Mozley Park is one of the Westside’s most historic, community-rooted neighborhoods, about 3 miles west of Downtown Atlanta. Its Craftsman bungalows and cottages sit on tree-lined streets around the park it’s named for, with the Beltline’s Westside Trail close by. If you’re thinking about buying here, here’s what to know and my step-by-step guide.
Want the big picture first? See my Mozley Park neighborhood guide for the video tour, market update and local favorites.
Mozley Park at a glance
- Location: Atlanta’s Westside, about 3 miles west of Downtown
- ZIP code: 30314
- Median sale price: $425,000, Mozley Park, past 12 months (FMLS, 15 sales)
- Days on market: 22 (median)
- Known for: 1920s bungalows, its namesake park and Westside history
A little history
Mozley Park is named for Dr. Hiram Mozley, who owned the land. After his death in 1902, his heirs’ property was laid out in a street grid, and homes went up over about 20 years starting around 1920, many with granite curbs and hexagonal paver sidewalks that remain today. In 1922 residents asked the city to buy the Mozley estate for a park, which now has lakes, a pool and green space. Around 1949–1951 Mozley Park became one of the first Westside neighborhoods where Black families broke housing barriers, and it has been a proud, community-rooted neighborhood ever since.
What it’s like to live in Mozley Park
Life in Mozley Park centers on the park, with a pool, lakes and green space at the heart of the neighborhood. The Beltline Westside Trail runs nearby for walking and biking to West End and beyond. West End’s restaurants and shops, the Atlanta University Center and Westside Park are all a short trip away, and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and I-20 connect you to Downtown. West Lake and Ashby MARTA stations are close.
Homes and prices
You’ll find Folk Victorian cottages, Craftsman bungalows and renovated historic homes, many on about 50-foot-wide lots. In Mozley Park, 15 homes sold over the past 12 months (Nov 2025–Oct 2026) at a median of $425,000, with a median of 22 days on the market and homes selling at about 98.9% of list price. Only 8 homes were for sale in October, so the market is small.
Who Mozley Park fits
Mozley Park fits buyers who want a historic intown bungalow with a big park and Beltline access, first-time buyers who may qualify for Westside homeownership programs, and anyone who values neighborhood history and community.
My step-by-step guide to buying in Mozley Park
Step 1: Get pre-approved
Ask your lender about down payment assistance and Westside homeownership programs.
Step 2: Walk the blocks
Conditions vary street to street, so visit at different times of day.
Step 3: Set up alerts
Only a handful of homes sell each year; I’ll set instant alerts.
Step 4: Check permits
Ask for permits and warranties on renovated homes.
Step 5: Tour and compare
I’ll pull recent sales street by street.
Step 6: Make a smart offer
Price your offer using nearby sales, since there are few comps.
Step 7: Inspect and close
Get a full inspection and a sewer scope on older homes.
Local favorites in Mozley Park
- Mozley Park, lakes, a pool and green space
- Beltline Westside Trail, walking and biking
- West End, restaurants and shops
- Westside Park, a short drive north
- Atlanta University Center, historic colleges nearby
Mozley Park FAQ
Is Mozley Park a good place to buy a home?
It can be for buyers who want historic bungalows, a big park and Beltline access close to Downtown. The market is small, so be ready.
What is the median home price in Mozley Park?
The median sale price was $425,000 over the past 12 months (Nov 2025–Oct 2026), based on 15 sales, according to FMLS InfoSparks.
Who is Mozley Park named for?
Dr. Hiram Mozley, the original landowner.
Does Mozley Park have a pool?
Yes, the park has a pool, lakes and green space.
Is Mozley Park near the Beltline?
Yes, the Westside Trail runs nearby.
Ready to explore Mozley Park?
Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up, selling, relocating to Atlanta, or looking for an agent who welcomes LGBTQ+ clients, I’d love to help you find your place in Mozley Park. Start with my Mozley Park neighborhood guide, or call or text me at 404-643-2013.