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Druid Hills Real Estate
Druid Hills is roughly bounded by the Fulton County line on the west, Emory Road on the north. The boundary cuts just east around the Fernbank Forest and North Avenue constitutes is border to the south. The area is conveniently located near both Interstate 85 and Interstate 285, making transportation in and out of the area a breeze. Druid Hills is convenient to Northlake Mall, as well as notable, upscale shopping centers, Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza. Residents will find that area shopping and services are abundant and they'll enjoy having everything imaginable within a short distance from their homes. Boutiques, restaurants, cinemas, gyms and more are all within the community. Homeowners can retreat to the nearby Druid Hills Golf Club, Fernbank Forest and the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, and Freedom Park. Active families can take advantage of the PATH Atlanta-Stone Mountain Trail, an eighteen-mile bike trail that begins at Fifth Street at the Georgia Tech Campus and runs to Stone Mountain Park. Students in the Druid Hills community will attend schools in the Dekalb County Schools System and Atlanta Public Schools. Druid Hills High School in Dekalb County was a recent award recipient of the Governor's Cup for most improved SAT scores. Also convenient to the area are a number of competitive private schools and several area colleges and universities. It's very likely that prospective homebuyers that purchase a home in Druid Hills will purchase an architectural masterpiece. From exquisite historic homes to newly constructed replicas of the styles the area is known for, homes in Druid Hills equal outstanding architecture with unparalleled beauty. Homes in the Druid Hills area start in the $300s.
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The Druid Hills community is one of Atlanta's most well-known and impressive historic neighborhoods. The district is representative of a wide range of eclectic and revivalist architectural styles, including Georgian, Tudor, Jacobean, and Italian Renaissance homes. It's here where the southern classic Driving Miss Daisy was filmed and residents and visitors alike will agree the community is undeniably picture perfect.
