650 Ira Street

A 0.115-acre single family residence in Atlanta.

ONE PROPERTY. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES. PRIME ATLANTA LOCATION! ??
LIVE IN IT. RENT IT OUT. BUILD WEALTH WITH IT!

Welcome to an extraordinary 6-bedroom, 4-bathroom multi-living residence in the heart of Atlanta, where timeless character meets incredible investment potential!

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Just minutes from the Atlanta BeltLine, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Georgia State University, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, and Morehouse College, this property puts you right in the center of everything Atlanta has to offer!

INVESTORS, THIS ONE DESERVES YOUR ATTENTION! With its versatile layout and multiple living spaces, this home offers exciting possibilities for student housing, long-term rentals, or multigenerational living.

Imagine living comfortably upstairs while generating rental income from the lower level! Or create a two-family-style living arrangement that offers both togetherness and privacy. Looking to expand your investment portfolio? The proximity to Atlanta’s major universities makes this property especially appealing for exploring student rental opportunities.

And let’s talk about the CHARM! This home is bursting with beautiful character, personality, and the kind of architectural appeal that makes a property truly stand out.

Why settle for a home that only costs you money when you could own one with the potential to help generate income?

Whether you’re a savvy investor, a homeowner looking to offset your mortgage, or a family seeking flexible living arrangements, this property offers possibilities that are hard to ignore!

SIX BEDROOMS. FOUR BATHROOMS. ONE INCREDIBLE ATLANTA OPPORTUNITY!

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