Adair Park
Westside Trail access, Craftsman bungalows, $340K median
Location and Boundaries
Adair Park sits on Atlanta’s westside, south of West End and north of Capitol View. The Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail runs along the western edge. Murphy Avenue forms part of the eastern boundary.
History
Developed in the early 1900s as housing for workers at nearby rail yards and industrial plants along Murphy Avenue. A working-class neighborhood that maintained its original housing stock through the decades.
Housing Stock
Primarily 1910-1940 Craftsman bungalows with some infill construction.
Craftsman bungalows (1910-1940): One-story and story-and-a-half plans. 1,000-1,500 sq ft on 5,000-7,000 sq ft lots. Hardwood floors, front porches, built-in shelving.
New construction: Townhomes and small single-family on infill lots, typically mid-$400s.
Price Ranges (2026)
| Tier | Price Range | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | $200K-$280K | Unrenovated bungalow needing significant work. Budget $80K-$120K for renovation. |
| Mid | $320K-$400K | Partially or fully renovated. Updated kitchens, newer roof and systems. |
| Upper | $425K-$500K+ | New construction or high-end renovations with additions. |
Schools
Atlanta Public Schools zoning:
- Elementary: Dunbar Elementary
- Middle: Sylvan Hills Middle School
- High: Carver Early College
Charter options: KIPP South Fulton Academy, Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School
Transit and Commute
- Walk Score: 56
- Bike Score: 62
- Transit Score: 44
Drive times:
- Downtown Atlanta: 10 minutes
- Midtown: 15 minutes
- Hartsfield-Jackson Airport: 20-25 minutes
MARTA: West End Station approximately 0.75 miles. Airport 18 minutes by train. Bus routes 71 and 83 serve Lee Street.
Westside Trail: Walk to access in 5-10 minutes from most streets. Connects to West End and Westside Provisions District.
Murphy Avenue Development
Commercial spine on eastern edge. Former warehouses converting to restaurants, coffee shops, and creative studios. Additional development in pipeline along Westside Trail corridor with mixed-use projects.
Key Tradeoffs
Pros:
- Direct Westside Trail access
- $340K median, affordable for Beltline access
- West End MARTA nearby
- Active neighborhood association
- Murphy Avenue development bringing amenities
Cons:
- No full-service grocery store within walking distance
- Blocks near I-20 get highway noise
- Neighborhood in transition
Sources: Zillow, Redfin, Walk Score, Atlanta Public Schools. Data reflects 2026 market conditions.
Last updated: March 18, 2026
Quick Facts
- Median Price
- $340,000
- Avg $/Sq Ft
- $250
- Walk Score
- 56
- Transit Score
- 44
- Bike Score
- 62
- ZIP Codes
- 30310
- Beltline
- Direct Access
Why Live in Adair Park
- Median home price $340K, avg $250/sq ft
- Direct Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail access
- West End MARTA Station nearby
- 1910-1940 Craftsman bungalows
- Active neighborhood association
Local Amenities
Parks & Trail Access
- Adair Park I and II
- Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail
Transit
- West End MARTA Station
- MARTA bus on Lee Street
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Clients in Adair Park
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"Not a part-time Realtor. She hit the ground running, told me what I needed to do, and we had it under contract in 40 days."— Bill Powell
"The exact person we were looking for when it came to the neighborhood and the type of home we wanted. Helped us from beginning to end."— Fox Wade
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