Why Live in Carey Park
Carey Park in Atlanta is characterized by its informal clusters of homes separated by forested roads and tall trees. The neighborhood features a mix of original bungalows, some undergoing renovations, and new builds in the Cottages at Carey Park, offering minimal traditional and shotgun-style homes. More luxurious options include modern townhouses and two-story homes. A.D. Williams Park, adjacent to Carey Park, offers a community garden, basketball court, and multiuse athletic field, while the expansive Westside Reservoir Park, 3 miles east, connects residents to the 22-mile Beltline and features a large reservoir, open spaces, and a playground. Dining options along State Route 78 include The Bando, Ken’s Wings, The Ugly Plate, and Mr. Pig's Smokehouse. Westside Paper and Lee and White, both within 5 miles, provide diverse dining experiences. The largest nearby grocery store is Wayfield Foods Inc, 4 miles south, and Atlantic Station, a large mall, is 6 miles away. The neighborhood association hosts events like pop-up pizza socials, and MARTA bus stops and train stations offer public transportation options. Carey Park is about 2 miles from Interstate 285 and less than a mile from State Route 78. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is 16 miles south. Students attend Atlanta Public Schools, with options to apply to different schools within the district due to school choice policies.