Nelson Shell
Nelson-Shell Apartments (NSL) consist of two, four, and six bedroom apartments. All residents of an apartment share a living room and kitchen, and two to three residents share one bath.

About Nelson Shell

Nelson-Shell Apartments (NSL) consist of two, four, and six bedroom apartments. All residents of an apartment share a living room and kitchen, and two to three residents share one bath.

Rates
Price
$5,498.00/per semester
Term
2026 Fall - 2027 Spring Academic Year
Details
Address
580 Turner Place NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 View Map
Community
Undergraduate
Building Style
Apartment
Room Style
Apartment
Gender
Co-ed by Apartment
Elevator
Yes
Location
West Campus
Bed Count
430
Room Capacity
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Assistance Animals
Allowed
Area Office
West Community Housing Office (WCHO)
Room Furniture
Desk
Desk Chair
Dresser
Twin Bed
extra-long mattress
Wardrobe

per resident Living/dining spaces: sofa, chairs, side tables, and dining table with chairs

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Building Amenities
Gym
Located on the first floor.
Laundry
Located on the zero floor.
Kitchen
Kitchens include a dishwasher, garbage disposal, and microwave as well as a full size stove, oven, and refrigerator.
Study
Located at both ends of floors 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Activity Room
Located on the ground floor lobby.
Other Info

Nelson-Shell was built in 1992 and last renovated in 2013.

View Nelson Shell Floor Plans
Floor 0 Floor 1 Floor 2 Floor 3 Floor 4

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Hall Director
Tyler Walker (he/his/him)
What building(s) do I work in? Nelson-Shell

Hometown/Home State: Conyers, GA

Alma Mater: University of West Georgia

What do you enjoy most about being a hall director? I love seeing my residents in their natural surroundings. Seeing them come in after class, after a night out with friends or just simply getting a snack from the vending machine. It warms my heart to know my residents are happy.

What kind of community vibe do you hope to create in your building(s)? I don’t run a hotel. Part of adulthood is learning how to engage with people and set boundaries so in NSL, we will be a community that talks to eachother and interact like adults while enjoying life

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