Buckhead

Located in Fulton County, Buckhead is an affluent neighborhood of Atlanta. It is also one of the Georgia’s biggest enclaves. There are over 90,000 people residing in Buckhead’s more than 40 neighborhoods, with more residential development projects underway.

Buckhead’s numerous luxury shopping destinations, stately homes, and vibrant nightlife have earned it the name “Beverly Hills of the East.” Buckhead can be accessed via Peachtree Road, Paces Ferry Road, the U.S. Route 19, and the Georgia State Route 400.

The city of Buckhead got its name from the legacy left by Henry Irby, who established a general store and tavern in 1837. Travelers often made the tavern their stop, where Irby hung the “buck head” of a large deer that he had hunted down.

Over the years, settlers made their way to Buckhead, lured by the area’s natural beauty and wide, open spaces. There, they built saw mills and grist mills, established ferrying services, and opened pottery shops. Many wealthy Atlantans also began building their own summer vacation homes in Buckhead. Soon, neighborhoods and subdivisions began to flourish. In 1952, the city officially became a part of Atlanta.

The majority of properties in Buckhead are made up of single-family homes, ranging from multi-million dollar estates to affordable, two-story abodes. These luxury homes for sale in Atlanta, GA boast of various architectural styles like French, Contemporary, and Traditional. Other real estate properties for sale in Buckhead are condominiums, apartments, lots, and land.

Buckhead has more than 40 neighborhoods, some of which are:

• Buckhead is known for its numerous shopping destinations such as Lenox Square, the Phipps Plaza, and The Shops Buckhead Atlanta. These upscale shopping centers are packed with designer boutiques, trendy stores, and high-end brands. You’ll also find plenty of great restaurants that serve American, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, and Southern-style cuisines.
• Buckhead has plenty of green spaces for residents to enjoy. The Charlie Loudermilk Park on the Peachtree-Roswell-Paces Ferry intersection is a charming block of green space in the heart of Buckhead’s bustling business district. Other outdoor green spaces are Chastain Park, Tanyard Creek Park, and Little Nancy Creek Park.
• Buckhead has a vibrant nightlife. From nightclubs to dive bars, the city has something for everyone. Clubs offer both drinking and dancing. There are quieter pockets, including posh bars and restaurants.

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