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MONTGOMERY PARK
DEVELOPER:
Marietta Housing Authority
Montgomery Park is a Marietta Housing Authority initiative to replace the former Lyman Homes apartments with 45 single family homes. The new development is named for its Montgomery Street area location near North Marietta Parkway and Cherokee Street approximately 1.0 miles northeast of the Marietta Square and 2.0 miles from the Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & Conference Center and City Club golf course.
PROJECT DETAILS Montgomery Park’s homes are priced from the low $200,000s to the mid $300,000s. Thirty percent or approximately 15 homes at Montgomery Park will be reserved for entry level homebuyers, through the
MHA Initiative for Homeownership Opportunities, to create a seamless mixed-income community. The Marietta Housing Authority completed demolition of existing buildings in spring 2007. Site infrastructure is scheduled to begin in 2008. A residential builder will be selected through a request for proposal process.
Local Community Information
Montgomery Park is located a short distance, approximately 0.75 miles, from Marietta’s Downtown entertainment, cultural arts, dining, shopping and more. Learn more about events, shopping and happenings around the Marietta Square by visiting the official Welcome Center website at
www.mariettasquare.com.
Performing Arts – Montgomery Park residents enjoy close proximity to
Theatres and Museums on the Marietta Square, including the Historic Strand Theatre. Performances by the
Georgia Ballet are held approximately 3 miles and
Cobb Symphony Orchestra performances, approximately 6 miles from the neighborhood. The
Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is approximately 10 miles from Manget.
Places of Interest – Montgomery Park is close to many places of interest, including the
Cobb County Central Library, which is located approximately 0.5-miles from the site, and a short distance from
National and Confederate Cemeteries. Montgomery Park is approximately one mile from the newly renovated
Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & Conference Center and the Marietta Golf Course and
City Club.
Area Attractions – Montgomery Park and Marietta’s downtown neighborhoods have close proximity to Metro Area attractions. Popular attractions unique to the community include Six Flags
White Water and
American Adventures, located approximately 2-miles away,
Dave & Buster's, located approximately 5-miles away, as well as
Ice Forum at Town Center located approximately 7-miles, one of two indoor ice rinks in Metro Atlanta.
Parks and Recreation - Residents of Montgomery Park will enjoy close proximity to
City parks and recreation. The neighborhood is supported by the
Birney Street Park and
Elizabeth Porter Recreation Center. Montgomery Park is a short drive to the city’s
Aviation Baseball/Softball Complex and
Allcourt Tennis Academy.
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park is just over 6-miles west of the neighborhood. The
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area and
Allatoona Lakes & Recreation Area are within 25 miles of neighborhood.
Shopping and Dining - Comprehensive dining information for restaurants near Montgomery Park can be found at
www.eatonthesquare.com. In addition to local dining and boutique shopping located on and around the Marietta Square, residents enjoy close proximity to Marietta’s
Whole Foods/Harry's Farmers Market, approximately 2-miles,
Town Center Mall approximately 6-miles, and
Cumberland Mall, approximately 12-miles, from the site.
Primary Education -
Residents of Montgomery Park are served by the Marietta City Schools (MCS). MCS serves some 8,000 students at eight elementary choice schools—one of which is a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Magnet—one middle school, one sixth-grade school, and one high school. MCS is home to four Georgia Schools of Excellence and one National School of Excellence. MCS has consistently ranked among the top 15 percent of public school systems nationally for the past several years, and has also
earned numerous recognitions.
Secondary Education – Montgomery Park is close to many colleges & universities with technical, undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and continuing education programs. Schools with a campus within a short drive include
Chattahoochee Technical College, approximately 2-miles,
Kennesaw State University, approximately 7-miles,
Life University approximately 3-miles,
Southern Polytechnic State University, approximately 2-miles, and the
University of Phoenix, approximately 3-miles from the neighborhood.
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Active Redevelopment Projects
»Shovel Ready Sites
»Marietta Walk
»Meeting Park
»Manget at Historic Marietta
»Hunter Walk at the Marietta Square
»Emerson Overlook
»Atlanta Northern Traction Co. Building
City News Releases
»Meeting Park under construction, expands city's downtown - 3/18/2008
»Metro Atlanta governments tour Marietta's redevelopment - 6/12/2007
»Hundreds preview city's new housing developments - 3/21/2007
»City Breaks Ground on New Housing Development Near Square - 11/1/2005
Redevelopment Area Improvements
»N. Fairground Street (Allgood Road to N. Marietta Parkway)
»Gramling Street at Powder Springs Road »Right Turn Lane - Completed
»Powder Springs Road Streetscapes
»Powder Springs Road Multi-Use Path (CO-AR-BP215)
»N. Fairground Street (N. Marietta Parkway to S. Marietta Parkway)
»Roswell Street (Olive Street to Fairground Street)
»Roswell Street Streetscapes
»Franklin Road (S. Marietta Parkway to Delk Road)
»Franklin Road at Delk Road
»Wylie Road Sidewalks
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