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ENCE SECTION, IS NOW ON THE MARKET 1- ——- "" 1 'l' II w— ~ .. --- , - ’ ' J - ' K '4 .< , ■ifo ■■ ■ -■* ■ - .. —• ■ • ./ «s e * . Jii ■gj 8 wlm. I 1 ’ i i •E» hBBSkF BK>- r ( 1 J> •*.».» R -.J .- f L MHQK reME^MMI^BgaV. WMWWHMWHMWMIf WBWWnWMMMWHMWWWBmWwMIMWgn* j&u-srjj , A ■ fclh :>. .... afl JP n flt h• • imß HHr"~*- H -• ■ ‘ wk**-:- ■ rw ■ -A-, *•& ... _ ...... ...... afcß* amgafeteSb-^S^. • . MiffMMm W MS- <<. un • «ce. These “places” are paved, and are lined by cement sidewalks. There are sewers and water mains. Trolleys are convenient on three streets. But no trolleys run through the Ms Atkins Park. The “places” shown in the picture run from Moreland avenue to Highland avenue. lienees are to front, and these “places” are not Busy highways of travel. I They are paved and there are water mains And sewers ready to connect with. There are lenient sidewalks and sugar maple trees from the lamous Biltmore nurseries have been set out to Beautify the grass plots in front of each lot. I’ Os course, Atkins Park is a restricted resi lience section. Only residences of the highest Blass will be built there. A minimum as to cost Bas been placed on them. The restrictions in clude race provisions, and no stores or public ■Buildings will ever be allowed there. I In fact, nothing has been left undone to make Atkins Park the highest class section for those B'ho want beautiful residences with all restric tions and exclusiveness. B It is not cheap property. Nor is Atkins Bark meant for cheap residences. It was devel- I'l’ped in a beautiful section of Atlanta, high and -Invay from the dust, smoke and noise of the city. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1912. And it was developed to fill the wants of those who desire something just a little better than has been offered. There are people in Atlanta who want resi dence sites of this high character. And it is to them the lots in Atkins Park will be sold. Those who are interested in property of this kind might like to look things over. And any Atlanta real estate firm handling high-class prop erty will give prices and terms of purchase and furnish plats of the property. This property was developed regardless of expense and it is intended for those who want exclusiveness and the best in high-class residence property. The lots are not cheap lots and no cheap houses will be allowed in Atkins Park. Mr. E. W. Grove, the owner of the 27 acres in the tract, realized that there were people who wanted property of this kind and he spent a fortune in developing it to fill this want. There is every improvement, including cement side walks and paved streets, and the lots are ready to build on. Any Atlanta dealer in high-class realty will sell a lot in Atkins Park and tell about the cost and terms of sale. PAGE SEVEN —MAGAZINE SECTION