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Ansley Park bounded by Peachtree, Piedmont
avenue, Fifteenth street on the south and Brookwood
on the north, away from all the common objections of
civilization, and possessed of all the culture, location,
improvements and social attainments! You know that
you and your wife and your daughter and your son
have the proper protection.
You can go now and see what your surroundings
I will be.
Your neighbors are here now.
There is no guesswork.
If you want club life, it is at your door.
Also churches, schools and out-door life.
Five million dollars some day will be necessary
for the development of Atlanta parks.
Mr. Ansley has thought this out, too.
He has given to the city of Atlanta in la,nd for
parks, what would have brought him, if sold in lots,
more than his profits have amounted to.
So when you buy a home in Ansley Park you buy
more than your lot. Your equity in the free parks
and winding drives is a rich endowment. •
Piedmont Park is just across the avenue.
Four gently sloping hills, with a long winding
valley below, make (after great work) juvenile base
ball grounds for the wee folk.
There are tennis courts a-plenty for the young
and old.
b TH FROM $75 TO S3OO
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F 2, $250; No. 3, $250; No. 4, $100; No. 5. $200; No. 6. $250; No. 7, S3OO
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER' 16, 1912.
And one of the most delightful and interesting
golf courses imaginable is being developed.
Then, too, a Club House for you—for Ansley Park
—for the friends of our Ansley Park folks.
A swimming pool.
Walks and drives.
Just get this: a man built Ansley Park but Na
ture first made all possible. Mr. Ansley saw the pos
sibility. Work and money brought it to a climax.
When you buy a lot, are you going to be a good
buyer?
Are you going to get all that your money will
buy?
Are you anxious to make a profit?
Will anything bring the returns an Ansley Park
lot will bring?
Would you do without the parks?
Why not make life longer and more pleasant by
playing golf? When you get this air and exercise,
isn’t it nice to have a great big open park for the boys
and girls, with other boys and girls of a like class, in
plain view of your front porch, where mother can sit
and watch —not endangered by street traffic and city
dangers?
Will not an afternoon or evening with your
friends, your neighbor friends be pleasant at the
club?
It certainly will.
You get all of these and more when you buy an
Ansley Park lot.
Ansley Park property has always, and always
will be, good property, good collateral and a sensible
investment.
It is easy to place a loan on Ansley Park lots
and homes. They are a recognised mark of good
value. The banker knows Ansley Park is trading
daily. It is the most permanently salable home prop
erty in Atlanta.
Ansley Park is in demand and has more millions
in homes in it than any eight-year-old home park m
this Union.
Like Atlanta, Ansley Park has just started. At
lanta’s growth reminds us of the negro chased by the
ghost. In his flight he started a rabbit ahead of him
and overtook the rabbit. With one swipe of his foot
the negro said, as he looked back and saw the ghost
very near:
“Get out’en the way rabbit and let a man run
what can.”
When you are looking for growing property,
don’t forget Ansley Park has kicked all competitors
aside, and the ghost has never overtaken it.
EDWIN P. ANSLEY
/ Ivy 1600. Realty Trust Building.
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