South End

The South End includes neighborhoods from new construction on the South Bluffs to historic renovations in the South Main District and has the vibrant and unique atmosphere that comes with it. Beginning at Beale Street and extending to the southern edge of the Downtown area these neighborhoods are full of the historic charm and modern excitement found across the Downtown Memphis area. The South End is highly walkable and is also located in close proximity to the downtown Trolley line. Other transit options include bike and scooter shares which are commonly found on South End sidewalks.

From the Memphis Farmers Market to the Riverwalk along the South Bluffs there is plenty to keep residents busy in the communities that make up the South End. Local restaurants and shops are prominent features of this area and include longtime resident favorites and rising stars of the Memphis food scene. For residents looking for the historic charm of the area, the Historic South Main District features renovated properties dating back to the early 1900s nestled alongside art galleries, museums, and nightlife hotspots like BarWare. Those looking for modern luxury can find recently constructed and renovated luxury condos all along the South Bluff full of amenities to keep you entertained without even leaving home!

Far from a one-trick wonder, the South End has dining, entertainment, and living for every age and every lifestyle. Begin your morning with locally roasted coffee at local favorite cafe’s like Hustle & Dough or Bluff City Coffee to fuel adventures through public parks, local art galleries like Tops or Art Village Gallery, museums like the National Civil Rights Museum and Memphis Railroad and Trolley Museum, all before winding down with friends at Old Dominick Distillery or catching a play at The Orpheum Theater.