Where Atlanta’s Past Meets Atlanta’s Present
LIVE LIFE ON THE HILL
Welcome Home to Centennial Hill; a limited collection of Craftsman Modern Farmhomes in historic Summerhill. Meticulously curated to celebrate the neighborhoods history while embracing its future, Centennial Hill is the perfect place to experience life!
Located near the intersection of 75/85 and I-20 you can get to downtown & midtown in mere minutes and get to the Airport with ease. Step out your front door and take a short walk to Georgia Ave and enjoy the new retail stores and restaurants in the shadow of the old Olympic stadium, now home to Georgia State Football. Walk or bike a few more blocks to make your way to The Beltline Southside trail, The Beacon, Zoo Atlanta and Grant Park!
“Walk Everywhere!”
DESIGNED TO INSPIRE
Centennial Hill was designed to inspire connection and community interaction. Each home was thoughtfully equipped with comfortable covered front porches for you to relax outdoors on and build relationships with your neighbors. The porches gracefully transition through the Olympic Ring inspired doors into spacious open living spaces on the main level that are perfect for entertaining and relaxing. Each home also features an unrivaled third floor living space with a stunning rooftop deck that overlooks a neighborhood steeped in history. It’s also the perfect place to slow down, relax, and take in the sounds of the community. Listen closely and you might even hear the roar of the crowd at Georgia State Stadium.
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561 CONNALLY ST SE
565 CONNALLY AVE SE
161 CRUMLEY ST SE
165 CRUMLEY ST SE
A Place Where the Echos of Greatness Stir
When you step out the front door onto the brick paved streets you are stepping into one of the most historically rich neighborhoods in Atlanta. Established in 1865 at the end of the Civil War, Summerhill was one of Atlantas first integrated neighborhoods with early inhabitants that consisted of freed Slaves and Jewish immigrants. In 1911, two-thirds of Atlanta's Jewish residents called Summerhill home and the neighborhood was also home to E. P. Johnson Elementary School, the only public school for Black children in the City.
The echos of Atlanta sports glory are engrained in the communities fiber as it was home to 1996 Olympic Games, Hank Aarons 755 Home Run, Sid Breams slide, Michael Johnson’s Golden Shoes, a Braves World Series Title, Muhammad Ali’s lighting of the Olympic Torch and more! Atlanta Legends such as HJ Russell, Ciara and Evander Holyfield. also once called Summerhill home, contributing to the neighborhoods diverse history.
Located at the intersection of Atlanta’s Rich history and Atlanta’s Bright future; Summerhill is the perfect place to call home!
