Buckhead

"One of Atlanta's Hottest Neighborhoods"
With peaceful tree-filled avenues, lined with stately mansions, Buckhead is a lovely neighborhood. It boasts high-end shopping options for true fashionistas - like Hermes and Jimmy Choo at Phipps Plaza and The Shops Buckhead Atlanta, which hosts a new fashion week event Style South. There is also the Atlanta History Center for people interested in absorbing a bit of the area culture. Popular among golf lovers in Buckhead, there is the Bobby Jones Golf Course.

The neighborhood is also filled to the brim with dining destinations, spanning casual eats to gourmet fare. Memorable nights out at Buckhead are the rule. Havana Club is considered one of Atlanta’s best nightclubs. Restaurant and bars in the city include King + Duke, Fado Irish Pub, Seven Lamps, Atlanta Fish Market, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse, 1Kept, and Hudson Grille. There is also a Whole Foods Market and Kroger supermarket for convenience. Buckhead is truly a stylish and wonderful place - perfect for people who want to live in one of Atlanta's hottest neighborhoods.
What Buckhead Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.4
value
7.2
amenities
7.4
social
7.0
management
7.0
safety
8.3
Median rents in Buckhead
Studio
$
1,180
1 Bedroom
$
1,385
2 Bedroom
$
1,795

Living in
Buckhead

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Buckhead — 7.7/10 Rating (based on 38 neighborhood reviews)
The area is very upscale. New Buckhead Atlanta deveolopmwnt with great restaurants and high end shops. Lots of renovation happening in the already great area. Plenty of bars, restaurants and music venues within walking distance.
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Allure In Buckhead Village
Love being so close to so many great restaurants, gyms, grocery stores, and general green space. Only thing I don't love about Peachtree Hills is how expensive it is for the most part.
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7
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Peachtree Battle Apartments
it is a nice location. a part of the beltline is right next to the complex, it is very green and the complex is close to everything you need. it is central yet quiet.
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Bryson Square At City Park
Its a fun part of town, but very busy and lots of traffic. Things here are more expensive than other parts of town. Lots of nice restaurants and nightlife.
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Avana Lenox
It's a good place to be, technically I'm in North Midtown, near Ansley Park. It's not exactly walkable which is a con. There's also nothing around the Marquis Midtown complex. It's oddly barren / industrial. Walking under the Buford Highway Connector isn't the best. But the good thing is you are close to grocery stores, relatively close to Piedmont Park, and close to main thoroughfares -- making the commute to midtown or downtown easy.
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Marquis Midtown District
Neighborhood is sketchy and very noisy. The Home Depot brings in a lot of noises late at night... machinery and vehicles. The Waffle House brings in a sketchy crowd with constant fights and arguments in the parking lot late at night. Also the constant traffic on Piedmont is annoying and loud.
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Peninsula at Buckhead
This is a very central location, just next to Peachtree Street. Shopping like Publix and Fresh Market are not too far away, there are a lot of restaurants nearby and it is still very quiet down at Bryson Square.
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The Row at Twenty Sixth Apartments
Midtown is probably the best part of Atlanta. Its not as dangerous as the other areas. there are plenty of business in the area that can provide anything you might need from food to shopping to intertainment.
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Piedmont Road High Rise Apartments
This is a very family and pet friendly area. I have a dog and can just walk her around the block without having to hit any traffic, even if it is just one block off peachtree street.
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Montclair Drive NE
This place is pretty cool, tons of bars and pubs to check out. Great for public transportation as well. I don't use my car much because I can walk to wherever I need to go.
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Post Alexander
It's on the border of Buckhead and Brookhaven so you get the best of both. Also really close to two Marta stations. There are a couple of dog parks in the area as well.
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Aspire Lenox Park
Walking distance to peachtree hills park (public tennis courts w/ lights) and Lindbergh MARTA station. MARTA bus stop (Bus 6 goes to Emory) at apartment building.
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Sorelle Apartments
Great living area. New grocery store coming up across the street. Lots of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Nice people and very secure feeling!!!!
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Sorelle Apartments
Great neighborhood within close proximity to Emory, Midtown, and Old Forth Ward. Easy accessibility to shops/stores and nightlife.
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Elle of Buckhead
Lots of things to do, but it like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Beautiful and safe during the day, and not safe at night.
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Modera Buckhead
A little far from work (about 25 minutes). Neighborhood so-so for walking. Safe.
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Camden Paces
Break-ins and crime has really risen in this area! :( Sad to say I will be leaving this area in March 2016 due to the traffic, over abundance of new construction and crime.
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Marquis Midtown District
Pros: It feels like a safe neighborhood. It also is very quit except the train running by, the complex is always clean. Cons: the pool is not very clean
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The Row at Twenty Sixth Apartments
Not a ton walking distance other than golf
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The Monroe
Pros: Great neighborhood for young professionals. A ton of very good restaurants, bars, shops, grocery stores, etc. Also a huge variety of each of these.

Cons: Noisy and tons of traffic.
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Lenox Heights
Seems like a fairly safe area when compared to other areas of Atlanta. There are many great restaurants and stores/shopping available. It can be loud, and traffic can be a nightmare.
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Elle of Buckhead
The neighborhood is really quiet but yet kid friendly. The area is safe and is not far from grocery stores. I cannot point out any cons because there isn't any.
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The Rocca
West Midtown is a busy, up-and-coming part of Atlanta with elaborate restaurants, attractions and bars. Not to mention the convenient location! Amazing!
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Elysian at Collier
The neighborhood is close to lots of things. I like living close to Marta, which is convenient to my work. The con to that is that I live right next to the train, which causes some noise. I like living near Lenox Mall and Phipps Mall (the movie theater there is great!). Living near Brookhaven is also great. I love being so close to great restaurants.
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Aspire Lenox Park
It is very quiet because it is far away from Peachtree and all the other big streets. There is a little park right next to the square where you can go outside and which makes it even more quieter. It is also safe thanks to the security and the gates.
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The Row at Twenty Sixth Apartments
Neighborhood has lots going for it. It truly is a great location to live in. With the new Kroger coming behind our complex in the fall of 2016 you really don't need to leave this vicinity for much of anything!
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Peninsula at Buckhead
Buckhead is an expensive area. I don't think that's a surprise to anyone. It is close to a lot of great nightlife options as well as food options. The quality of the surroundings is very high.
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The Row at Twenty Sixth Apartments
Very from all supermarkets and grocery stores. Only good thing about it is that it's close to the train station. There's a church nearby, but it's a typical crappy Atlanta church.
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The Pointe at Lindbergh
I hear the train almost every night and wake up when it is honking the horn but this is the only noisy thing it is very quiet besides that and I like the beltline nearby
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The Row at Twenty Sixth Apartments
Close to everything. Nice park across the street. Wish it was more walkable but overall, not bad. Complex is pretty much on the line between Brookhaven and Buckhead.
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7
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Aspire Lenox Park
This complex is extremely close to GA-PCOM, restaurants, grocery stores, Starbucks, and a juice bar. Wonderful amenities, including free breakfast and a gym.
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The Heights at Old Peachtree
I like this area a lot. I'm on Lenox Parkway, which is right between Buckhead and Brookhaven. You get a great mix of young professionals and families.
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Aspire Lenox Park
Can be a noisy area, construction currently going on to build a new Kroger. Target is across the street which is super helpful.
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AMLI Lindbergh
I wouldn't describe this neighborhood as Buckhead, but it is awfully close! I consider it between Buckhead and Midtown, which makes it an awesome central location, however the neighborhood is very industrial with no sidewalks and you can't walk anywhere. It faces the highway which can be noisy but also makes for easy access when driving to work, school, etc.
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Marquis Midtown District
Good area, with plenty of grocery store options. Walkable during the day.
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AMLI Lindbergh
1. Waling distance to Lenox and Phipps Malls
2. Walking distance to 5 star restaurants as well as sports pubs.
3. Waling distance to Starbucks and Kroger
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Buckhead Grand
close to work
somewhat safe
noisy Marta trains
not much to walk to other than Target and a Taco Mac
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6
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The Pointe at Lindbergh
Close by Lenox, Phipps, Target, and Publix.
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8
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Aspire Lenox Park


Getting to Know
Buckhead

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: Chattahoochee River to Peachtree Dunwoody Rd
North to South Boundaries: Chastain Park to Horace E. Tate Fwy
dining
Fellini’s Pizza
gusto!
Tex’s Tacos
Wings 101
grocery
Kroger
Publix
The Fresh Market
Trader Joe’s
Whole Foods Market
convenience
QuikTrip
Rite Aid
fitness
BTB CrossFit Buckhead
LA Fitness
Thunderbolt Power Yoga
parks
Atlanta Beltline Trailhead
Bobby Jones Golf Course
Lenox Park
Peachtree Hills Park
Tanyard Creek Park
Underwood Hills Park
coffee
Corner Bakery Cafe
Corso Coffee
Starbucks
bus
39/5 (bus)
5 (bus)
rail
GOLD (metro)
RED (metro)
parking
Lanier Parking Monarch Tower
Legacy 3445 Peachtree

Best Apartments
in Buckhead

Wesley Townsend
1 Bed $1,029
2 Beds $1,305

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Camden Paces
1 Bed $1,689
2 Beds $2,879
3 Beds $4,879

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771 Lindbergh Apartments
1 Bed $1,095
2 Beds $1,230

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The Rocca
Studio $1,395
1 Bed $1,260
2 Beds $1,900

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Provenza at Old Peachtree

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The Residence Buckhead
1 Bed $2,530
2 Beds $2,560
3 Beds $5,645

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