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neighborhood map Buckhead is known for its high-end neighborhoods RELOCATION Based on U.S. Census data, extrapolated by Alabama University of Montevallo’s urban geography professor emeritus Stephen R. Higley, three neighborhoods in Buckhead are among the top 54 in the Country, with the highest mean household incomes: Chastain Park at $460,280 Wingate-Habersham at $411,751 Kingswood-Randall Mill at $399,775 52 2020 BUCKHEAD GUIDEBOOK 3_Relocation_20.indd 52 1/17/20 1:28 PM neighborhood associations Ardmore Park Chastain Park Civic Association Mount Paran Parkway Pleasant Hill Civic Neighborhood Association Kelley Gambrell, President Civic Association Association Claire Strowd, President (678) 642-9419 Charli Chico, President Jane Collins, President (404) 403-9952 [email protected] (678) 488-4200 (404) 261-9190 1830 Ardmore Court, 30309 www.chastainpark.org 1035 Somerset Drive, NW, 30327 3591 Cloudland Drive, NW, 30327 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.ardmorepark.org Collier Hills Civic Association North Buckhead Civic Association Ridgedale Park Civic Association Argonne Forrest Civic Association Katie Taylor, Co-President Gordon Certain, President Mark Izenson, President Kim Nagy, President (404) 351-3613 (404) 231-1192 (404) 735-0321 (404) 444-0840 518 Echota Drive, 30318 P.O. Box 420391, 30342 986 Eulalia Road, NE, 30319 3211 Marne Drive, 30305 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.buckhead.com/ www.nbca.org neighborhoods/argonne-forest/ Collier Hills North Springlake Civic Association Neighborhood Association Paces Civic Association Bill Halter, President Brandon Neighborhood Association Mary Kilgo, President Laurel Lucey, President (404) 694-4607 Mark Bowen, President 2010 Dellwood Drive (404) 317-1524 708 Wilson Road, NW, 30318 (678) 231-8773 (470) 261-7031 2295 Mt. Paran Road, NW, 30327 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.brandonatl.org [email protected] [email protected] Townsend Place http://www.pacescivic.org Collins Powell, President Brookwood Alliance Garden Hills Civic Association Joseph G. Gardner, President 402 Townsend Place, NW, 30327 Mark Schmid, President Paces West Civic Association 21 Brighton Road, 30309 2889 North Hills Drive, NE, 30305 Martin Becker, President www.brookwoodalliance.org Tuxedo Park Civic Association [email protected] (404) 875-3900 Dorothy Snowden, President Brookwood Civic Association www.gardenhills.net 46 Paces West Drive, NW, 30327 (404) 963-7778 Kwynn Everest, President [email protected] (727) 515-5733 Grant Estate Civic Association Peachtree Battle Alliance Kathy Loomis, President Anna Mayeske, President Permanent association address: [email protected] 2870 Peachtree Road, Box 195, 30305 www.brookwoodcivicassociation.com [email protected] (646) 491-2937 3298 Grant Valley Road, 30305 P.O. Box 20349, 30325 www.tuxedoparkatlanta.com Brookwood Hills www.peachtreebattlealliance.org Wesley Battle Community Club, Inc. Habersham Park Civic Association Neighborhood Association Neale Fisher, President Reggie Williamson, President Peachtree Heights East Greta Schuler, President 77 Wakefield Drive 30309 (404) 275-3761 Neighborhood Association (404) 775-6995 (permanent club address) [email protected] Randall Kent, President (404) 418-8248 West Paces RELOCATION Buckhead Forest Historic Brookhaven 156 Lindbergh Drive, NE, 30305 Civic Association Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association [email protected] Steve Dickson, President www.buckheadforest.net Susy Stovin, President www.peachtreeheightseast.org Stephanie Wang, President 4062 Peachtree Rd., A427, 30319 (740) 466-4481 [email protected] www.historicbrookhaven.org Peachtree Heights West 3233 N. Wood Valley Road, NW, 30327 P.O. Box 550566, 30305 Civic Association [email protected] Kingswood Kathryn D’Amaro, President Permanent association address: Buckhead Heights Neighborhood Association (404) 233-9197 1266 West Paces Ferry Road, NW, Neighborhood Association John Shepard, President 2495 Rivers Road, NW, 30305 #291, 30327 Karen P. Vaughan (404) 870-2163 [email protected] [email protected] Neighborhood Rep. [email protected] www.peachtreeheightswest.com www.westpaces.org (404) 822-2206 Longcourte Civic Association 3475 Oak Valley Rd., NE, #1140, 30326 Peachtree Hills Civic Assoc. Westminster-Millner Kathryn White, President Greg Holliday, President Neighborhood Association Carlton Woods (404) 502-3304 2161 Fairhaven Circle, NE, 30305 Tamara Gonzalez, President Neighborhood Association [email protected] (765) 437-1128 (404) 964-5957 Sally Toye, Liaison Margaret Mitchell Civic Association [email protected] 3046 Westminster Circle, NW, 30327 (404) 784-2356 www.peachtreehills.org 193 Lake Forrest Ln., 30342 Maynard Thomas, President 2765 Margaret Mitchell Dr., NW, 30327 Whitewater Creek [email protected] Peachtree Park Civic Assoc. Neighborhood Association (917) 355-7077 Shawn Perez, President Castlewood Civic Association Claudia Stimmel, President [email protected] (404) 234-3166 Elenore Klingler, President (404) 819-8080 www.mmca-atlanta.org [email protected] (404) 550-9712 [email protected] peachtreeparkatl.org 2936 Rhodenhaven Dr., NW, 30327 Memorial Park Civic Association Wildwood Civic Association [email protected] Neil Collins, President Pine Hills Civic Association Stephen Opler, President www.castlewoodcivicassociation.com (404) 783-8811 Jan Weyhenmeyer, President 814 Wellesley Drive, NW, 30305 (404) 831-7693 Channing Valley Association of (404) 996-2394 922 Dean Drive, NW, 30318 Collier Hills, Inc. Mount Paran-Northside 1089 Lenox View, NE, 30324 [email protected] Michelle Hatch, President Citizens Association [email protected] 690 Upton Road, NW, 30318 Sally Riker, President www.mypinehills.org Assoc. address: P.O. Box 724153, 31139 [email protected] www.mtparannorthside.com 2020 BUCKHEAD GUIDEBOOK 53 3_Relocation_20.indd 53 1/17/20 1:29 PM residential mid-rises and high-rises Apartments – Rentals ELEVATOR-SERVED COMPLEXES, ALPHABETICAL BY NAME Map # of # of Name Notes Address Year Built Key Floors Units 2460 Peachtree Road Waterton Associates 2460 Peachtree Road, NW F5 1983 17 236 Alexan Buckhead Village Trammel Crow 361 Pharr Road, NE D6 2018 6 244 Alexan Lenox Riverstone 960 E. Paces Ferry Road. D5 2004 6 305 Allure in Buckhead Village MAA Communities 360 Pharr Road, NE D6 2002 6 230 Allure at Brookwood MAA Communities 40 Peachtree Valley Road, NE F5 2008 6 349 AMLI 3464 AMLI Residential 3464 Roxboro C6 2017 5 - 19 240 AMLI Buckhead AMLI Residential 3450 Roxboro C6 2017 5 395 AMLI Piedmont Heights AMLI Management 2323 Piedmont Rd., NE C2 2016 5 375 AMLI at West Paces AMLI Management 1401 W. Paces Ferry Road C2 1991 4/5 274 Arbor Gates Community Mgmt. Assoc. 2500 Pine Tree Road, NE E6 1992 3 303 Ardmore & 28th Enfold / Cocke Finkelstein 306 Ardmore Circle G4 2015 4 165 Ashley Gables Buckhead Gables Residential 703 East Paces & Maple D5 2018 13.13.3 320 Bella Rose at Lindbergh Station Greystar 741 Morosgo Drive E5 2015 5 359 Berkshires at Lenox Park Berkshire Property Advisors 2124 Gables Drive C7 1989 3 375 Berkshire Howell Mill Berkshire Property Advisors 1950 Howell Mill Road G3 2015 4/5 260 Berkshire Terminus Berkshire Group 3292 Peachtree Road, NE D6 2014 5/8 355 Bryson Square at City Park Village Green Management 225 26th Street F5 2004 4/5 453 Calvin Court Elderly/Presbyterian Church 479 E. Paces Ferry Road, NE D6 1969 11 241 Camden Brookwood Camden Properties 147 26th Street, NW B1 2002 7 359 Camden Buckhead Square Alliance Residential 3097 Maple Drive D5 2015 5 250 Camden Paces Camden Property Trust 77 East Andrews Drive D5 2014 /2015 3/7 379 Campbell-Stone Buckhead Campbell-Stone Apartments, Inc. 2911 Pharr Ct. South, NW D5 1964/1969 9/15 342 Canterbury Court Elderly/Episcopal Church 3750 Peachtree Road, NE C7 1962/2005 9 228 Cathedral Towers Elderly/Episcopal Church 2820 Peachtree Road, NW E5 1979 14 195 Cyan on Peachtree Atlantic Realty Partners 3380 Peachtree Road, NW C6 2015 23 329 Domain at Phipps Columbus Realty Partners 705 Phipps Plaza Boulevard C6 2017 5 320 elle of Buckhead Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 235 Pharr Road D6 2012 5 373 Eon at Lindbergh Lane Company 2450 Camellia Lane, NE E6 2008 5 352 Gramercy at Buckhead Simpson Property Group 3315 Roswell Road, NE C5 2006 4/5 249 Hanover Buckhead Village Hanover 3116 Roswell Road D5 2018 22 350 The Bryant @ Buckhead Village Greystar 400 Pharr Road D6 2017 6 375 The Haynes House Alliance Residential 2420 Peachtree Road, NW E5 2014 6 186 Heights Armour The Worthing Companies 415 Armour Drive, NE F5 2007 5 372 The Huntley N/A 1000 Park Avenue, NE E5 2018 23 260 Icon Related 3372 Peachtree Road C6 2019 35 362 RELOCATION The Irby Broadstone Community 65 Irby Avenue D5 2019 12 277 The Jane Pollock Shores 265 Colonial Homes Drive C4 2014 4/5 280 The Jewish Tower Elderly 3160 Howell Mill Road, NW D3 1978 8 200 The Sutton Preserve Properties 2955 Peachtree Road E5 2018 21 151 Kingsboro Finger Cos. 3443 Kingsboro Road, NE C7 2008 4/5 152 Lenbrook Square Elderly/Lenbrook Square Foundation 3747 Peachtree Road, NE C7 1983/2008 17/24 412 1050 Lenox Park Lincoln Property Co. 1050 Lenox Park Blvd. NE D7 2000 4 407 771 Lindbergh Metzger & Company 771 Lindbergh E6 2000 3 204 Marion Road High Rise Elderly/AHA 760 Sidney Marcus Blvd. E6 1980 9 240 The Metropolitan at Buckhead Elite Street Capital 3200 Lenox Road, NE D7 1961/2000 4 431 Mezzo Aimco 2171 Peachtree Road F5 2008 20 94 Millworks Pollock Shores 1888 Emery Street D5 2017 5 345 Modera Buckhead Mill Creek Residential 3005 Peachtree Road, NE F5 2018 21 400 The Monroe Pollack Shores Colonial Homes Drive F4 2015 4/5 217 Newbergh Atlanta Newport Residential 761 Morosgo Drive D5 2019 5 258 05 Buckhead Coro Realty Advisors 3242 Peachtree Road D6 2009 20 155 Overture Lindbergh Greystar Morosgo Way & Lindbergh E6 2017 4 190 Peachtree Road Apartment Elderly/AHA 2240 Peachtree Road, NW F5 1976 8 197 Peninsula at Buckhead Bridge Real Estate Group 2591 Piedmont Road, NE E6 2008 5 307 Phipps Place Finger Cos.
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