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Rustic Serenity Duplex in City of Decatur
House in Decatur, Georgia
Property ID: 906227_1
Calendar updatedToday
Tenure10 months
900 Sq. Ft..
2 Bedroom.
1 Private Bathroom
$2,000
/month
Utilities: Included
Minimum stay: 1 month
Available: Aug. 31, 2026
Property fees
Cleaning Fee
$150
Deposit (Refundable)
$1,500
Pet Deposit (Non-Refundable)
$200
Closest facilities
Atlanta Va Clinic1.15 miles away
Emory Decatur Hospital1.35 miles away
Emory University Hospital1.59 miles away
Childrens Healthcare Of Atlanta At Egleston1.88 miles away
Atlanta Va Health Care System2.06 miles away
What this property offers
Washer and dryer
Essentials (Kitchenware, Bathware, Linens)
Air Conditioning
Heating
Quiet Environment
Iron & Board
Hair Dryer
Welcome to your stylish, fully furnished 2-bedroom, 1 bath home in the heart of Decatur Heights, just a short walk to downtown Decatur, and minutes from Emory University, CDC, VA, CHOA, Grady, Northside and other local hospitals.
This recently renovated unit offers a warm, modern retreat with everything you need for a short or mid-term stay, ideal for travel nurses, remote workers, or anyone relocating to the Atlanta area....
Space
Comfortably fits 4, with 1 Queen bed and 2 separate twin beds.
Neighborhood overview
Great walkable neighborhood, with a mix of residential calm and nearby urban convenience. Decatur Heights is known for its small city/community feel with access to downtown Decatur square, good restaurants, and local shops. Walking distance to Emory Decatur, the VA, & Emory shuttle. Close proximity to CHOA, Emory University, hospital & clinics, CDC, Northside hospital, Grady, Morehouse and downtown Atlanta. Excellent commute...
Rooms & beds
2 BedroomsBedroom 1Queen Bed
Bedroom 2Single (Twin) Bed
Bathroom 1Private Bath
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House rules
Property Availability
Minimum stay: 30 days
Calendar updated on July 27, 2026
Reviews
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Suzanne KJul 01, 2026
Kind and fair landlord
We had signed a lease for one month to care for my father who went into hospice but he passed before we could occupy the property. We had to break the lease. While there of course were penalties, the landlord was kind and fair. They actively worked with us to ensure we got our refund.
