Three Points at Chosewood Park
Intown Atlanta, ahead of the curve
31-three story townhomes just a short walk from the BeltLine’s Southside Trail. Newly built with attached garages, these homes offer intown living at a prime location without the usual price tag.
Welcome to Three Points
Where southeast Atlanta is heading next
Chosewood Park, located about four miles south of Atlanta’s central business district, and tucked between Grant Park and the BeltLine’s Southside Trail, is a fast-growing community. Residents have roots here that go back generations, while new restaurants, shops, and gathering places add to the culture that was already here. The neighborhood has an uncommon sense of authenticity, as well as a location that can’t be beat at this price point.
Three Points takes its name from the intersection where the community sits: McDonough Boulevard, Grant Street, and Milton Avenue. Our townhomes boast open floor plans, Everluxe cabinetry, gourmet kitchens, fireplaces, and balconies designed for actual use, with garages included. Priced from the high $300s – which is whole different ballpark than the higher prices you’ll find a few blocks north on the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail.
The Location
A neighborhood worth walking
The BeltLine Southside Trail – a short walk north
Grant Park – Atlanta’s oldest surviving city park
Zoo Atlanta
The Beacon – dining, art studios & community space
Grant Park Farmers Market – every Sunday
Chosewood Park – tennis, basketball, baseball & greenspace
Bikeable neighborhood with easy access to the BeltLine
Downtown Atlanta skyline views from the neighborhood’s north end
The Southside Trail connects Chosewood Park to the larger BeltLine loop. Boulevard Crossing Park, planned directly along the trail corridor, will expand the greenspace footprint in the coming years.
the neighborhood
Four miles from downtown with prices
that still make sense for you.
Chosewood Park is one of the last intown Atlanta neighborhoods where new construction is still priced for buyers rather than investors. Between the BeltLine, diverse restaurants, and new trails, Three Points gives you a little bit of everything. With hundreds of new nearby homes, you’re getting in on Chosewood Park early, ahead of the neighborhood’s next chapter.
Life at Three Points
The southside has its own energy — and it’s building
Grant Park Farmers Market – Sundays, year-round
Zoo Atlanta & Grant Park trails – minutes away
The Beacon – dining & arts on the BeltLine’s edge
location & Access
Find your place in southeast Atlanta
Downtown Atlanta
~10 min / ~4 miles
Georgia State University
~10 min
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
~15–20 min
Midtown Atlanta
~15 min
BeltLine Southside Trail
Short walk north
Three Points at Chosewood Park is served by Atlanta Public Schools.
School zoning assignments should be confirmed directly with Atlanta Public Schools prior to purchase, as attendance zones are subject to change.
Nearby
Diinng & Groceries
The Beacon (Hotto Hotto, Patria Cocina, Artist Cove) — nearby Hudson & Alphonse sandwich shop — around the corner Grant Park Farmers Market — Sundays, across from The Beacon Kroger, Aldi — under 2 miles
Parks & Green Space
Chosewood Park (tennis, basketball, baseball, playground) — neighborhood center Grant Park — Atlanta’s oldest city park, 131+ acres Zoo Atlanta — minutes away Boulevard Crossing Park — planned BeltLine park, along the Southside Trail corridor
Access & Transportation
BeltLine Southside Trail — short walk north I-85 / I-75 interchange — minutes away Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport — ~15–20 min
Atlanta Public Schools
School district
I-85 · I-75 · I-20
Highway access
31 townhomes · 3 floor plans
Community size
Standard Features
Everluxe cabinetry throughout
Granite countertops & stainless steel appliances
Fireplace in living area
Spacious primary suite
Balcony off main living level
Attached garage (1- or 2-car by plan)
Community bike station
Renderings and floor plans are official GROWTH illustrations and will vary from homes as built. Pricing subject to change.
