733 Miller Run
Atlanta, GA 30349
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About This Home
Property Id: 2603682 MOVE-IN SPECIAL - $250 OFF FIRST MONTH WITH A 12-MONTH LEASE! Welcome home to this fully furnished 2-bedroom, 1-bath private residence in College Park. At $1,799/month, your utilities and high-speed Wi-Fi are included, making monthly expenses simple and predictable. The home features a private entrance, full kitchen, comfortable living and dining space, two furnished bedrooms and dedicated parking. Just bring your personal belongings and settle in. Conveniently located near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, with easy access to major highways, shopping, dining and the Atlanta area. A great fit for working professionals, relocations, corporate stays, traveling professionals or anyone looking for a comfortable furnished home. Property Highlights: • $1,799/month • Fully furnished • 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom • Utilities included • High-speed Wi-Fi included • Private entrance • Dedicated parking • 3-month minimum lease • No indoor smoking • No pets SPECIAL: Sign a 12-month
733 Miller Run is a house located in Fulton County and the 30349 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Fulton County School District attendance zone.
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733 Miller Run
Atlanta, GA 30349