Buckhead Village

At A Glance

From the St. Regis Hotel and Residences to the exclusive new shopping district, Buckhead Atlanta, Buckhead Village is experiencing exponential growth. It is the place to be with exceptional restaurants and shopping, catering to the most affluent clientele in the city. Recent land prices have topped $10 million per acre as developers vie for the coveted consumers for whom this neighborhood is a daily crossroads. Visitors and locals alike come to shop, experience casual and fine dining, and visit the Atlanta History Center. Buckhead Village is a top Atlanta destination for residents of other communities, but for Buckhead residents, the village is simply part of their daily routine.

Buckhead Village is home to the king of all Buckhead condos, the St. Regis Residences, as well as the up-and-coming new single-family and townhome development, 99 E. Andrews, adjacent to the Andrews Entertainment District. There are many mid- and high-rise condo options up and down Peachtree Street. Huge homes just a block away along West Paces Ferry and Valley offer the best of both worlds. High rise and multi-family communities line Peachtree Road, including Ovation, Paces 325, Mathieson Exchange Lofts, Buckhead Village Lofts, and the St. Regis. Gallery and 2828 Peachtree are within blocks. All offer popular amenities – 24 hour concierge, swimming pool, fitness center, and more, but the biggest draw is just being in the village.

Stores such as Hermes, Canali and Christian Louboutin are joined by a variety of other popular retail shops in Buckhead Village. Destination restaurants include local favorites, Southern Gentleman and Gypsy Kitchen, along with NYC-based Shake Shack and Italian-style coffee bar Corso Coffee line manicured sidewalks of Atlanta’s Rodeo Drive. The Buckhead Theatre, a frequently sold-out concert venue, and Loudermilk Park, a green oasis amidst the bustling Buckhead Triangle are both owned by Atlanta businessman, Charlie Loudermilk. The Atlanta History Center & Olympics Exhibit sits on the east border of Buckhead Village.

Whether stocking up on groceries at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s or Lucy’s Market, dining at Lobster Bar, or selecting a custom flower arrangement at Boxwoods, you will find many well-known neighborhood fixtures here. Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza are just up Peachtree Road, where the high-rise office towers and condos are also located. Ga. 400 access is also nearby, taking you to anywhere you want to go! If you’re looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle with a variety of social and cultural activities steps away from your front door, explore Buckhead Village.