Whittier Mill Village

I have been showing houses in Whittier Mill Village AND I am in love with it! It is an old mill village on the Chattahoochee River and is loaded with character! The houses are craftsman houses built in 1900, they are adorable! They have big porches and picket fences and lovely, old fireplaces and hardwood floors! What else could you ask for?!

Below are some examples of the adorable bungalows, that have made me fall in love with this neighborhood!

Look at that porch! I can imagine some fun parties and sipping coffee in the morning here!

Beautiful original detail on the fireplace below! How cute?!

And the fall decorations, only make it better!

Here is the old mill, that is now a park! They hold great festivals and community parties here!

Apparently, the neighborhood is separated into two sections. On top of the hill, you are called "Hill People". And down next to the park,  you are referred to as "Mill People".  Mill people were the mill workers, and hill people were the bosses. I thought that was so cute! If you are interested in visiting some homes in this charming, Atlanta neighborhood please reach out to me! Ashley@beacham.com. Have a very happy halloween!

I love Fall!

Don't you just love Fall? I love Fall, especially in Atlanta! I just finished walking Chastain Park and felt inspired to tell everyone how much I am enjoying Fall! The colors are so vibrant here, I just can't get enough! Hope you are enjoying this cooler weather too!

Happy Fall Y'all!

Beacham Series Release Party!

It is that time of year! Beacham and Company, REALTORS releases their biannual magazine, The Beacham Series, featuring Atlanta's finest real estate. And guess what?! This is my first time being featured in the magazine as an agent!

See my sold below! Bottom right hand corner.

Beacham and Company and fellow friends will be celebrating not only the release of the Beacham Series, but also our 5 year anniversary as a company!

Yes, I will be gawking over this living room Tuesday night!

If you want to find out more about the party and interested in joining us, See Blayne Beacham's blog, This Photographer's Life.