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L5P
Under RENOVATION
Little Five Points under new construction.
Just look around L5P and you will see renovation and new construction
everywhere. Familiar faces are gone and new business and neighbors
are moving in. Long held famous laildmarks like The POINT at 420
Moreland Avenue, which was LSP's premier nightclub and rock venue,
hasclosed forever more. No more Marilyn Manson shows! No more
Saturday and Sunday Rock Matinees! We will miss our most favorite
watering hole and all of the artists it has brought to us over
the last eight years.
before...
In it's place, and in it's new location,"The CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
COMPANY" revitalizesnorth end of the square'with a bright and
airy look featuring the most upbeat and trendiestfashions.
after...
Their former location has been taken over by Soho Shoe Boutique,
1146 Euclid Ave. They sell designer shoes, clothing and
accessories.
Hours are 12-9, call
(404) 584-SOHO (4676) for info.
But LSP
is growing!
As you enter Little Five Points from the Carter Center / Freedom
Parkway, you will notice that the Park to the east of Moreland
Avenue has recently been ringed by a dozen or so new and elegant
homes. These lots had been made available to the original owners
or auctioned off by the DOTafter the City and the State came to
an agreement over the road and FREEDOM PARK a few years ago. These
homes have been under construction for the last several months
and prices range from $250,000 to $450,000. Most of these single
family homes are built to retain the neighborhood's character
add the finishing touches to the perimeter of Atlanta!s largest
greenspace, FREEDOM PARK.
It's also a pleasure to report the bike and walk paths to Ponce
de Leon and North Ave. are nearly complete.
Enter on Moreland Avenue, south towards Little Five, and there
are townhouses going up on theright that will house approximately
ten new families. Across the street, on the east side of Moreland,starting
at the corner of Druid Place, there are twelve new additional
townhouses planned and permitted.
Just past that, a few old neighborhood houses are up for sale
and ripe for potential renovation.
RENOVATION continued -->
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