Everybody has special interests, and that's where we get to know each other. The neighborhood association has formed clubs for gardeners and renovators, as well as children's playgroups. Community-wide social events take place throughout the year, including a Fourth of July parade, a New Year's Eve party and a murder mystery party. The latest neighborhood effort is a bid to become a Community Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife Federation. Residents will work for three to five years to qualify for the honor, incorporating animal-friendly designs into their yards, streams, a community garden and Huntley Hills Park.
Many homes have decks, from which residents can enjoy their gardens.
The city of Chamblee has been actively marketing its affordable neighborhoods to young families. While golf entices many residents, civic activities lure others Huntley Hills residents are working to become a Community Wildlife Habitat. Use this address for linking. Community activities include a Fourth of July parade, summer garden tour and fall yard sale. Creative Loafing Inc. All rights reserved.