Intown Atlanta
Houses with a point of view, on streets you actually want to walk.
Atlanta House Hunter is for people who care about architecture, walkability, and the specific grain of an intown neighborhood. Chaz Jenkins, REALTOR® (GA license 438670), treats the home like a story — not a row in a grid.
LeCraw House, Inman Park. Photo: Warren LeMay, CC0 public domain.
The hunt
Character first. The form can wait.
If you already know the street — Grant Park, Reynoldstown, Virginia-Highland, Kirkwood, East Atlanta, Cabbagetown — say so. If you only know the feeling (front porch, short walk, old plaster), say that instead.
How we hunt
Street and fabric first. Inventory second.
- The street: can you walk it, and would you want to.
- The house: porch, plaster, light, how it sits on the lot — not a staging montage.
- Then FMLS, if you want to look. The form waits until you have something to say.
FAQ
Straight answers.
What is Atlanta House Hunter?
An editorial site for people hunting walkable, architectural intown Atlanta homes. Same licensed agent as ATL Home Finders — different tone, because this audience is not shopping a lead form.
Which parts of town?
Intown Atlanta: streets and houses with character, walkability, and a point of view. If you want acreage and quiet, Metro ATL Home Finders is the better door.
Can I browse listings here?
Yes. FMLS is on the page, below the fold, so the site still feels like a magazine first. Address search sits with the listings, not in the header.
Who is the agent?
Chaz Jenkins, REALTOR®, Georgia license 438670, HomeSmart, 10900 Crabapple Road, Roswell, GA 30075. Direct 470-485-5483.
How do I inquire without a hard sell?
The form is one page. Say what draws you — architecture, walkability, a neighborhood. You get a person back, not a drip.
Is this HGTV staging?
No. The point is the house and the street, not a lifestyle montage.
FMLS
Inventory, if you want to look.
Inquire