1,230 /Month

This one has a real "somebody actually designed this" feel to it Open layout — the kitchen, dining, and living space all flow together. White quartz island with bar stools, gray shaker cabinets, marbled tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and a barn door that slides shut. Two full-size fridges too, which matters when a few people are sharing The living room is the part that sells it. Teal walls, a big tropical mural wall, mounted TV, real couch and chairs you'd actually sit on, and two big windows looking out at the trees and neighboring houses It's a space people use, not just walk past. Bedrooms are carpeted, quiet, and furnished — bed, ceiling fan, and a desk in most of them if you work or study from home They're spread through the house so you get your own corner. Washer and dryer are in the house, tucked into a closet right off the living area No laundromat runs, no quarters. Plenty of bathrooms for the number of rooms, so mornings stay easy The neighborhood You're in Underwood Hills, on the edge of Berkeley Park — the Upper Westside. Quiet streets, older houses, big trees, and it's genuinely walkable in a way most of Atlanta isn't 24-hour gym on Howell Mill, about a 5-minute walk Underwood Hills Park is half a mile — playground, tennis courts, pull-up bars, creek trail Westside Provisions District is under a mile down Howell Mill — restaurants, coffee, shops Groceries and everyday errands right along Howell Mill and Marietta Blvd Marietta Blvd has the neighborhood restaurant and bar scene a few minutes north Getting around This is the strong part. The bus stop at Bellemeade & Tallulah is about a block from the door, and the Route 37 runs from there straight to Arts Center Station Route 11 uses the same stop and runs to Midtown Station. Route 12 catches you on Howell Mill and also heads to Midtown. Three routes, two direct rail connections, no transfers.