Old Fourth Ward

Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta, Georgia

Old Fourth Ward—often called O4W—is one of Atlanta’s most historic and evolving intown neighborhoods, blending deep cultural roots with a lively, walkable modern lifestyle. Located just east of Downtown and south of Midtown, the neighborhood is closely associated with the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose birthplace and childhood home are part of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park.

Today, the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail is a defining part of the neighborhood, connecting residents to parks, restaurants, shopping, public art, and neighboring communities. Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail Historic Fourth Ward Park adds 17 acres of green space, trails, recreation, and a skatepark.

Ponce City Market is another major anchor, occupying the beautifully renovated former Sears, Roebuck & Co. complex and bringing together dining, shopping, offices, residences, and entertainment. Ponce City Market

From a real estate perspective, O4W offers an eclectic mix of historic bungalows and cottages, renovated homes, lofts, condos, townhomes, and newer construction. Its combination of architectural character, BeltLine access, cultural history, dining, and urban amenities gives it a distinctly energetic intown personality.

The Old Fourth Ward lifestyle in a nutshell:
History. BeltLine living. Historic homes. Parks. Ponce City Market. Restaurants. Arts and culture. Walkability. Urban energy.

Old Fourth Ward is where Atlanta’s history meets its most vibrant modern lifestyle.