Bill Golden Homes

Big value - price just reduced! - in one of Atlanta's favorite neighborhoods.

Recent price improvement - now just $155,000! (That's below the last comparable unit sold there = instant equity.)

Looking for an affordable intown home without sacrificing location. This top-floor 1/1 condo in Morningside offers:
- Hardwood floors
- Updated kitchen
- Private deck
- Washer/dryer hookups
- Assigned parking and extra storage

Plus you're just moments from the , shopping, restaurants, and everything intown Atlanta has to offer.

Schedule your tour today!


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Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta

1990 Wellbourne Drive NE Unit#7 - $155,000 MLS # 7693687 – Morningside for under $200K!! Nature lover?? The incredible Morningside Nature Preserve is just steps away from this amazing top floor unit in amazing location. Gleaming hardwood flo...

A backyard retreat you'll love coming home to.

Welcome to one of Leafmore Hills' newest listings - a beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home where natural light, generous living spaces, and peaceful surroundings come together.

Highlights:
- Fireside family room
- Kitchen open to breakfast room and mudroom
- Partial basement
- Gorgeous, private fenced backyard
- Quiet neighborhood (but close to everything!) with incredible curb appeal

If you've been looking for an intown home that offers both charm and tranquility, this one deserves a closer look.


Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta

2478 Tanglewood Road - $640,000 MLS # 7785102 – The Oak Grove home you've been looking for! Sweet one level ranch with good-sized rooms and a partially finished basement. You'll notice the beautiful landscaping as soon as you driv...

Excited about this important step in connectivity for the Peachtree Creek Greenway, Path400 and Beltline - esp great that Emory is taking on the cost as part of its redevelopment in Executive Park.

Massive Interstate 85 pedestrian bridge coming to Brookhaven A massive infrastructure deal between local leaders and Emory University will soon link Brookhaven to major regional trail networks.

Quiet cul-de-sac. Walkable location. Move-in ready.

Tucked away on a private cul-de-sac of just seven homes in sought-after LaVista Park, this classic brick beauty checks all the boxes.

- 3 bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath and walk-in closet
- Bright, open floor plan with timeless architectural details
- Renovated kitchen with breakfast room/home office space
- Spacious party deck plus a fenced side yard perfect for four-legged family members

Just minutes from (or an easy walk to!) Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory, the CDC, and the Peachtree Creek Greenway.

Ready to see it for yourself? Virtual Tour / Link: https://tinyurl.com/LiveAt1104ChantillyCrescent


Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta

1104 Chantilly Crescent NE - $760,000 MLS # 7786124 – LaVista Park!! This timeless home is on a quiet cul-de-sac of just 7 homes within the community of LaVista Park. It offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, with all bedrooms having their own p...

Which one would you choose? Three neighborhoods. Three lifestyles.

Whether you're looking for:
- A spacious brick home in Brookhaven's LaVista Park (https://tinyurl.com/LiveAt1104ChantillyCrescent)
- A peaceful retreat in Leafmore Hills (https://tinyurl.com/LiveAt2478Tanglewood)
- Or an affordable condo in the heart of Morningside (https://tinyurl.com/LiveAt1990WellbourneDR)

has three listings, any one of which may be exactly what you've been waiting for.

Every buyer's wish list is different - which is why we love helping people find the right home, not just a home.


Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta

in 's sought-after neighborhood! Classic brick home on quiet cul-de-sac of just 7 homes. Bright, open floor plan with great details like coffered ceilings and great moldings. 3BR/3.5BA, with each bedroom having its own ensuite bath and walk-in closet. Renovated kitchen with great breakfast room/office space. Party deck out back, and separate side yard great for pups...and still low maintenance!

Close to: (walkable!), , &

1104 Chantilly Crescent NE - $760,000 MLS # 7786124 – LaVista Park!! This timeless home is on a quiet cul-de-sac of just 7 homes within the community of LaVista Park. It offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, with all bedrooms having their own p...

No one likes it when their taxes go up, but headlines thus far have made Brookhaven’s recent millage-rate increase seem worse than it is.

I’ve drilled down on it, both this increase – which you’ll see is not quite as momentous as headlines herald – and on how to stay involved and have an influence as things develop, rather than once they are done or close to it.

The millage rate is multiplied by your assessment rate (roughly 40% of home’s value), rather than market value. So, a homesteaded property with a fair market value of $800K will see an annual increase of ~$350.

Municipal taxes for Brookhaven make up only about 7% of a total property tax bill – so that millage rate increase is only on that 7% - with the rest of the property tax bill going to DeKalb County and the school district.

Brookhaven now has the second-lowest millage rate of any city in DeKalb, with only Dunwoody having a lower rate, a result of its having vast commercial developments of and around Perimeter Mall for revenue.

The millage rate had not been adjusted since 2015. A homestead exemption shortfall means a third of residential property value in Brookhaven is frozen and cannot be taxed; that’s an untaxed $1.2 billion. It is untaxed because Brookhaven has a freeze, instituted when the city was founded in 2012; two years ago voters could have repealed that, but the referendum failed.

The upside of that freeze is that Brookhaven has one of the highest bond ratings available, meaning one of the lowest rates for borrowing.

Brookhaven did cut its proposed budget to attenuate any millage rate increase, but did so in ways that prevented most service cuts, as Brookhaven residents have enjoyed and even demanded better, broader services. In fact, many residents wanted their neighborhoods to become part of Brookhaven exactly for and because of these better and increased services.

Failing to increase the millage rate could have, for instance, forced Brookhaven to eliminate some 60 staff positions, including police personnel.

A delicate point to make: Millage-rate discussions began as early as Oct. & Nov. 2025, so the best way to be part of the discussion and direction of our City is to stay current (okay, current-ish) on our city's biz.

Follow local media and drill down on any Brookhaven (and DeKalb) reporting. Attend, view or review official city meetings and agendas. Live streams and public comment opportunities abound. Be actively involved in your neighborhood association(s), which facilitate communication between neighborhoods and the city. Sign up for Brookhaven Alerts and subscribe to Brookhaven Communication updates (the weekly Brookhaven Blast, etc.).

Of course, stay in touch with your City Council representative (I believe all of them have quarterly, interactive meetings and are otherwise readily available) and other city representatives. Maybe volunteer for one of the appointed citizen roles or run for elected office. We’re a small city so you can literally email, call or make an appointment to go see a Brookhaven staffer. I actually enjoy doing that.