2932 Cedar Trace Dr, Ellenwood, GA 30294

2932 Cedar Trace Drive in Ellenwood, GA, is a beautifully maintained two-story home offering 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and over 1,900 square feet of comfortable living space. Built in 1999, this property features a bright eat-in kitchen, formal living and dining areas, a cozy family room, and a two-car garage. The level backyard with a deck is perfect for entertaining, gardening, or relaxing outdoors. Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood, the home provides convenient access to shopping, schools, and major highways for an easy commute to Atlanta. With its blend of suburban peace and city proximity, this Ellenwood gem delivers both comfort and convenience in one inviting package. 1. Lease Duration The lease is for 12 months. You are legally responsible for paying rent for the full term unless the lease includes an early termination clause. 2. Rent Payment Monthly rent: $2,200, typically due on the 1st of each month. Late fees may apply if rent is paid after the grace period (commonly 3 5 days). Methods of payment are usually check, money order, or online payment if the landlord offers it. 3. Security Deposit Deposit amount: $2,200. This is held to cover unpaid rent, damages beyond normal wear and tear, or other lease violations. Georgia law requires that the deposit be returned within one month after the lease ends, minus any deductions. 4. Utilities & Maintenance Clarify which utilities are included (water, trash, electricity, gas, internet). Tenants are usually responsible for yard maintenance unless the lease specifies otherwise. Report maintenance issues promptly to avoid further damage and potential disputes. 5. Rules & Restrictions Check for restrictions on pets, smoking, or modifications to the property. Some leases may require renter's insurance to protect your belongings. 6. Renewal & Termination Most 1-year leases automatically end unless renewed in writing. Give 30 60 days' notice if you do not plan to renew. Early termination may incur penalties unless negotiated in advance. 7. Legal Protections Georgia law protects tenants from unfair withholding of security deposits. Keep a move-in checklist with photos to document the condition of the property. Read the lease carefully before signing to understand all responsibilities and fees.