213 Camelot Dr

College Park, GA 30349

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1 bed

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Ground-floor condo

Welcome to 213 Camlot Drive, a spacious 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 644 sq ft ground-floor condo. Located in the rapidly transforming Old National corridor. Easily walk to Marta bus stops, nearby grocery stores, restaurants like Harold's Chicken, Big Daddy's Restaurant, shops and World Changers Int'l. 5 min drive to I-285, I-85 and 7 mins to the largest airport in the world, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. This unit is perfect for a single person, but also great for a couple. Come make this your new home! COMES FURNISHED IF NEEDED Fully electric No assigned parking Tenant pays utilities (Georgia Power and WiFi) No smoking in in building hallways No pets allowed

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Neighborhood: 30349

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Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Commuter Friendly
Streamlined routes and connections make daily commuting simple.
Highway Access
Quick highway connections for seamless travel and regional access.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.

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Set just south of Atlanta near Hartsfield-Jackson, 30349 blends suburban calm with easy I-85/I-285 access. Expect warm, humid summers and mild winters, leafy neighborhoods, and a diverse, welcoming community vibe. Per Zillow market trends in recent months, the median asking rent has hovered around $1,700 per month, with most listings ranging roughly from the mid-$1,400s to the low $2,100s. Daily conveniences line Old National Highway, including Kroger, Walmart Supercenter, and Old National Marketplace, plus coffee spots and fitness options like local gyms and studios. Parks such as Welcome All Park, Burdett Park, and Creel Park offer fields, trails, and playgrounds that make the area notably family- and pet-friendly. Local eats lean Southern and Caribbean with barbecue, wings, and soul-food staples, while nearby lounges keep nightlife low-key and social. Weekend routines often include pickup games at the rec centers, neighborhood walks, and quick shopping runs, with downtown Atlanta’s arts and pro-sports venues an easy drive away.