184 Laurel Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30314

Beautifully Renovated (from the ground up) 3-Bedroom Home with Loft for Rent in Historic West End (woman-owned and managed, not commercially owned) Welcome to 184 Laurel Ave SW, a spacious and thoughtfully updated home in Atlanta's historic West End. This charming 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom property offers a unique blend of modern amenities and historic charm, complete with a versatile loft space perfect for your lifestyle needs. Key Features: Spacious and Bright Living Areas: Enjoy an open floor plan with large windows that fill the home with natural light. Modern Kitchen: Equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and ample cabinet space. Comfortable Bedrooms: Three generously sized bedrooms with plenty of closet space. Updated Bathrooms: Three beautifully remodeled bathrooms, including a full bath in the loft space. Versatile Loft: Ideal for a meditation or yoga room, kids' playroom, or a dedicated home office. Outdoor Space: A large backyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. Prime Location: Nestled in the vibrant West End, close to parks, shops, restaurants, and public transportation. Easy access to downtown Atlanta and major highways. Additional Details: Monthly Rent: $2,750 Security Deposit: $2,750 Pet Policy: $200 pet deposit per pet + $10 monthly pet rent Lease Terms: No subletting; tenants only Availability: AUG 25, 2025 This home offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and versatility. Whether you're looking for a serene space for meditation, a fun play area for kids, or a productive home office, this house has it all. Schedule your viewing today and experience all this beautiful home has to offer! Lease Summary for 184 Laurel Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30314 1. Rent & Payment: Rent is to be paid by check or money order, due on the 1st of each month. First month's rent and security deposit are collected at the lease signing. 2. Lease Duration: The lease starts on the specified date and continues until the agreed end date, transitioning to a month-to-month lease thereafter. Early move-out holds the tenant liable for rent until a new tenant is approved or the lease ends. 3. Utilities: The tenant is responsible for all utilities (water, electricity, gas) and must set up services with local providers. 4. Security Deposit: The deposit secures lease compliance and is refundable within 5 days of vacating, minus deductions for unpaid rent, damages, or cleaning. 5. Occupants: Subletting is allowed with written notice to the landlord. 6. Late Fees: Rent paid after the 5th of the month incurs a $50 late fee. 7. Destruction of Premises: Either party can terminate the lease with a 3-day notice if the property is destroyed or becomes uninhabitable. 8. Condition & Maintenance: The tenant must maintain the property in good condition, pay for repairs due to tenant-caused damage, and return the property clean and undamaged (beyond normal wear and tear) upon lease termination. 9. Alterations: No alterations, including painting or installation of fixtures, are allowed without written consent from the landlord. 10. Garbage & Drains: The tenant must properly dispose of waste and keep drains unclogged. 11. Pets: No pets allowed without prior written consent and payment of an additional deposit and rent. 12. Furniture & Noise: Liquid-filled furniture needs prior approval, and excessive noise that disturbs neighbors is prohibited. 13. House Rules & Termination: Tenants must follow house rules and either party may terminate the month-to-month lease with a 30-day notice after the fixed-term lease ends. 14. Possession & Insurance: If possession is delayed, either party may cancel the lease. Tenants are advised to obtain renter's insurance as the landlord's insurance does not cover personal property. 15. Right of Entry: The landlord may enter with 24 hours' notice for inspections, repairs, or showings, and immediately in emergencies. 16. Assignment & Legal: The lease prohibits assignment or subletting without permission. Both parties retain legal rights, and any legal disputes resulting in court action will include reimbursement of attorney fees to the prevailing party. 17. Lead Notification: For homes built before 1978, tenants receive disclosures about lead-based paint. 18. Entire Agreement: The written lease is the entire agreement; any changes must be documented in writing.