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From $40K near the Beltline's Westside Trail to nearly $1.7 million in Buckhead
For Atlantans who aren't adverse to a little elbow grease, or investors who actually know what they're doing, the current real estate landscape offers some interesting opportunities in the form of fixer-uppers.
From $40,000 near the Beltline's Westside Trail to nearly $1.7 million in Buckhead, these Atlanta properties could all use a little (or a LOT) of love.
In honor of Renovation Week, here's a handy map to gauge where they are and what they cost.
Read MoreThis 1920 bungalow in O4W is right off Central Park, but rather far from the Eastside Trail and such. Most Atlantans would not consider it livable as is.
This four-bedroom abode in Underwood Hills looks at least partially renovated (see: kitchen granite) but has languished on the market for 145 days.
Okay, so this $1.69 Mediterranean relic with Italianate flare in Buckhead's Peachtree Heights West is positively lovely in most respects, but its dated kitchen and old carpets earn it official "fixer-upper" status in the listing.
For bargain hunters, this $40,000 three-bedroom from 1920 sits near the Beltline's Westside Trail, a stone's throw from Westview Cemetery. Bad news: Unless you're a squatter, it's unlivable right now.
Listed at $439,000, this four-bedroom bungalow from 1920 is under contract, ostensibly because it has loads of potential. Its most recent use could have been a frat house.
Listed at $200,000, this little one-bedroom in Kirkwood is under contract, and probably isn't long for this world.
This 1930 Tudor occupies a lot on one of Morningside's greatest streets, per the listing, among more beautiful Tudors that fetch $1.2 million.
It might look like a college flophouse now, but this 1930s bungalow in West End has plenty of potential, from the wide front porch to the deep backyard.
This 1920 bungalow in O4W is right off Central Park, but rather far from the Eastside Trail and such. Most Atlantans would not consider it livable as is.
This four-bedroom abode in Underwood Hills looks at least partially renovated (see: kitchen granite) but has languished on the market for 145 days.
Okay, so this $1.69 Mediterranean relic with Italianate flare in Buckhead's Peachtree Heights West is positively lovely in most respects, but its dated kitchen and old carpets earn it official "fixer-upper" status in the listing.
For bargain hunters, this $40,000 three-bedroom from 1920 sits near the Beltline's Westside Trail, a stone's throw from Westview Cemetery. Bad news: Unless you're a squatter, it's unlivable right now.
Listed at $439,000, this four-bedroom bungalow from 1920 is under contract, ostensibly because it has loads of potential. Its most recent use could have been a frat house.
Listed at $200,000, this little one-bedroom in Kirkwood is under contract, and probably isn't long for this world.
This 1930 Tudor occupies a lot on one of Morningside's greatest streets, per the listing, among more beautiful Tudors that fetch $1.2 million.
It might look like a college flophouse now, but this 1930s bungalow in West End has plenty of potential, from the wide front porch to the deep backyard.
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