Estate Homes And Architectural Styles
Properties in Arden/Habersham span expansive medium-to-large single-family residences offering three, four, five, or more bedrooms. Architectural designs highlight classic European estates, Neoclassical mansions, and New Traditional constructions. Many residences in the community were built between 1970 and 1999, while an extensive number of newer properties were constructed in 2000 or more recently. Home prices typically range from $1 million up to $8 million across generous square footage surrounded by wooded lots and private yards. A notable area architectural highlight is the historic May Patterson Goodrum House located right within the neighborhood. The well-kept residential streets reflect meticulous landscaping details that emphasize seclusion in a park-like setting.
Buckhead Commerce And Commuting Routes
Arden/Habersham sits less than one mile from central Buckhead shopping and dining districts. The neighborhood is positioned just short blocks away from the intersection of West Paces Ferry Road and Peachtree Road, which hosts Whole Foods, the St. Regis Hotel, and boutique shops. Residents can readily access the West Paces Ferry Shopping Center and Paces Ferry Plaza to visit Publix, Blue Ridge Grill, Houston's, OK Cafe, and local spots like Eleanor's Place. Commuters traveling to Downtown Atlanta face an approximate 19-minute drive under standard conditions. Moving transit along West Paces Ferry Road often encounters cut-through traffic that backs up between Northside Drive and Peachtree Road. The neighborhood's location off Northside Drive and West Wesley Road also places it convenient to the high-end Buckhead Atlanta luxury retail district.
Recreation And Community Green Spaces
Outdoor amenities lie minutes outside Arden/Habersham, highlighted by the nearly 200-acre Memorial Park. As Atlanta's third-largest public park, Memorial Park provides a large playground, a wildlife sanctuary, and walking pathways. Trail runners and walkers can follow pathways connecting directly from Memorial Park to the Atlanta BeltLine Northside Trail. Golfers moving to the area can utilize the historic Bobby Jones Golf Course off Northside Drive, which opened in 1932 as Atlanta's first public course. Bobby Jones Golf Course features a renovated nine-hole layout and houses the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, the Georgia State Golf Association, and the Georgia Section of the PGA of America. Racket sport enthusiasts can play nearby at Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, established in 1952 with 28 courts, including 13 clay, 12 hard, and three platform tennis courts.