Ormewood Park is a tree-lined neighborhood in southeast Atlanta, just east of Grant Park. It mixes Craftsman bungalows and cottages with newer homes, sits right on the Beltline and feels a little quieter than its neighbors. If you’re thinking about buying here, here’s what to know and my step-by-step guide.
Want the big picture first? See my Ormewood Park neighborhood guide for the video tour, market update and local favorites.
Ormewood Park at a glance
- Location: Southeast Atlanta, between Grant Park and East Atlanta
- ZIP code: 30316
- Median sale price: $595,000, Ormewood Park subdivision, past 12 months (FMLS)
- Days on market: 8 (median)
- Known for: Bungalows, the Beltline and a close-knit community
A little history
A trolley line reached the area in 1891, and the first large lots were subdivided for sale in 1892. Atlanta annexed Ormewood Park in 1922. A wave of renovation began in the 1990s, and in 2003 the northwest corner was redeveloped as Glenwood Park, a walkable mix of homes, townhomes and shops.
What it’s like to live in Ormewood Park
Ormewood Park runs from I-20 south to United Avenue, with the Beltline on the west and East Atlanta on the east. Locals walk or bike the Beltline to Grant Park and Glenwood Park, and the Moreland Avenue center at 749 Moreland has Morelli’s Ice Cream, Spoon Eastside, Little Azio and Endulge Cupcakes. Tapestry Greenspace and the Ormewood Park Makers Festival add to the community feel.
Homes and prices
You’ll find Victorian and Craftsman homes, early catalog homes, post-war cottages and late-1950s brick ranches, with newer homes and townhomes in between. In the Ormewood Park subdivision, 57 homes sold over the past 12 months (Nov 2025–Oct 2026) at a median of $595,000, with a median of 8 days on the market and homes selling at about 100% of list price. There were 7 homes for sale in October.
Who Ormewood Park fits
Ormewood Park fits buyers who want an intown home near the Beltline, a range of home styles and a quieter, neighborly feel.
My step-by-step guide to buying in Ormewood Park
Step 1: Get pre-approved
Homes move fast here, so know your budget first.
Step 2: Pick your must-haves
Older bungalow or newer build, yard size, parking.
Step 3: Walk the blocks
Check noise near I-20, Moreland and the Beltline.
Step 4: Compare recent sales
I’ll pull sales street by street.
Step 5: Write a strong offer
Be ready to act quickly on well-priced homes.
Step 6: Inspect carefully
Older homes may need a sewer scope and system updates.
Step 7: Close and settle in
Join the neighborhood association and say hello.
Local favorites in Ormewood Park
- Morelli’s Ice Cream, creative scoops on Moreland
- Spoon Eastside, Thai food
- Little Azio, pizza and Italian
- Tapestry Greenspace, community green space
- Glenwood Park, shops and dining next door
Ormewood Park FAQ
Is Ormewood Park a good place to buy a home?
It can be for buyers who want Beltline access, a range of home styles and a quieter intown feel.
What is the median home price in Ormewood Park?
The median sale price in the Ormewood Park subdivision was $595,000 over the past 12 months (Nov 2025–Oct 2026), according to FMLS InfoSparks.
Is Ormewood Park on the Beltline?
Yes, the Beltline runs along its western edge, next to Grant Park.
What is near Ormewood Park?
Grant Park, East Atlanta, Glenwood Park and Boulevard Heights.
How fast do homes sell in Ormewood Park?
The median was 8 days on the market over the past 12 months.
Ready to explore Ormewood Park?
Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up, selling, relocating to Atlanta, or looking for an agent who welcomes LGBTQ+ clients, I’d love to help you find your place in Ormewood Park. Start with my Ormewood Park neighborhood guide, or call or text me at 404-643-2013.