
Welcome to Reynoldstown
Reynoldstown is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood located near the BeltLine, which makes it one of Atlanta’s most promising up-and-coming neighborhoods for families, empty-nesters and Atlantans opposed to long commutes.
Area Highlights:
Atlanta Beltline, Gateway Park, Colgate Mattress Factory, Trees Atlanta Headquarters and Nursery, Annual Wheelbarrow Festival, WonderRootnon-profit.
Education
Elementary: Whitefoord Elementary School
Middle: Martin Luther King, Jr.
High School: Maynard H. Jackson, Jr.
Parks & Greenspace
The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, Lang-Carson Park, Reynoldstown Memorial Park, Cabbagetown Park, Three Points Park, Delta ParkREYNOLDSTOWN is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It was named after Isaiah Reynolds and his wife, Sarah, one of many freed slaves who settled there after the Civil War and worked for the railroad. The city of Atlanta annexed the neighborhood in 1909.
After the railroad closed in the 1950s, Reynoldstown declined. Gentrification of the neighborhood started in the 1990s and is stronger now than ever. It attracts residents interested in the neighborhood's architecture—much of which has remained intact over the decades—and its tight-knit community feel.
Reynoldstown Properties For Sale
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