Historic bungalows, BeltLine next door.
A National Register neighborhood of Craftsman bungalows and big front porches about three miles southwest of Downtown, with the BeltLine’s Westside Trail running along its edge.
- $475K
- Median sale price, Adair Park (past 12 months)
- 1910
- Year the Adair family began selling lots in the Adair Park subdivision
- 1922
- Year the neighborhood’s namesake park opened
- 3 mi
- Distance from Downtown Atlanta
Last updated: November 2026 · Market data from FMLS, Adair Park, Nov 2025–Oct 2026
Is Adair Park right for you?
Adair Park tends to fit buyers who want a historic home with character, BeltLine access and intown prices that are still below many east-side neighborhoods, and who are open to a little restoration.
Bungalows with history
Craftsman bungalows, Folk Victorian and Queen Anne cottages built from the 1890s to the 1940s, in a neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places.
The BeltLine at your door
The Westside Trail runs along the neighborhood’s edge, with Lee + White’s breweries and restaurants just across the trail in West End.
A park at the center
Adair Park itself opened in 1922 on lots too sloped to build on, and today its trees, walkways and 1930 brick bathhouse anchor the neighborhood.
Where is Adair Park?
Adair Park is in the City of Atlanta, about three miles southwest of Downtown. West End is to the north and west across the BeltLine, Capitol View is to the south, and Pittsburgh is to the east. Murphy Avenue and Metropolitan Parkway run along the neighborhood.
Getting around
- The BeltLine’s Westside Trail runs along the neighborhood for walking and biking.
- West End and Oakland City MARTA stations are a short drive or bike ride away.
- I-20, I-75 and I-85 are all a few minutes away, and the airport is about 15 minutes south.
Explore the neighborhoods next door
Shannon tours Capitol View and West End, Adair Park’s neighbors to the south and west, and explains why buyers are paying attention to this part of southwest Atlanta.
Local favorites, in and near Adair Park
- Adair Park, the neighborhood’s 1922 park with mature trees, historic walkways and a 1930 brick bathhouse
- BeltLine Westside Trail, running along the neighborhood’s edge
- Lee + White, breweries and food spots just across the trail in West End
- Slim & Husky’s Pizza Beeria, artisan pizza and local craft beer
- The MET Atlanta, a big warehouse complex with studios, galleries and food
- Switchyards Work Club, a neighborhood coworking space
Adair Park market update: November 2026
Over the past 12 months (Nov 2025–Oct 2026), 25 homes sold in Adair Park at a median sale price of $475,000, about 16% higher than the year before. Homes went under contract in a median of 25 days, faster than a year earlier, and sold for about 99% of list price. In October there were 14 homes for sale.
- $475,000
- Median sale price
- 25
- Median days on market
- 14
- Active listings
Source: FMLS InfoSparks, Adair Park, all residential, Nov 2025–Oct 2026. Homes listed under the Adair Park neighborhood name in FMLS, so a close, not exact, picture. Updated monthly.
Get the full Q3 Adair Park guideHomes in Adair Park
Adair Park was built from the 1890s through the 1940s as Atlanta grew from a railroad town into a city. Craftsman bungalows are the most common style, mixed with Folk Victorian and Queen Anne cottages, a few small apartment buildings and newer infill. Some homes have been fully restored, while others still need work. Over the past 12 months, homes here sold at a median of $475,000, according to FMLS.
Three things buyers should know
- Check the historic district rules. Adair Park is a City of Atlanta historic district, so exterior changes and additions may need city review.
- Budget for an older home. Many homes are 80 to 130 years old. Plan for a full inspection and a sewer scope, and ask what has been updated.
- Compare restored and unrestored. Prices vary a lot between move-in-ready homes and ones that still need work, so know which you are shopping for.
Tips for buyers in Adair Park
- Get fully pre-approved before you tour; homes here went under contract in a median of 25 days last year.
- Ask about historic district review before you plan any exterior changes.
- Walk the BeltLine’s Westside Trail and the park on a weekday evening and a weekend morning.
- Ask about down payment help: Georgia Dream assists qualifying first-time buyers.
- Check the school zone for the exact address with Atlanta Public Schools.
Free Adair Park Neighborhood Guide
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Shannon Williams, PhD
About 20 years in education before real estate, and I still work like a teacher: one clear step at a time, no question too basic. Nearly 300 Atlanta families helped. Whether you’re buying your first home, moving up, selling, relocating to Atlanta, or looking for an agent who welcomes LGBTQ+ clients, I’ll walk you through every step.