New Pathways Apartments for Rent

New Pathways is a neighborhood located in Memphis, Tennessee. It is part of Shelby County. The western border is formed by South 3rd Street. A portion of the northern border is formed by Madison Avenue, but the remainder is undefined. The eastern border is South Cleveland Street and the southern boundary is partially formed by East E H Crump Boulevard. The community is a combination of single-family residences, apartment units, businesses, and commercial properties.

Within the community is Brown Park. This park offers a playground, pavilions, and a wide open field that can be used for softball, baseball, or soccer. Basketball courts are also available. Within the neighborhood is Foote Homes Park. In the vicinity is the 10-acre Robert R. Church Park. Named after a local philanthropist, entrepreneur, and millionaire, Robert R. Church built the park and an auditorium. Both became the cultural center for many African-Americans, who at the time were not allowed to use the current recreation centers. Eventually, the auditorium was torn down and in 1993 it was added to the Beale Street Historic District and the National Register of Historic Places. For history lovers, the Historic District is just a short commute from the New Pathways neighborhood, as is the Memphis Rock and Soul Museum.

Directly east of the neighborhood is the Owen College. Also nearby is the University of Tennessee Health and Science Center, the Regional Medical Center, and the Memphis Mental Health Institute.

Conveniently located a short commute away from downtown, New Pathways has many shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

The schools in the area either belong to the Shelby County School District or the Memphis City School District.