Most rentals at $2,395 in Atlanta put you in a stack of apartments where you pay extra for the parking spot and the package locker counts as an amenity. This one puts you in a four-sided brick ranch with a yard, a fireplace, a workshop, and a view of... the downtown skyline from your block. 490 Lynnhaven Drive sits on a quiet street in Capitol View Manor, three-tenths of a mile from the neighborhood's own entrance to the Atlanta Beltline and a short roll from the coffee shops, breweries, restaurants, retail, and food halls that have followed it. The home reads cleanly from the curb, with a covered front porch built for slow evenings, a tile mosaic floor that gives the entry some character, and a ceiling fan that earns its keep through an Atlanta summer. Inside, refinished oak hardwoods run through every room except the baths, fresh paint keeps everything bright, and recessed lighting and modern ceiling fans replace whatever was there before. The living room is anchored by a working fireplace with a tiled surround and a classic white mantel, with sightlines through to the kitchen and dining area that make the floor plan feel bigger than it lives. The kitchen handles the day-to-day with white shaker cabinets, dark counters, stainless appliances including a full-size French door refrigerator, and a soft subway tile backsplash that ties it all together. The dining area sits right off the kitchen with its own window and pendant, giving you a proper spot for a table rather than a corner of the living room. Three bedrooms, all on hardwoods, all bright. The two front bedrooms share a hall bath with the original pink tile preserved on purpose, paired with a brass faucet, a wallpapered upper wall, and the kind of charm renovators usually rip out and regret later. The primary bedroom sits on the opposite side of the home with its own private bath, double vanity with white quartz, brass fixtures, and a tiled walk-in shower. Outside, the backyard opens up into a deep, tree-shaded lot framed by a new wood privacy fence on one side, with a detached workshop and carport that runs on its own electrical service. Use it for projects, storage, bikes, a band practice setup, or anything else a one-bedroom apartment would never let you keep. The neighborhood itself is the quiet part of the Beltline story. Capitol View Manor has the bones of a 1940s streetcar suburb, the trees of a place that was never bulldozed for density, and a skyline view of downtown Atlanta you can see from the block on the walk to the park. Emma Millican Park is essentially next door. The Beltline gets you to Lee + White, Westside Reservoir Park, and the rest of the city on foot or bike. Hartsfield-Jackson is fifteen minutes south, downtown is ten minutes north, and I-75/85 access is built in.
Before you apply: we only accept applications from prospective tenants who have toured this home in person. No site-unseen applications, no exceptions. It's the simplest protection against the rental scams saturating Atlanta right now. This property is professionally managed by Keen+Management, and we only advertise through official channels, never Craigslist, Facebook, or Social Serve. If anyone asks you to Cash App, Venmo, or wire money to an unconfirmed account, that isn't us. Red flags include deposit requests before a showing, rents that seem too good to be true, and anyone claiming to be out of town and unable to show the property. Questions? Call and leave a message. We're here to keep your money safe. Call your agent to schedule a tour. Read More