What to Know Before Moving to Inman Park

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As a whole, Atlanta is a vibrant and desirable city to live in, making many of its neighborhoods equally great options. That being said, the Inman Park neighborhood of Atlanta boasts several unique characteristics that make it attractive to any one considering a move to the city. If you are in fact considering a move to Atlanta, read on to discover a historic and wonderful neighborhood within Atlanta. Also be sure to check out our services – we here at Bellhop would be more than happy to assist you with your next move!

A Brief Introduction to Inman Park

Here are several reasons why living in Inman Park might be the right choice for you compared to other neighborhoods in Atlanta.

1. Beautiful and Historic Architecture – Inman Park is known for its beautiful and well-preserved Victorian architecture, which gives the neighborhood a unique charm and character.

2. Proximity to Downtown Atlanta – Inman Park is located just east of downtown Atlanta, making it very convenient for people who work or study in the city. It is also close to major highways and public transportation options, making it easy to get around.

3. Walkability – Inman Park is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Atlanta, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and parks within easy walking distance.

4. Access to the BeltLine – The Atlanta BeltLine is a 22-mile loop of multi-use trails and parks that connects neighborhoods across the city. Inman Park is located along the BeltLine, giving residents easy access to this popular amenity.

Inman Park Neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia — Eddie Krebs, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

How much does it cost to live in Inman Park?

According to Zillow, the median home value in Inman Park is $777,660 and the average home value is $884,752 as of September 2021. Though this average is not as high as some other neighborhoods in Atlanta, such as Buckhead, it is certainly on the upper end for the city of Atlanta.

Demographics of Inman Park

According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Inman Park neighborhood in Atlanta is a diverse area with a population of approximately 10,000 people. The racial makeup of Inman Park is predominantly White (64%) followed by Black or African American (22%). The remainder of the population is made up of people of Hispanic/Latino origin, Asian, and other races. The median age of residents in Inman Park is 36 years old and the average household income is $107,000, which is above the national average. Additionally, approximately 54% of residents in Inman Park hold a bachelor’s degree or higher.

The population of Inman Park has increased by about 5% over the past ten years from 9,335 in 2010 to 9,802 according to the latest available Census data from 2019. This growth can be attributed to several factors, including the revitalization of the neighborhood, the development of new housing projects, and the overall growth of Atlanta as a city.

Inman Park Transportation Options

A critical part of the equation for determining a neighborhood to move to is the transportation situation. Inman Park is located approximately 2.5 miles from downtown Atlanta. By car, the commute from Inman Park to downtown Atlanta can take around 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic.

Inman Park is well-connected to the rest of Atlanta by mass transit. The neighborhood is served by both the MARTA bus and rail systems, with the Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA rail station located within walking distance. The rail line serves the east/west Blue Line and the north/south Green Line, and provides easy access to downtown Atlanta and other major destinations. Additionally, the Atlanta Streetcar has a stop in Inman Park, which provides a quick route to downtown and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Finally, Inman Park has a number of bike lanes and bike-friendly streets, which makes it easy to get around on two wheels.

Public and Private Schools in Inman Park

Understanding the types of schools that exist in and around Inman Park may be of supreme importance to some readers, especially those with children. According to GreatSchools.org, public schools in the Inman Park neighborhood of Atlanta have a mixed rating, with some schools scoring higher than others. Mary Lin Elementary School and Inman Middle School both receive high marks, while Grady High School is rated lower.

There are several private school options in the area, including The Children’s School, which serves students from preschool through eighth grade, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, which offers kindergarten through eighth-grade education, and The New School, which offers an alternative educational approach for grades K-6. The Paideia School, located nearby, is a well-regarded private K-12 school, as well.

Getting Ready to Move?

Whether you’re moving from Atlanta or moving long-distance to Atlanta, we here at Bellhop are excited by the opportunity to help you with all of your moving needs. Get in touch if you’re in need of Atlanta movers – we’re here to help.

Larry Blue

City Operations Manager at Bellhop

Larry has been in Atlanta for more than four years. He enjoys hanging out in Buckhead, exploring the parks and trails of the Atlanta BeltLine, snowboarding, and rooting for his favorite local sports teams (including the Braves, Falcons, and GA Bulldogs). Larry has been in the moving industry for more than five years, and says he knows it's going to be a good moving day "[when] all items are boxed and sealed and there's a clear path from house/apartment to the truck."