At A Glance
Vinings is an unincorporated “village” just across the Chattahoochee River from the Paces neighborhood in Buckhead. Although not officially in Buckhead, locals love it because Vinings has many of the same benefits: proximity to the top private schools in Buckhead, convenient ITP location, great shopping and dining (Canoe restaurant on the banks of the Chattahoochee is one of the best in the city!)
A unique neighborhood in that it is part of the city of Atlanta, but is located in Cobb County. Cobb has a very generous “senior” property tax exemption that gives close to an 80 percent reduction in property taxes to those who are 62 or older – a perk that has led several empty-nester Buckhead clients to choose Vinings over Buckhead.
Many different neighborhood developments with a wide range of homes for sale, including older renovated homes, new construction homes, townhomes and condos, make up the neighborhood.
See Vinings Homes for SaleWhat We Love
The charming walkable village atmosphere, with beautiful homes set amongst natural scenery.
What We Don’t
The traffic resulting from Cobb Parkway and Vinings Square at commute times.
Real Estate
Made up of many different neighborhood developments, prices range from $400,000 to $3 million.
Location
Vinings is located west of the Paces neighborhood, separated by the Chattahoochee River. Highway 285 and the Cumberland Parkway area is the western border.
Around The Block
Vinings’ Jubilee Shopping Center is a sophisticated collection of stores, boutiques, and restaurants to which many Buckhead locals flock on a sunny day.
The Jubilee features popular stores like J. McLaughlin, specialty boutiques like Sandpiper and Hemline, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Francesca’s, and more!
Paces & Vine is a popular lunch destination for locals and a hotspot for a night out.
Another Broken Egg Cafe is a booming brunch destination. 
Polo Lane is one of our favorite Vinings neighborhoods, hosting polo matches at the neighborhood’s namesake fields. Neighbors also enjoy beautiful hikes here.
Down the street sits an iconic Buckhead restaurant, Canoe. Dining here signifies celebratory occasions or corporate gatherings.
The courtyard and sweeping views of the Chattahoochee River are just icing on the cake.
Downtown Vinings boasts a walkable community, showcasing its rich history with landmarks like…
The Old Vinings Inn offers an historic atmosphere that perfectly sets the stage for the restaurant. It features Southern fare, an attic bar with live music, and a beautiful event space.
