Brookhaven Village was developed in 1997 and is a fairly small neighborhood wedged between Brookhaven Fields and Drew Valley. The majority of the homes in the Neighborhood are very traditional and mostly brick. There are however a few more modern homes sprinkled around the neighborhood. There is also a small pond in the center of the neighborhood that is enjoyed by the neighbors.
Brookhaven Village is one of Favorite neighborhoods in the Brookhaven area. The homes are all very stately and have great resale values. Most of the homes in the Neighborhood feature upgraded counter tops, stainless appliances and large master Bedrooms.
Active homes as of the first quarter 2008; 3 Price range; middle 400k range Sold Price range for the past year; 400k – 500k
Popular Brookhaven Village Streets; Wayside Drive, Brookhaven Village Circle.
Schools
Elementary: ASHFORD PARK | MONTCLAIR
Middle: CHAMBLEE | SEQUOYAH
High: CHAMBLEE | CROSS KEYS
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Directions:
North on Peachtree, right on North Druid Hills, left on Briarwood, left on Coosawatee, right on Wayside.
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