1 week after announcing our New $399 flat fee to list, Ian Marshall Realty has their First Atlanta Condo Listing!
One of the most Unique condos in Atlanta is back on the Market! Land easement included!!
c. 1932 Midtown Condo building with lots of charter and charm. You will not find another Atlanta Condo like this one. Central location next to Ardmore Park and Brookwood Hills. This super cool condo allows for an easy stroll to shopping, restaurants, parks and Piedmont Hospital. Awesome Courtyard, detached 2 car garage / office, exposed brick, unique skylights, storage space, walk in closets, 2 deeded parking spots, double headed shower, new flooring and more! This is your opportunity to live in Midtown/Buckhead and right down the street from Atlantic Station for under 260k!…More info
Located just down the street from the new Edgewood Retail District, Kirkwood has has appreciated faster than most Atlanta neighborhoods. It’s easy to see why: it’s just minutes from Downtown Atlanta and the interstate, has a wide selection of beautifully restored bungalows and newer homes, and residents know their neighbors and can walk down sidewalks under mature trees to nearby parks and businesses.
The numbers tell the story. The median price of an existing home in zip code 30317 increased by 69% from 2000 to 2004. With the recent development of the Kirkwood Station and many new businesses, home prices have increased even further and the average home price (as of March, 2007) is now more than $280,000. While these figures offer a good sense of the thriving Kirkwood real estate market, they understate the total impact, as they exclude the sale of condominiums, lots, and, most notably, homes sold by owner.
If you’d like more information, please contact me and I would be happy to show you around the neighborhood!
Feel free to contact the ianmarshall.com team if you have any detailed questions about Kirkwood or any of the surrounding neighborhoods.
For the year of 2006, 28 homes sold in Underwood Hills for an average sale price of $367,000 with an average days on Market of 59. The lowest price home sold was $168,000 and the most expensive home sold was $580,000. Feel free to contact the ianmarshall.com team if you have any detailed questions about Underwood Hills or any of the surrounding neighborhoods.
We would like to be your Underwood Hills Listing agent
Feel free to contact the ianmarshall.com team if you have any detailed questions about Underwood Hills or any of the surrounding neighborhoods.
Brookwood Hills is one of Atlanta’s earliest suburban neighborhood developments.
Brookwood Hills was developed in the early 1920s.
The development of Brookwood Hills took place in four phases: the first phase, beginning in 1921. From 1924 to 1930, the second phase was opened. Homes in Brookwood Hills range from the low 600’s to over 2 million dollars.
For the year of 2006, 19 homes sold in Brookwood Hills for an average sale price of $1,040,000 with an average days on Market of 79. The lowest price home sold was $579,000 and the most expensive home sold was $1,800,000. Feel free to contact the ianmarshall.com team if you have any detailed questions about Brookwood Hills or any of the surrounding neighborhoods.
We would like to be your Brookwood Hills Listing agent.
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Located just down the street from the new Edgewood Retail District, Kirkwood has has appreciated faster than most Atlanta neighborhoods. It’s easy to see why: it’s just minutes from Downtown Atlanta and the interstate, has a wide selection of beautifully restored bungalows and newer homes, and residents know their neighbors and can walk down sidewalks under mature trees to nearby parks and businesses.
