Tuxedo Park

Tuxedo Park has evolved over more than 50 years from woodland and farms through magnificent summer estates to one of Buckhead's most prestigious neighborhoods.

Although its elegant homes range from Georgian and Tudor to Italianate and Greek Revival, the lush natural environment unifies the district. Homes on large lots often are nestled into woods or sited beyond a rise in a rolling park-like setting.

The Tuxedo Park neighborhood, a magnet for tour buses, is generally bounded by Valley Road on the east, Blackland Road on the north, Northside Drive on the west and West Paces Ferry Road on the south.

Tuxedo Park history dates back to the 1800's when the area was primarily farm land. Tuxedo Park was later developed into residential residences as some of Atlanta's most affluent built large estates to serve as their summer homes. The Tuxedo Park location was attractive then because it was removed from the hustle and bustle of growing Atlanta. Residences were built on spacious wooded lots, and nestled between trees and rolling hills. Although the city of Atlanta has grown to surround this once removed area, Tuxedo Park still maintains its park like feel, providing residents with an aura of seclusion and escape, just as it did in the 1800s.

Tuxedo Park is located south of Chastain Park, west of Buckhead Forest, east of Kingswood and north of Argonne Forest and Peachtree Heights.

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