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OUR CITY - OUR NEIGHBORHOOD

Located in Fulton County, in the Westhaven area of the City of Atlanta, The Commons is within 10 minutes or 5.5 miles from Morehouse and Spelman Colleges. Right off of I-285 and 15 minutes from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, our community is near Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse School of Medicine and 24 minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.  In addition to three shopping centers within 1.3 miles, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, Altanta BeltLine Southwest Connector Spur Trail, West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, Park Pride and the Georgia Aquarium are a short drive away.  Fort McPherson and Dobbins Air Force Base are also in close proxmity to our community, an easy 15 to 25 minute drive.

Atlanta, Georgia is one of the most well-known cities in the country, recognized for its Southern charm and modern sophistication. This city is full of surprises – from towering skyscrapers to historic, brick-lined sidewalks, Atlanta has it all. Atlanta’s economy is remarkably diverse. This booming metropolis is the third most popular filming destination with several major movie studios, and is a communications hub with CNN, Cox Enterprises, the Weather Channel, and Turner Broadcasting.  One of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the nation as well, many Fortune 500 companies thrive here, with headquarters including Delta Airlines, UPS, Coca-Cola, and Home Depot. 

Click below to learn just a few things about the great city of Atlanta!

A restored opulent theater built in 1920s with 3,600-pipe organ, The Fox Theatre hosts ballets, movies, concerts and other events throughtout the year. Events at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium are a world-class experience, from international sports to grammy winning artists. In the heart of Metro Atlanta, you will find the best comedy show at The Punchline.
Wander among the 30-acre garden with a conservatory and fountains, stunning blooms and sculptures at Atlanta Botanical Gardens; enjoy the diverse art collections & modern architectures of the High Museum of Art; or take in the variety of music memorabilia tracing hip-hop culture at Trap Music Museum, including art & room sets, staff in character, plus an escape room.
Anchored by Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves™, The Battery Atlanta is a sports, dining and entertainment experience unlike any other. Operating 365 days a year, The Battery features some of Atlanta’s most acclaimed chefs and a diverse blend of culinary options to please foodies and families alike. Or, if you want to eat closer to home, try Campagnolo Restaurant & Bar, South City Kitchen, Hudson Grille or Paschal's Restaurant.
A mix of old and new, history comes alive in Atlanta. The MLK Jr National Historical Park is a crucial piece of American history where you can visit the birth home and final resting place of Martin Luther King Jr. Or, stop at the Atlanta History Center to see the exhibits on the antebellum South and an 1845-era farm with a blacksmith & smokehouse. If ancient history is your vibe, visit the Michael C. Carlos Museum to see art featuring Greek and Roman collections along with an Egyptian exhibit including mummies.
At Piedmont Park, you can enjoy jogging paths, basketball courts, dog parks, a farmers' market & more. One of the world's largest, the Georgia Aquarium boasts permanent exhibits, interactive galleries and sea life galore; or visit Zoo Atlanta's huge, modern facility housing more than 1,500 animals from 220 species, including gorillas and pandas. Six Flags over Georgia is always a hit with its high-speed roller coasters and water attractions.
Home of the 1996 Olympic games, Centennial Olympic Park is now filled with walking paths, water gardens and the Fountain of Rings. At Grant Park, enjoy this sprawling green space and recreational area at the heart of one of Atlanta's oldest neighborhoods. Or, spend the day at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, a forested 120-acre nature preserve with a trail, waterfall, streams, parking lot and picnic tables.