115 Griffin Street
Bring a suitcase. That is genuinely it.
Everything down to the linens stays if you want it. Rather have your own things around you? Take it unfurnished. Either way the house is empty right now and ready for you, and the lease can run as short as three months or as long as you want to stay.
A real house instead of a hotel or an extended stay.
For a thirteen-week assignment, a move into the city, a renovation you are living through, or simply a year in a house instead of a hallway of apartment doors. You get a kitchen you would actually cook in and three bedrooms you can close the door on.
Three bedrooms, two and a half baths
1,179 square feet. An open living room and kitchen, three bedrooms you can close the door on, two full baths and a half bath.
Island seating and a full appliance set
Range, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. Washer and dryer in the house.
Front porch, back deck, off-street parking
A porch to sit on, a deck out back, and a place to park off the street.
Minutes from downtown
Downtown, Georgia State and the stadium are minutes away. The Beltline Westside Trail is close enough to use rather than just mention.
Stated up front so nobody spends a trip finding out.
The rent, the deposit and the screening criteria, before you book a tour.
All applicants are screened under the same criteria. Assistance animals are not pets and are welcome under fair housing law. This is not an offer to lease. Terms current as of September 5, 2026.
Photo gallery
Furnishings shown convey per the inventory addendum signed at move-in if you take it furnished.
Living in Vine City
Vine City, on the west side. Downtown, Georgia State and the stadium are minutes away, and the Beltline Westside Trail is close enough to use rather than just mention. Off-street parking at the house, so the car stays put.
Questions renters ask
Is 115 Griffin Street furnished?
Your choice. Take it furnished, with a furniture inventory signed at move-in, or unfurnished if you would rather bring your own. The rate reflects which you choose, so say which you want when you inquire.
Can I lease it for three months?
Yes, and longer too. Three months, six months, or a year and beyond. Shorter terms carry an additional charge for utilities.
Are pets allowed?
Small pets, with a weight limit. Assistance animals are not pets and are always welcome.
Who pays utilities?
The tenant, on leases of six months or longer. Shorter terms carry an additional charge for utilities instead.
What do I need to qualify?
Verified income of two times the rent, $5,390 a month. Credit is one factor, not a cutoff; a lower score may mean a larger deposit. A background check on every occupant 18 and over, and a $50 application fee per adult.
How do showings work?
Book a time and I meet you there. No lockbox codes and no self tours. A day's notice helps, and a tour takes about twenty minutes.
Book a guided tour
Showings are scheduled and I meet you there. No lockbox codes and no self tours. That is the owner's rule and I do not bend it. A day's notice helps, but tell me what you need and I will work with it. A tour takes about twenty minutes.
Already sure? Apply online. Every adult applies and pays the $50 application fee.
Alvin Slate
Alvin runs the numbers before you tour: what a place should rent for, what it costs to live in each month, and how it holds up against the other listings you are weighing. Licensed in both real estate and mortgage lending, he lays out the pros and the cons so you can decide with a clear head.
Curious what your home would sell for?
A free market analysis from Alvin: recent sales, the current competition, and a realistic range.