Hunter Hills is bounded on the south by MLK and the Seaboard Coast rail-line, on the east by the Beltline (former Louisville and Nashville Railroad) and Mayson Turner Rd., on the north by Joseph Boone St. and on the west by Holly Road.
Even house numbers belong to NPU J and odd house numbers belong to K.[citation needed] Hunter Hills is adjacent to the esteemed Atlanta University Center Consortium (commonly referred to as the AUC Consortium), which includes Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Spelman College, and Morehouse School of Medicine.
[citation needed] Hunter Hills falls on the western edge of the proposed Beltline and is minutes from the City of Atlanta's planned Westside Park.
[citation needed] Hunter Hills is north of the proposed Martin Luther King Corridor Redevelopment, which will dramatically increase home ownership and bring in local businesses.
[citation needed] Hunter Hills has also been the past home of several black community icons: Ann Nixon Cooper, Tuskegee Airman John Loyd Atkinson Sr., C. T. Alexander, Charles Harper, and founder of the Atlanta Daily World newspaper C. A.