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Where history, art, wellness, and community form Atlanta’s most iconic cultural kaleidoscope, making The Leon on Ponce your elite opportunity to own a piece of it all.

Considered Atlanta’s most pedestrian-friendly neighborhood where walking and biking replace driving and where the Atlanta BeltLine has become a national model for urban connectivity - this is Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward.

NEIGHBORHOOD

VIBE & THRIVE IN O4W’s CULTURE HIVE

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The Leon is located across from Atlanta’s most notable culinary and entertainment destination, Ponce City Market. Ranked by Travel + Leisure in its list of “The World’s Coolest New Tourist Attractions,” PCM was constructed in 1926 by Sears, Roebuck & Co. and later restored in 2015 as an internationally-renowned mixed-use destination, playing host to world-class chefs, innovative beverage junctions, wellness centers, and Atlanta’s best rooftop.

PONCE CITY MARKET

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See and be seen at the trendiest social clubs and rooftop lounges in Atlanta. From the pool, restaurant, and bar atop The Forth Hotel to the Hotel Clermont and Ponce City Market where panoramic vistas vibe, The Leon enjoys a front row seat to Atlanta’s most sought-after social scene.

THE ROOFTOP LIFE

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A community wired for well-being, The Leon is steps from the most active stretch of the Atlanta BeltLine and Old Fourth Ward’s vast network of urban parks and trails. Join a volleyball league in Historic Fourth Ward Park or throw down a blanket along the Freedom Park Trail and enjoy sips under the sun with your four-legged friend.

FITNESS, FUN, & FIDO

Leave the car at home as The Leon opens to a playground of flavors and experiences, with an endless menu of eclectic dining, chic boutiques, 5 grocery stores a stone’s throw away, and Atlanta’s trendiest hotels and entertainment destinations.

EAT, SHOP, REPEAT

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A CULTURAL LEGACY

Founded in the early 1800’s, Old Fourth Ward is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Atlanta and is widely known as the birthplace of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Home to Atlanta’s first baseball team, the Atlanta Crackers, and widely recognized for its collection of vibrant street art, diverse music scene, and arts centric community.