Living in Midtown Atlanta

Atlanta’s Heart of the Arts is bustling with art and energy. Midtown, less than a mile north of Centennial Olympic Park, is home to the Fox Theatre, High Museum of Art, Museum of Design Atlanta, Center for Puppetry Arts, SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film, the Ferst Center for the Arts on Georgia Tech’s campus and more.

From the constant energy of Piedmont Park where you can cycle, walk or simply relax to Peachtree Street–a walkable stretch of the city where people enjoy the art of living, Midtown Atlanta is always on the move. And when the sun goes down, Midtown turns up the volume with nightclubs and lounges.

Visitors to West Midtown are treated to a retail district full of shopping, restaurants and entertainment at Atlantic Station. They can also experience game-day energy, excitement and innovation around the Georgia Institute of Technology campus, which spreads from Midtown to West Midtown. It connects Midtown to Atlanta’s Westside, the destination for design, art galleries, fashion and some of Atlanta’s top restaurants.

Midtown’s residential neighborhood is approximately 360 acres of historic early- to mid-20th century single-family residences on the eastern side of Midtown’s commercial core. The Midtown Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. Primarily organized on a grid street pattern, the residential area is bound roughly by 10th Street, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Piedmont Avenue and Lakeview Avenue.