into the evening. A few blocks south on East Howard Avenue, Kimball House occupies a restored rail-side building near the tracks, while Little Shop of Stories keeps a longtime bookstore presence just off the square on Clairemont Avenue. Downtown Atlanta (Five Points) is a 30-minute drive from this neighborhood, covering 9.1 miles. Emory University is a 30-minute drive from this neighborhood, covering 6.1 miles.

For green space and recreation, Glenlake Park lies north of the center along Church Street, while McKoy Park stretches along the eastern side with its large open lawn and skate park off McKoy Street. Legacy Park stands farther west off South Columbia Drive with extensive greenspace and trails, and Oakhurst’s Harmony Park forms the heart of the village-style commercial pocket south of downtown near East Lake Drive. In that same Oakhurst pocket, Oakhurst Market on East Lake Drive functions as both neighborhood grocery stop and prepared-food counter, and nearby Kavarna fronts West Hill Street with coffee and patio seating close to the village intersection. Among the regular things to do in Decatur, the Decatur Arts Festival fills downtown around East Court Square each spring, and the Decatur Book Festival is scheduled for October 2-3, 2026 in downtown Decatur with author sessions, a street fair, and venues spread across the square and nearby civic buildings. Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (Domestic) is a 29-minute drive from this neighborhood, covering 21.2 miles. Before you buy here, expect a mix of older in-town houses on a connected street network, with pockets of newer infill appearing beside established homes near both downtown and Oakhurst.

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