Ormewood Park offers a laid-back yet vibrant lifestyle centered around connection and creativity. Locals gather at neighborhood parks, front porches, and community events like the annual Ormewood Park Makers Festival, celebrating local artisans and musicians. The addition of the Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside Trail has further energized the area, creating an easy link for walkers, bikers, and commuters to explore surrounding neighborhoods while fostering an active, outdoor-oriented culture.
A Historic Neighborhood
with Modern Soul
Nestled in southeast Atlanta, Ormewood Park is a charming blend of historic character and modern creativity. Originally developed in the early 1900s as a streetcar suburb, the neighborhood retains its tree-lined streets, craftsman bungalows, and strong sense of community. Over the years, it has evolved into a lively enclave where old Atlanta charm meets youthful energy—welcoming families, artists, and professionals alike who value both authenticity and accessibility.
Welcome to
ORMEWOOD
The surrounding neighborhoods
Ormewood Park seamlessly connects with nearby Grant Park, East Atlanta Village, and Glenwood Park, creating a cohesive and dynamic community network. Each neighborhood has its own personality—Grant Park with its historic charm and family-friendly feel, East Atlanta Village with its edgy nightlife and music scene, and Glenwood Park with its urban planning and modern amenities. Together, they form a vibrant ecosystem where residents flow freely between local coffee shops, BeltLine trails, and neighborhood events, embodying the collaborative and connected spirit that defines Atlanta’s east side.
