Cabbagetown, located on Atlanta’s east side, is a historic neighborhood, rich with character and culture. Known for its street art, colorful homes, galleries and tight-knit community, Cabbagetown has secured a reputation as the city’s arts district, and a very hip place to be. Relatively small and walkable, residents have easy access to the shopping, dining, entertainment and local events in the neighborhood; including an annual chili cookoff, bluegrass festival, and public block party!

Home to one of the first textile mills in the region, which has now been turned into residential lofts, Cabbagetown has remained an affordable place to live compared to many other neighborhoods surrounding the downtown Atlanta area.

Cabbagetown

Neighborhood Scores

Using a combo of our local, expert knowledge + third-party stats from Yardi, here's our scorecard to help you find your next favorite neighborhood!

Walkability

7.4

Public Transportation

4.2

What Its Known For

Atlanta's arts district, decorated with murals, street art and colorful cottages

Popular attractions including long-time locals' favorite, 97 Estoria, Krog Street Tunnel and Fetch Park

Pros

Easy Beltline access in O4W, with future Beltline development in the works

Vibrant eclectic atmosphere

Cons

No MARTA station in the neighborhood

Limited number of apartment properties

Don’t just take our word for it. See what our friends say!

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Basically the coolest neighborhood in all of ATL. Easy Beltline access, cool hole in the wall bars and tons of incredible local restaurants.