This fully furnished 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home is an ideal choice for corporate housing, offering privacy, comfort, and premium amenities in a prime Atlanta location. With a minimum three-month lease and the option for longer-term stays, it caters to professionals, academics, and medical staff seeking a convenient and flexible living arrangement. The property is strategically located near Emory University and Emory University Hospital, providing easy access for visiting faculty and medical professionals. Additionally, the vibrant neighborhoods of Virginia Highlands, Buckhead, and Midtown are just a short drive away, offering a plethora of dining, shopping, and recreational options.
The home features a private pool and hot tub, a fully fenced backyard, and a spacious outdoor patio, perfect for relaxation and entertainment. Inside, the inviting living area is complemented by a built-in sound system and a basement entertainment space with a pool table. The fully stocked kitchen and thoughtfully furnished interiors ensure a welcoming, move-in-ready experience. With quick access to I-85, this property combines the tranquility of a private retreat with the convenience of city living.
Property Features
• 3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms: A comfortable layout ideal for families or groups.
• Private Pool and Hot Tub: Enjoy resort-style amenities at home.
• Fully Furnished: Move-in ready with stylish decor and furnishings.
• In Unit Laundry: Washer and dryer included for convenience.
• Garage and Driveway Parking: Ample space for multiple vehicles.
• Proximity to Emory University: Ideal for visiting professionals and faculty.
Here are the key points regarding STR regulations for non-owner-occupied properties in Atlanta:
- License requirement: Hosts must obtain a short-term rental license for each property, including non-owner-occupied units12.
- Property limit: The city caps short-term rental ownership at two properties per resident. One of these properties must be the owner's primary residence, while the other can be a non-owner-occupied unit13.
- Licensing process: To obtain a license for a non-owner-occupied property, hosts must first apply for and receive a license for their primary residence before applying for the second property5.
- Fees and taxes: Hosts must pay $150 annually for the license, plus an 8% tax rental fee for each property, including non-owner-occupied units13.
- Residency requirement: Even for non-owner-occupied properties, the host must be a resident of Atlanta to obtain a license15.
- Duration of stays: Non-owner-occupied STRs, like all short-term rentals in Atlanta, are limited to stays of less than 30 consecutive days25.
- Compliance: Non-owner-occupied STRs must adhere to all city regulations, including noise ordinances and party restrictions, to avoid penalties or license revocation15.
- Zoning: Short-term rentals, including non-owner-occupied properties, are permitted in all residential zones in Atlanta2.
