Ormewood Park
Tree-lined streets, Craftsman bungalows, and a family-friendly community spirit — Ormewood Park is intown Atlanta's quiet gem.
Ormewood Park is the quiet intown neighbor of Grant Park and East Atlanta, with Craftsman bungalows on generous lots that are hard to find nearer downtown. It suits families who want space, community, and a 15 minute commute. Ormewood Park Elementary and Maynard Jackson High serve the area.
Ormewood Park in 60 seconds.
Ormewood Park is intown Atlanta's quiet gem, with tree-lined streets, Craftsman bungalows, and a family-friendly community spirit. Homes run about $385K to $525K, and downtown is roughly 15 minutes by car. It suits families who want generous lots that are hard to find closer to downtown, BeltLine proximity, and a settled neighborhood that still feels connected.
Quiet, family-friendly
$530,000
15 minutes by car
Families who want generous lots, Craftsman charm, and intown access without the crowds.
Ormewood Park Elementary
Buyers who want walkable nightlife at their doorstep; Ormewood Park is quiet and residential by design.
Ormewood Park at a glance.
$385K – $525K
Craftsman bungalows and early 1900s cottages
15 minutes by car to downtown
Ormewood Park Elementary, Maynard Jackson High
Ormewood Square, Boulevard Crossing Park
Lots nearly impossible to find closer to downtown
What's happening in the Ormewood Park market.
Redfin neighborhood median
Housing Styles
Ormewood Park features primarily Craftsman bungalows and early 20th-century cottages on generous lots averaging nearly 8,000 square feet. The tree-lined streets and well-maintained homes give the neighborhood a cohesive, charming character. Some renovated and new-construction homes have appeared, but the historic fabric remains dominant.
Market Trends
Ormewood Park represents excellent value in intown Atlanta. The neighborhood's family-friendly character, walkability, and BeltLine Southside Trail proximity have driven steady appreciation. Median prices remain accessible compared to adjacent East Atlanta Village and Grant Park, making it attractive for buyers seeking intown living with more space and quieter streets.
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What to explore in Ormewood Park.
Parks & Outdoors
- Red's Farm Preserve — new 5.3-acre neighborhood greenspace (2024)
- Boulevard Crossing Park — walking paths and green space
- BeltLine Southside Trail — cycling and walking
- D.H. Stanton Park for recreation
Local Scene
- Ormewood Square — neighborhood shops and eateries
- Flat Shoals corridor dining nearby
- East Atlanta Village — 5 minutes for nightlife
Community
- Active neighborhood association and events
- Family-friendly block parties
- Community garden and local gatherings
Raising a family in Ormewood Park.
Ormewood Park Elementary
Atlanta Public Schools
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle
APS cluster
Maynard Jackson High School
APS school
Paideia School
Progressive private option
Getting around from Ormewood Park, and what day-to-day life costs.
Getting to downtown from Ormewood Park is typically 15 minutes by car, and the routes below are the ones that matter for Atlanta's other job centers, including the airport and Perimeter. At rush hour, plan for the higher end of every range.
15 minutes by car
Bus routes along Glenwood and Flat Shoals; BeltLine Southside Trail
I-20 via Glenwood Avenue; I-75/85 via Boulevard
Day-to-day costs in Ormewood Park like groceries, utilities, and gas track close to what you'd pay across Metro Atlanta, so housing is usually the line item that decides the monthly numbers. In Ormewood Park that typically means the $385K – $525K range. If that works for your budget, the rest of the picture usually falls in line with the metro average; if it doesn't, it's worth a conversation about which parts of the area give you more for the money.
Local favorites in Ormewood Park.
When people ask me where to eat, grab coffee, or shop in Ormewood Park, these are the places I point them to.
The Atlanta-born ice cream shop at Ormewood Plaza, right at the neighborhood's corner.
A James Beard-nominated Thai spot on Ormond Street with bold, snappy flavors on every plate.
The Glenwood Park original two minutes from Ormewood, known for brunch and a welcoming porch.
A chef's-counter dining room on Garrett Street where every course comes to your table.
A neighborhood bar and kitchen on Glenwood Avenue, the go-to for a drink after a long week.
A laid-back bar on Wylie Street with good drinks and a patio made for warm nights.
Why buyers choose Ormewood Park.
You get generous lot sizes that are nearly impossible to find closer to downtown.
The neighborhood is family-friendly without sacrificing intown access.
BeltLine proximity adds long-term value and connectivity.
It's one of intown Atlanta's best-kept secrets.
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