Trying to rent the right home in Stonecrest is a challenge. Downright frustrating in many cases. Those reports of over a "thousand people a month" moving to Metro Atlanta are true, and rental inventory is at an all-time low. Many would-be residents are left with the feeling they will have to snap up almost anything that pops up or be left with nothing. If you've had the discipline to wait for the ideal home to appear, your patience may be rewarded here. This 4 Bedroom 2 Bath home with tons of storage and a large yard sits in a quiet neighborhood. Hurry because it won't last. fireplace is decorative only.

**A quick heads-up before you apply**: We know the rental market is full of scam artists trying to steal your money, so let's be clear—we'd love for you to see this home in person first. Photos never capture the full story anyway. This property is professionally managed by Keen+Management, and we ONLY advertise through official channels (never on Craigslist, Facebook, or Social Serve). If someone's asking you to cash app, Venmo, or wire money anywhere except a legitimate, confirmed account with our team, that's not us! Red flags include requests for deposits before viewing, deals that seem too good to be true, or anyone who claims they're "out of town" and can't show you the property. Got concerns about a potential scam or just have questions? Give us a call at 404-270-9374 and leave a message—we're here to help keep your money safe.

Stop for a second. You've been doing the math on Atlanta rentals and it keeps not working. Decent apartments in neighborhoods worth living in start at nearly this much for a one-bedroom, and that's before parking and utilities. So when a 6-bedroom, 3-bath home in the Upper Westside hits the market at $2,195 total, the numbers finally start making sense. Split it with the right group and you're each paying less than a studio while getting actual space, actual privacy, and a location that actually goes somewhere. That's the whole offer.

This is a 2,033 square foot renovated home across two levels in one of Atlanta's most actively transforming neighborhoods. Six bedrooms. Three full baths. Wraparound deck. New roof, new HVAC, new water heater, fresh Hardie plank siding. Every major system updated. No HOA. No surprises waiting after move-in.

The group living version of your life here actually works. Three full bathrooms spread throughout means no one's banging on the door during morning rush. Six well-sized bedrooms give everyone their own space, with the finished basement level perfect for whoever keeps odd hours or needs a quiet spot to focus. The main level flows naturally from living space to an updated kitchen with brand-new appliances, plenty of cabinetry, and counter space designed for a house where multiple people actually cook. Durable vinyl plank flooring throughout means it still looks good after real life happens.

Outside, a generous wraparound deck extends your living space for grilling, morning coffee, or just decompressing after work. The yard offers room to breathe without demanding your weekends.

Here's where the location pays off. Downtown Atlanta sits minutes away, with easy access to Midtown, Buckhead, and employment centers across the metro. The historic Atlanta University Center, including Spelman, Morehouse, Clark Atlanta, and Morehouse School of Medicine, is practically next door. Georgia Tech is a quick commute into Midtown. For graduate students, medical residents, or young professionals juggling degrees and careers, this is off-campus housing that actually makes sense.

The Upper Westside keeps getting better. Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry, Atlanta's largest green space, is close enough for your daily run, not just weekend trips. The Proctor Creek Greenway Trail is developing nearby. The dining scene keeps expanding, from celebrated barbecue to craft breweries with genuine neighborhood feel. New spots keep opening while the area finds its footing.

Maybe you're young professionals who figured out that pooling resources in a well-located home beats overpaying for cramped apartments in already-expensive neighborhoods. Maybe you're grad students or residents who need quality housing without draining the budget. With six bedrooms and three baths, the per-person cost becomes genuinely manageable while everyone keeps their own space and their own schedule.

We're looking for responsible tenants interested in an 18-month lease with option to renew. The property rents as a whole unit. We don't rent by the room, and subletting isn't permitted. All occupants on the lease, proof of income, references, and background check required.

Well-maintained properties in the Upper Westside with this layout and location don't sit around. As the neighborhood keeps developing and demand for quality rentals grows, places like this go to groups who move decisively. If you've been looking for shared housing that doesn't feel like a compromise, this is your moment to stop looking.

Schedule your private showing today.

Everyone knows that stretch of Howell Mill Road: Atlantans have shopped with the Mashburns'; grabbed brunch at West Egg, booked reservations at Marcel, and popped into Perrine's Wine Shop for a bottle or two. An utterly walkable lifestyle mecca that's never once felt manufactured; an organic strip that put all of West Midtown on the map years ago. In every such cool part of the city, there's always *the* place to live. Here, it's White Provision Residences. Large in stature but never failing to feel "tucked away," White Provision has garnered a reputation as a perfectly lovely place to call home: dynamite location and expected amenities (pool, gym, the works) aside, there's an actual community here. Tightly knit, welcoming, a place where your neighbor has your back and where opinions matter. This is a quality the newest resident of Unit No. 314 will uncover pretty quickly. More immediately, however, you'll notice this two-bed / two-bath corner unit is larger than you'd expect — 2/2s are a relatively frequent find in White Provisions but hardly ever clock in at 1,450 square feet (with an oversized balcony, to boot). It's a wide-open floor plan, east-facing, where natural light positively floods through floor-to-ceiling windows. Aesthetically, No. 314 hits that fine balance of evergreen modern: subway tiles, minimalistic fixtures, and an accent wall that ties the whole thing together. The airy bath/shower combo in the primary bedroom. And good heavens, oodles of closet space. Speaking of space... A real rarity for Atlanta — Unit No. 314 includes an on-site storage unit that comes with the keys, you won't even have to keep the SUP board on the balcony. Otherwise, It does not hurt that this unit comes with a pair of parking spots, nor does it hurt that the parking deck is easily accessible, right there, from the third level. Even if you're new to Atlanta, you likely have a tack of whether you're the type who enjoys living where you also spend your life. If so, welcome to West Midtown.

Applications are processed through Keen+Management and require income verification, credit check, and rental history. Qualified applicants, please inquire directly. Please be aware that rental scams are common: never send money to anyone you haven't talked to and confirmed they are representing the owner, never wire funds without confirmation, never send money via Cash App, Venmo, or PayPal, and always verify the listing through a licensed property management company before submitting any payment.

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Here's something you don't see every day on the rental market: a custom-built, Tudor-inspired brick home with 2,834 square feet, four bedrooms, four full baths, and an address on North Decatur Road for $4,495 a month. If you know the Druid Hills corridor, you already understand what that means. If you don't, here's the short version: you're minutes from Emory University, the CDC, and some of the most beautiful tree-canopied streets in Atlanta, in a 30307 zip code that consistently ranks among the most desirable in the metro. This is the kind of home people buy. The fact that you can rent it changes the math entirely. The custom architecture announces itself before you ever step inside: brick and stone detailing, a turret with arched windows, a covered balcony with iron railing, and the kind of roofline complexity that only comes from a home designed with intention rather than pulled from a production catalog. Step inside and the two-story living room makes an immediate impression, with soaring ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and hardwood floors that catch the light from every angle. Columns and a second-floor loft overlook create a sense of volume and craftsmanship you simply won't find in typical rental inventory. The foyer anchors the main level with an iron-and-wood staircase, travertine tile flooring, and sightlines that pull you deeper into the home. The kitchen is built for someone who actually cooks: cherry cabinetry floor to ceiling, black granite countertops, a center island with a gas cooktop and stainless hood, double wall ovens, built-in microwave, and a full-size stainless refrigerator. Pendant lighting over the island and a stone tile backsplash complete the space. Adjacent to the kitchen, a breakfast nook and dining area with those beautiful arched windows provide the kind of natural light and architectural detail that make ordinary mornings feel a little more intentional. A main-level bedroom with a full bath right next door gives you built-in flexibility for guests, a home office with a door that closes, or anyone in the household who prefers not to do stairs. Laundry is also on the main floor, which sounds like a small thing until you've lived without it. Upstairs, the primary suite is genuinely expansive, the kind of room where a king bed, a reading area, and a workspace all fit without crowding each other. The ensuite bath features a dual-sink granite vanity, a frameless glass shower with travertine surround, and a jetted soaking tub positioned beneath a wall of windows. A generous walk-in closet connects directly to the bath. Two additional bedrooms share the second floor, each with good proportions and closet space, served by two additional full bathrooms. The loft overlooks the living room below and offers enough space to work beautifully as a media room, study, playroom, or second home office. Outside, the lot is a genuine surprise for this part of Atlanta. Mature hardwoods tower over the property, stone walkways wind through established garden beds, and a flagstone patio area off the back of the home creates a natural spot for morning coffee or evening conversation. The aerial views tell the story best: this is a deeply wooded, private setting that feels miles from the city while being minutes from everything. North Decatur Road puts Emory's campus, the Centers for Disease Control, Decatur Square, and the full range of Druid Hills dining and shopping within a short drive or an easy bike ride. For commuters, you have direct access to downtown, Midtown, and Buckhead without touching the interstate if you prefer surface streets, and I-85 is a straight shot when you need it. Available now at $4,495 per month. Applications are processed through Keen + Management and require income verification, credit check, and rental history. Qualified applicants, please inquire directly. Please be aware that rental scams are common: never send money to anyone you haven't talked to and confirmed they are representing the owner, never wire funds without confirmation, never send money via Cash App, Venmo, or PayPal, and always verify the listing through a licensed property management company before submitting any payment.