Who Sells Garden Hills: The Agents Behind 10 Sales in 12 Months

Garden Hills is a compact Atlanta neighborhood where sales are measured in single digits rather than dozens, and across every Compass agent in the metro the last 12 months brought 10 closings worth $18.6M. That small count makes the ranking below unusually clear: one agent handled most of the year, and the rest of the field is thin. The numbers that follow show what those 10 homes looked like and who closed them.  The range from $1,300,000 to $2,787,178 is narrow for a luxury market, and the $1.86M average reflects that consistency. At $548 per square foot, Garden Hills homes are priced by their size and their address with little variance. For a seller, this means there are no outliers to anchor a high ask; for a buyer, it means the neighborhood trades in a predictable, high band without the steep discounts or premiums seen in more volatile areas. ## The leaders  1. **[Allyson Golightly](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/allyson-golightly)** — 7 sales totaling $13.4M, top sale $2,787,178 2. **Michael Webb** — 2 sales totaling $3.7M, top sale $2,400,000 3. **[Patty Webb](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/patty-webb)** — 2 sales totaling $3.7M, top sale $2,400,000 4. **Jan Kolker** — 1 sale totaling $1.9M, top sale $1,892,900 5. **Pauline Miller** — 1 sale totaling $1.9M, top sale $1,892,900 6. **[Glennis Beacham](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/glennis-beacham)** — 1 sale totaling $1.5M, top sale $1,531,000 Allyson Golightly closed 7 of the 10 sales, including the year’s top price at $2,787,178, so she accounted for most of the neighborhood’s activity. Michael Webb and Patty Webb each closed 2 sales for $3.7M, tying for second place, while Jan Kolker, Pauline Miller and Glennis Beacham each closed 1. The ranking shows a market dominated by one agent, with the rest of the field split among five names handling one or two closings each. ## The biggest Garden Hills sales of the year  1. **89 Sheridan Drive Northeast** — $2,787,178, closed August 2026, 4 bed, 4 bath, 3,746 sq ft · [Allyson Golightly](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/allyson-golightly) 2. **400 Pine Tree Drive Northeast** — $2,400,000, closed October 2025, 4 bed, 5 bath, 4,713 sq ft · Michael Webb 3. **98 Sheridan Drive Northeast** — $1,892,900, closed November 2025, 4 bed, 4 bath · [Allyson Golightly](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/allyson-golightly) The three biggest sales were all four-bedroom homes, with 89 Sheridan Drive Northeast leading at $2,787,178 in August 2026 through Allyson Golightly. 400 Pine Tree Drive Northeast followed at $2,400,000 in October 2025, closed by Michael Webb, and 98 Sheridan Drive Northeast closed at $1,892,900 in November 2025, also by Allyson Golightly. Each home is a substantial, renovated property on a Garden Hills street, with the top sale setting the neighborhood’s high mark for the year. Allyson Golightly, Patty Webb and Glennis Beacham are on the directory, and their pages carry current listings, contact details and the open houses they are hosting. A buyer can use the ranking to see who has recently closed in Garden Hills and then check what those agents have on the market now. For a seller, the record above shows which agents have the most recent experience with the neighborhood’s specific price band and home styles. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the Atlanta area, as recorded on September 17, 2026; closed sales in Garden Hills over the 12 months to August 2026. One sale is one listing; a team and its members each count a shared sale.*