Atlanta’s Southwest Side

Atlanta's Southwest Side

Atlanta's Southwest side includes the neighborhoods of Adair Park, Capitol View, College Park, East Point, Hapeville, Sylvan Hills and West End.

Atlanta: What began as a simple railroad town is now one of America's fastest growing cities. Home to more than a dozen Fortune 500 companies, Atlanta is one of the most popular relocation destinations in the country.
College Park: The majority of College Park is located South Fulton but a small portion of it is also located in neighboring Clayton County. It is near the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and just above the southern most portion of Interstate 285.
East Point: Hip for any crowd, from urbanites to families, the secret of a diverse treasure spot is out. For many eclectic spirits, there's no better place to hang out than East Point.
Hapeville: Situated between I-75 and I-85, Hapeville is approximately 8 miles south of Downtown Atlanta.

Adair Park: Adair Park is located southwest of downtown Atlanta. It's boundaries include Metropolitan Parkway, Lexington Avenue, The Norfolk Southern Railroad and Shelton Avenue.
Capitol View: Capitol View's boundaries include the BeltLine on the north, Metropolitan Parkway on the east, Arden Avenue, Deckner Avenue, and Perkerson Park on the south, and Murphy Avenue and Sylvan Road on the west.
College Park: The majority of College Park is located South Fulton but a small portion of it is also located in neighboring Clayton County. It is near the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and just above the southern most portion of Interstate 285.
East Point: Located southwest of Atlanta in Fulton County, the city is home to portions of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Hapeville: Situated between I-75 and I-85, Hapeville is approximately 8 miles south of Downtown Atlanta.
Sylvan Hills: Sylvan Hills is bounded by Deckner Avenue on the north, Sylvan Road on the east, Lakewood Freeway on the south and Murphy Street on the west.
West End: Located in southwest Atlanta, this notable neighborhood is actually older than the city of Atlanta itself. Its main boundaries are Langhorn Street on the west, White Street on the southwest, Ashby Street on the east, and Interstate 20 and Lucile Ave on the north.