Located in the West Paces Condos of Atlanta on Howell Mill Road near Interstate 75, this 1999 one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo boasts 900 square feet full of natural light for $245,000. In addition to a spacious storage area, building amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, and concierge services as part of the monthly HOA fees of $455.

On the heels of an extensive renovation, this Sylvan Hills home south of downtown is perfect for buyers looking to grow their families. At $320,000, it offers four bedrooms and three bedrooms, easily the largest home in this group with 2,106 square feet.

Boasting two bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,188 square feet, this 1957 condo in Garden Hills blends the old with the new. Original white oak hardwood floors merge seamlessly with the renovated kitchen, new stacked laundry unit, and new entrance doors. For monthly HOA fees of $346, owners can access a swimming pool, courtyard, green space, and patio with grills.

If Beltline proximity is a priority but space is not, this 724-square-foot loft at Mill Town Lofts offers a sweet opportunity. The 2003 one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit comes with a private patio overlooking Wylie Street’s famed wall of graffiti. In addition to the $250,000 asking price, the unit also incurs monthly HOA fees of $239 to support such amenities as two swimming pools, a fitness center, a clubhouse, and a dog run.

Although it features some updates—most notably in the two bathrooms—this 1945 bungalow in Parkview, located just south of Kirkwood, is primed for some sprucing up. With three bedrooms in 1,210 square feet, the home retains an original floorplan that includes a formal dining room, separate kitchen, and paneled den. While not mentioned in the listing, the house sports solar panels, which could reduce utility costs for the $320,000 listing.

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo at Art Foundry Atlantic Station, this 1,155-square-foot unit overlooks the community’s saltwater swimming pool. The 2004 unit now houses a new flattop range and a new washer and dryer. Amenities such as the pool, gym, and two deeded parking spots are covered by monthly HOA fees of $432, which will elevate costs alongside the asking price of $279,900.

Listed at $259,900, this 1950 home in Cluster-McDonough-Guice features three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,300 square feet. Following a renovation, the kitchen now opens up to the dining and living areas, making it ideal for entertaining. Another perk: The private backyard includes two separate decks plus an outbuilding, although what’s inside is unknown.

Located between Midtown and Buckhead in Garden Hills, this 1940 condo has two bedrooms and one bathroom in 1,568 square feet. Bricked walls, arched doorways and windows, and crown molding set this condo apart from similar offerings. The current asking price is $259,000, but expect costs to increase with monthly HOA expenditures of $307.