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 $1,800 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 $2,595 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. Commit to 18 months and the 12th month is free. Security deposit is a flat $1,500. 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.

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