Grant Park, Atlanta

Grant Park Homes for Sale

Grant Park is located in Atlanta, GA, known for its historic homes and proximity to downtown. The housing stock primarily consists of multi-family residences, with no single-family homes available. The median sold price for homes in Grant Park is $595,000.

About Grant Park

Grant Park is situated near major thoroughfares, providing easy access to various employment centers and attractions in Atlanta. The neighborhood features tree-lined streets and is close to landmarks such as Grant Park itself, which is one of the oldest parks in the city.

• Active listings total 45.
• Active list price range is $209,900 to $1,998,000.
• Median days on market for sold homes is 21 days.
• Days on market for the middle half of sales ranges from 5 to 69 days.

Housing Market

In the last 90 days, 27 homes sold in Grant Park. The market is classified as a Seller's Market, indicating a competitive environment for buyers. The median sold price is $595,000, with a median of 21 days on the market for sold homes.

Grant Park amenities

Living in Grant Park centers on Atlanta’s oldest public park, with broad lawns, mature tree cover, and winding roads around Cherokee Avenue SE and Park Avenue SE. Zoo Atlanta anchors the middle of the neighborhood inside Grant Park, while the restored Milledge Fountain marks one of the park’s best-known entrances near the north side. Along Memorial Drive SE at the park’s edge, Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House sits in Grant Park Gateway with rooftop seating facing Oakland Cemetery, and Little Tart Bakeshop is in the same stretch for pastries and coffee just off the neighborhood’s northern end.

Cherokee Avenue SE and Memorial Drive SE hold several of the everyday stops that define Grant Park amenities. Dakota Blue is just off the park near the Cherokee Avenue side, with a patio a short walk from the green space, and Grant Park Market sits on Memorial Drive SE for neighborhood groceries in the mixed-use storefronts near the park. On the south side, The Beacon lines Grant Street SE near the BeltLine spur, where Patria Cocina and Buteco keep a steady restaurant row in a converted industrial complex at the edge of Grant Park and Peoplestown. For things to do in Grant Park beyond the park itself, Historic Oakland Cemetery stands at the northwestern side near Boulevard SE with garden paths, public tours, and its recurring Sunday in the Park festival.

The neighborhood calendar stays active with outdoor events tied to the park. The Grant Park Conservancy’s Market in the Park is a recurring market held on the Boulevard Green in Grant Park, bringing farmers, food vendors, artisans, and live music into the center of the neighborhood, and the Summer Shade Festival returns to Grant Park each August as a two-day arts and music event spread across the park grounds. Before you buy here, much of the housing stock consists of late-19th-century and early-20th-century homes on a street grid of narrow lots, with a mix of restored historic houses, cottages, and newer infill set beside them.

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