Inman Park

Inman Park Beer Chase

Join in the fun and a great cause this Sunday!  Inman Park Beer Chase is November 6, 2011.  Start the day with a late start 5k through historic Inman Park.  Beer Fest starts at 12:30 p.m. and runs until 4:30 p.m. and features over 80 seasonal brews from both local national breweries .  Combo tickets available if you are interested in running the 5k and staying for the Beer Fest.   Proceeds for the 5k & Fest are for the benefit of the Inman Park Security Patrol.

For tickets and additional information Inman Park Beer Chase!

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Inman Park Neighborhood | Atlanta, GA

Inman Park Neighborhood |  Atlanta, GA

Inman Park located in Atlanta, GA is just 2 miles east of downtown Atlanta.  Inman Park is Atlanta’s first suburb & one of the Nation’s first garden suburbs.  The neighborhood was developed in 1880’s by Joel Hurt who believed people should live in a country-like setting but still close to the business district.  He insisted on large lots, curving streets, and parks throughout the neighborhood.    With his help, the residences were connected to the 5 Points business district via a trolley system.  The Trolley Barn which was the stop in Inman Park still available for rent for events & weddings. 

Historic Inman Park or HIP to its friends, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Inman Park home styles include Victorian, Queen Anne, Dutch Colonial Revival, American Four Square, Craftsman bungalow, Shotgun home, Italianate Townhomes, condos, and lofts.   You will find new construction homes alongside of the older homes.  There are historic guidelines for renovation and new builds helping keeping the neighborhood’s roots tied to Hurt’s vision.      

Inman Park proudly calls itself  “Small Town Down Town” – having kept the community feel of a small town while being located in a HIP urban location.   Active community involvement from the neighbors of Inman Park have built and sustained a thriving neighborhood association – Inman Park Neighborhood Association (IPNA) as well as the creation of Inman Park’s Security Patrol in cooperation of Atlanta Police Department.  One of the best festivals in Metro Atlanta is the Inman Park Festival held each spring at the end of April. 

Inman Park makes good use of its tree lined streets & sidewalks and features numerous restaurants, shops and parks – all within walking distance.  Inman Park has a Marta station and the Atlanta Beltline project also runs along the corridor of the neighborhood.    Freedom Park runs through the neighborhood and links Inman Park to adjoining neighborhoods. 

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Inman Park Restaurant Week

Inman Park Restaurant Week is March 28 – April 3, 2011.   Enjoy a taste of Inman Park  when eleven of our favorite restaurants & chefs will be opening their doors in support of Open Hand, whose mission is to help people prevent or better manage chronic disease through better nutrition by combining home-delivered meals and nutritional education to those in need.    Participating restaurants include Wisteria, Pure , Sauced, Rathbun’s, Rathbun’s Steak House, Fritti’s, The Albert, North Highland Pub, Victory Sandwich Bar, Parish, Park’s Edge, & Sotto Sotto. Menu’s priced from $15 to $35.  For details check out the site Inman Park Restaurant Week Site.

Each restaurant will be selling raffle tickets for $1/each.  The three winners of the raffle will win a hosted hor d’ouerves, beer &  wine party at Kevin Rathbun’s Steak’s Patio for 10 of their friends.  Each Inman Park restaurant will bring tastes from their restaurants for the winner.  The winner will be announced at the end of the restaurant week.

Get a taste of InmanPark.  Inman Park Restaurant Week March 28 – April 3.

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Inman Park Homes

Inman Park Homes!  

Just listed this charming 1920′s bungalow on one of Inman Park’s finest street.  Home has many charming features including four decorative fireplaces, original doors, oak floors/pine floors, custom built bookcase, stained glass window and 9′ ceiling height.   Large 3 bedroom/2 bathroom home has office/sitting room connected to master suite.  Kitchen has been fully renovated and offers cherry cabinets, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, pantry, butler’s pantry and in eat-in bar.  Electrical/phone/cable/ – all rewired and plumbing upgraded/renovated including water lines/sewer lines.  This home has a large yard for Inman Park Home.    There is room for expansion or sculpt your perfect retreat.

Looking to live/walk?    This house received a walking score of 95.   Inman Park is Atlanta’s oldest suburb and has sidewalks through out the neighborhood making it a friendly and walkable place to call home.  Great restaurants and shopping are also available.   Each spring Inman Park celebrates one of the cities best weekend festivals.  Festival is the last weekend of April and features artists booths, music venues, kids play areas, tour of homes, the famous Parade on Saturday and a chance to meet your neighbors! 

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Looking for other homes in the Inman Park neighborhood?   Search for more homes here.      You can search for homes in the FMLS here.

There is no time like the present to buy a home.  Interest rates are historically low and there are great opportunities in and out of Inman Park.

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Atlanta’s Neighborhoods Were Made for Walking!

Atlanta’s Neighborhoods Were Made for Walking!   More and more buyers are looking for homes where they can walk to restaurants, shopping, grocery stores and parks.   Certainly there are numerous benefits to parking your car for the weekend and walking your errands or walking to your favorite eats and drinks.   Atlanta is presently ranked 22 in the City Rankings of Walk-ability.  Specifically – the neighborhoods  Five Points, Ponce-Highland & Sweet Auburn are mentioned.

If you are wondering how your Atlanta Neighborhood stacks up to walking, here is a quick test for you – WalkScore can give you some insight.

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Inman Park Festival

We are in the countdown mode to the 39th annual Inman Park Festival!   If you haven’t been to the festival – you have been missing out and you need to make the change this year and GO!     Parade is on Saturday but there is plenty for everyone on both days – including art, food, music, playground for kids and beer.

The Festival is Saturday April 24th & Sunday April 25th.   The Tour of Homes does begin on the Friday the 23rd (not every house on the tour is open on this day though) and goes through the festival.  For more details – Inman Park Festival Information.

There are plenty of opportunities to volunteer for the Festival as well.  Inman Park Festival Volunteer information.

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Inman Park Festival – April 24th, 25th & 26th

This weekend is the 38th Annual Inman Park Spring Festival & Tour of Homes.  It’s my favorite one.  I know I am completely biased because it is my neighborhood but it really does have a lot to offer. 

The Tour of Homes begins on Friday at noon and continues through Sunday evening.  The Festival is open on Saturday & Sunday beginning at 11am each day.  On Saturday at 2pm is the parade.  Along with the various artists lining the streets and the beer trucks – there are bands at various times and locations.   Schedule details are here.

For more information on the festival – click here.

Inman Park

Inman Park

 Inman Park- Historic Inman Park is Atlanta’s first planned community & one of the Nation’s first garden suburbs and located 2 miles east of Downtown. Active in their community – residents celebrate the neighborhood every April with the Inman Park Festival.   Neighborhood features historic homes – Victorians, bungalows & American four squares, new construction, townhomes, condos, lofts, rentals, shopping, restaurants, and parks including Freedom Park Trails.  Inman Park is also home to a community pool – Inman Park Pool.   More information on Inman Park. 

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