The Athens Clarke County Planning Department

Bloomfield is a densely developed district characterized by houses with uniform setbacks on small and predominantly rectangular lots. Victorian Eclectic, American Four-square, Bungalow and Craftsman styles can be found along with a few houses with Tudor revival and Neoclassical detailing.

Boulevard Historic Distirct is an Athens streetcar suburb dating from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Houses range from one to two stories in height and from simple vernacular cottages to large mansions.

West Cloverhurst / Springdale Historic District is an early to mid-20th Century residential area, which reflects a variety of architectural styles from the era. Defining visual characteristics include the eclectic variety of architecture, prominent front gables, and dogwood lined streets.

Cobbham, often called Athens' first suburb, is characterized by substantial, well-built houses, schools, and churches lining treeshaded streets near downtown Athens.

Constructed primarily between 1810 and 1910, the homes in this district range in size from cottages to larger two-story residences. The tree that owns itself is a local landmark of folklore fame.

This district is a small, primaily residential area composed of historic residences dating from the mid-19th century through the mid-20th century. Modestly detailed folk-victorian cottages represent the most prevalent architectural style.

The Reese Street Local Historic District is a small residential neighborhood of approximately six square blocks in area located three blocks west of downtown Athens. The district primarily contains modest late 19th and early 20th century frame residences. Also within the district are one historic church and one school building as well as two historic commercial structures.

Rocksprings is a small historic district in the middle of Athens consisiting of a row of shotgun houses, the remnant of a much larger collection of worker housing dating from 1925.

Woodlawn Historic District is comprised of a group of early 20th century residences. Styles include Bungalow/Craftsman, Colonial Revival, Classical Revival, and Tudor Revival.