19 Cities Near Atlanta to Live in 2025

Near Atlanta’s vibrant downtown area, there are several charming Southern cities that you'll love to call home. For some, finding apartments in the city proves a bit too expensive or overwhelming. (And Atlanta traffic is no joke). The up side? With so many beautiful cities to choose from, you won't miss out. But you might not know where to start.

Whether it’s lakefront living or stylish shops and restaurants you’re looking for, we'll help you virtually explore 19 cities near Atlanta, Georgia that may just house your next dream apartment.

Note: The data provided below comes from our rent estimates. These numbers expand beyond those listed on our platform. For further information, learn about our methodology.

Best Cities Near Atlanta

1. Stone Mountain

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 14.7 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 24 minutes via Memorial Drive
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 1 hour and 7 minutes via bus No. 221 and MARTA Blue Line
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 1 hour and 41 minutes via Stone Mountain Trail
• Average one-bedroom rent: $1,614
• Average two-bedroom rent: $1,625
• Population: 6,553
• Median household income: $44,950
• Walk score: 69
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 58
• Map of Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain is the name of both the city and its namesake mountain, which is home to the world's largest exposed mass of granite. It’s one of the few eastern Atlanta cities on this list, but it's attracting a growing number of young adults, and families looking to escape the high prices of the city.

Stone Mountain Park also hosts attractions, including Snow Mountain, historical museums, and a train that takes visitors around the mountain. You'll find apartment complexes scattered throughout the city center, including a number of updated and modern options.

The average rent in Stone Mountain is $1,269 for a studio, $1,614 for a one-bedroom apartment, and $1,625 for a two-bedroom apartment. If you are looking for a deal, keep an eye out for a red pulsing icon that indicates rent specials. Visit our Stone Mountain apartment listings to learn more.

2. Decatur

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 6.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 15 minutes via Memorial Drive and I-20 W.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 18 minutes via MARTA Blue Line
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 46 minutes via W. Howard Avenue
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,682
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,920
• Population: 24,307
• Median household income: $129,992
• Walk score: 60
• Transit score: 45
• Bike score: 69
• Map of Decatur

Home to the prestigious Emory University, Decatur was once a trading center for small farmers and a stone quarry. By the mid-1800s, nearby Atlanta established a reputation as the regional transportation center, and expansion soon sparked, leading to growth in nearby towns like Decatur.

The city of Decatur and "unincorporated Decatur" are two different areas. You'll find more space and a lower cost of living in the unincorporated area. Decatur is walkable, bikeable, and filled with coffee shops, trendy pubs, boutiques, and a train station for public transportation.

You won't find toppling high-rises in Decatur, but plenty of mid-rise, modern, and luxury apartments are available, some with stunning mid-century and industrial architecture. Live right off the main square to have pubs and restaurants at your doorstep.

The city hosts many downtown events and community activities, and - taking it from one of our authors, who lived here for years - it's a wonderfully dog-friendly town. Enjoy outdoor dining with your best furry pal by your side.

In Decatur, the average rent is $1,555 for a studio, $1,682 for a 1-bedroom, $1,920 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,871 for a 3-bedroom. For more information on rental trends, check out our Decatur apartment listings.

3. Alpharetta

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 26.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 31 minutes via US-19 S. and GA-400 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 1 hour and 13 minutes via bus No. 143 and MARTA Red Line
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 29 minutes via Lower Roswell Road
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,654
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,940
• Population: 67,056
• Median household income: $141,042
• Walk score: 22
• Transit score: 15
• Bike score: 24
• Map of Alpharetta

Alpharetta is a luxurious suburban hub and one of the best cities outside of Atlanta to start a career and raise a family. Its history dates back to the 1830s, when settlers were looking for land to farm. Today, the city is known for its well-regarded schools and reputation as the Tech City of the South.

Alpharetta is an excellent destination, offering galleries, fine dining, high-end shops, pubs, attractions, and specialty spots like pottery studios. You can also see a show at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre or head to one of their breweries for nightlife options without having to head into Atlanta.

In Alpharetta, the average rent is $1,896 for a studio, $1,856 for a 1-bedroom, $2,306 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,269 for a 3-bedroom. To learn more about rental trends, visit our apartment listings in Alpharetta.

4. Marietta

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 20.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 27 minutes via I-75 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 39 minutes via bus No. 101
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 1 hour and 56 minutes via Atlanta Road
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,209
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,431
• Population: 62,769
• Median household income: $67,589
• Walk score: 36
• Transit score: 21
• Bike score: 27
• Map of Marietta

Marietta is one of the largest suburban towns near Atlanta, Georgia. It was settled in early 1802 and is now one of Atlanta's largest suburbs.

Marietta definitely attracts newcomers looking for proximity to Atlanta with all the bells and whistles of suburban life. Marietta has its own charming downtown and main square with cafes and dining, including a fantastic food court that rivals Atlanta's Ponce City Market, craft and vintage shopping, and a historic theater. Outside of the town center, Marietta has many gyms, big box retail, chain and local restaurants. Speaking of chains, you won't want to miss taking an iconic picture next to the Big Chicken, which overlooks a historic KFC. Marietta also has plenty of green space, including gorgeous wooded trails for hiking.

Most apartments and townhouses in Marietta are along I-75, offering convenience to the rest of the metro area. Live near the square to take advantage of the city’s lively atmosphere, galleries, and events.

In Marietta, the average rent is $1,640 for a studio, $1,431 for a 1-bedroom, $1,654 for a 2-bedroom, and $1,989 for a 3-bedroom. To learn more, visit our Marietta apartment listings.

5. Duluth

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 29.4 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 34 minutes via I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours via Stone Mountain Trail
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,568
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,964
• Population: 32,350
• Median household income: $88,915
• Walk score: 31
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 21
• Map of Duluth

Once part of Cherokee territory, Duluth was originally forested land. Eventually, deposits of copper, iron, ore, and lumber attracted merchants to the area. After a cotton merchant connected his cotton gin at the Chattahoochee River and Old Peachtree Road, trade opened up.

Today, living in Duluth feels like small-town living with access to urban amenities. The city hosts year-round events and concerts. You can hit the historic downtown for shopping.

One of the biggest attractions in the city is the Gas South Arena, which houses 13,000 seats and hosts concerts and sporting events throughout the year. It’s truly one of the most exciting cities around Atlanta.

In Duluth, the average rent is $1,582 for a studio, $1,568 for a 1-bedroom, $1,964 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,234 for a 3-bedroom. Check out our Duluth apartment listings to learn more.

6. Johns Creek

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 27.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 36 minutes via I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 2 hours and 53 minutes via New Peachtree Road
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,100
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,705
• Population: 81,108
• Median household income: $153,882
• Walk score: 18
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 21
• Map of Johns Creek

One of the largest cities in Georgia by population, Johns Creek was once a series of trading posts along the Chattahoochee River in Cherokee territory before it saw waves of commercial development. Even though it was central to trade, it didn't become incorporated until 2006.

The city prides itself on its rich cultural diversity, a trait that shines through a myriad of festivals, such as the Johns Creek Arts Festival and the Founders Day Parade. However, what truly sets life here apart is the impressively low poverty rate (5%), making it an inviting place to find work and raise families.

Top it off with over 50 parks, golf courses, and nature trails, and it’s clear why Johns Creek is one of the best cities surrounding Atlanta.

Rent for one-bedroom apartments in Johns Creek currently start at $1,100, while starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment is $1,705. Visit our apartment listings in Johns Creek to learn more.

Cities Near Atlanta with Higher Commute Times

Atlanta’s traffic is notorious, but the ability to work remotely makes suburbs with longer commute times to Atlanta more desirable options. Let’s look at a few options that are a bit farther outside of the city.

7. Milton

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 29.4 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 35 minutes via US-19 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 3 hours and 8 minutes via bus No. 143 and MARTA Red Line
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 17 minutes via Crabapple Road
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,470
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,649
• Population: 41,383
• Median household income: $142,845
• Walk score: 12
• Transit score: 10
• Bike score: 20
• Map of Milton

Although it's just 30 miles from Downtown Atlanta, Milton wasn’t incorporated until 2006. It’s known for its country roots and the horse farms that come with them.

The median age in Milton is 40.5 years old, making it an ideal spot for established families and older professionals. Milton has one of the highest educational attainment rankings in the state, as well as one of the lowest unemployment rates. Pair that with reasonable rents and a high quality of life, Milton is a dream hometown for anyone looking for a good living in a more rural setting (with ample opportunity to horseback ride!).

If an inviting, leisure-focused lifestyle coupled with abundant outdoor opportunities is what you’re looking for, then Milton is one of the best cities north of Atlanta for you.

One bedrooms in Milton currently start at $1,470, while two bedrooms start at $1,649. Check out our apartment listings in Milton to learn more.

8. Peachtree City

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 31.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 37 minutes via GA-74 N. and I-85 N.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 8 minutes via GA-74 N.
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,565
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,475
• Population: 40,193
• Median household income: $111,850
• Walk score: 19
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 23
• Map of Peachtree City

Peachtree City is one of the best towns near Atlanta, Georgia, for getting around, thanks to its outstanding network of over 100 miles of paved multi-use paths for golf carts and bikes.

Among its many great offerings, Peachtree City has exceptional schools, a thriving business landscape, and numerous parks. As far as local economy goes, Peachtree City is central for notable manufacturing giants, including Panasonic, TDK, and Hoshizaki America. Thanks to its commendably low crime rate, it has also secured its place as one of Georgia's safest cities.

Note that though the city's vibrant downtown has plenty of unique local shopping and dining opportunities, you might have to venture into Atlanta for those big nights out.

In Peachtree City, one bedrooms start at $1,565 while two bedrooms can currently be found at a slightly lower price from $1,475. Check out our current Peachtree City apartment listings for more information.

9. Suwanee

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 33.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 34 minutes via I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 42 minutes via Stone Mountain Trail
• Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,429
• Median rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,978
• Population: 22,913
• Median household income: $100,780
• Walk score: 44
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 33
• Map of Suwanee

Named one of the most desirable places to live in the Atlanta region, Suwanee is known for its green space, year-round events, and mixed-use developments.

The city offers plenty of amenities, including the Suwanee Town Center, Sims Lake Park, and Everett's Music Barn. In addition, the community embraces public arts and culture. Outdoor enthusiasts will love that Suwanee has over 600 acres of parkland, including trails to hike, bike, and picnic with family and friends.

Top that off with an array of housing options and Georgia's largest public school system, and it’s one of the best cities near Atlanta, Georgia, for families.

Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Suwanee is currently $1,429, while two-bedroom median rent hovers around $1,978. Visit our rent report page for Suwanee to learn more about rental pricing trends in the area.

10. Buford

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 38.4 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 41 minutes via I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 4 hours and 12 minutes via Peachtree Industrial Boulevard
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $575
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,712
• Population: 18,273
• Median household income: $68,165
• Walk score: 52
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 30
• Map of Buford

Buford is home to the largest mall in the state, the Mall of Georgia, and the Lake Lanier Islands, which feature campgrounds and a water park. Outdoor and water enthusiasts will love the lake life around Buford, including fishing, swimming, boating, and even skiing.

The city’s median age is 36.3, making it a good choice for millennials, young families, and anyone looking to commute to Atlanta. However, you won't find public transportation or solid biking or walking infrastructure around Buford, so you'll need a car.

The city offers plenty of upscale and new apartment complexes scattered throughout the city. For convenience to the rest of the metro area, look for options near I-85 and I-985.

Current listings in Buford show that one bedroom apartments start at $575 a month, whereas two-bedrooms are slightly higher at $1,712. To learn more about rental prices and other neighborhood features, visit our apartment listings in Buford.

11. Sugar Hill

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 38.3 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 39 minutes via I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 4 hours and 6 minutes via Peachtree Industrial Boulevard
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,750
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $2,284
• Population: 25,889
• Median household income: $94,520
• Walk score: 8
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 11
• Map of Sugar Hill

While you won't find much nightlife and fine dining in Sugar Hill, there's plenty to do outdoors. Locals head to Lake Sidney Lanier for shoreline fun, boating, and swimming. Other outdoor stops within driving distance include Sawnee Mountain Park and Settles Bridge Park.

You'll find the majority of apartment complexes and units located in the center of town. Or look near the northern side of the city around Lake Lanier for waterfront views along the Chattahoochee River.

In Sugar Hill, the average rent is $1,616 for a studio, $1,750 for a 1-bedroom, $2,284 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,695 for a 3-bedroom. Visit our apartment listings in Sugar Hill to learn more.

12. Senoia

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 36.6 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 44 minutes via GA-74 N.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 40 minutes via Georgia State Bicycle Route 45
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,565
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,475
• Population: 5,929
• Median household income: $114,423
• Walk score: 60
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 60
• Map of Senoia

Just south of Peachtree City, Senoia is filled with architecture dating back to the 1800s. It was once a sleepy, rural town, but it has experienced rapid growth and development over the last decade.

Senoia has beautiful outdoor spaces, too, and a beloved butterfly garden nearby. Despite its small size, Senoia is home to a film studio and locations you'll see in just about every Southern film. It's also where “The Walking Dead” filmed much of its series.

Duplexes and homes for rent are scattered throughout Senoia. You'll also find some small apartment complexes on the edges of town. Senoia's main street features residential lofts and apartments before many of its shops for modern options.

Senoia shares a surrounding area with Peachtree City, so listings are the same. One bedrooms start at $1,475 while two bedrooms can be found from $2,300. Check out our current Senoia apartment listings for more information.

13. Cartersville

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 43 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 43 minutes via I-75 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 4 hours and 6 minutes via Old Highway Northwest
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $999
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,380
• Population: 24,937
• Median household income: $75,407
• Walk score: 25
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 29
• Map of Cartersville

Cartersville is a nature lover’s dream. Located near Lake Allatoona and Red Top Mountain State Park, you'll adore Cartersville for its endless camping, hiking, swimming, and kayaking opportunities. You never have to venture too far from your doorstep to enjoy the outdoors.

Despite being a small city, Cartersville is home to several attractions, including the Booth Western Art Museum, Old Car City, the Grand Theatre, and nearby wineries and tasting rooms. In addition, the Tellus Science Museum attracts visitors from across the state to its 125,00 square feet of galleries devoted to minerals, fossils, and technology.

The median age in Cartersville is nearly 36, and the city welcomes renters with its mix of suburban amenities and small-town charm.

Rent for a one-bedroom in Cartersville currently starts at $999, while two-bedrooms start at $1,380. Check out our apartment listings in Cartersville to learn more.

14. Carrollton

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 49.5 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 53 minutes via I-20 E
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 4 hours and 22 minutes via GA-166 E.
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $975
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,050
• Population: 27,793
• Median household income: $46,722
• Walk score: 24
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 32
• Map of Carollton

As one of the best cities in West Georgia, Carrollton is home to the University of West Georgia and West Georgia Technical College. This means Carrollton is always up to the challenge of feeding the young crowd, so there’s always a new bar, pub, or restaurant to try.

Although the median age in Carrollton is 26.2, it welcomes college students living on and off campus. You’ll find plenty of apartment complexes and mid-rises scattered throughout the city.

Carrollton has an extensive network of bike trails and a local amphitheater, too. It’s also the “Guinness Book world record-holder for the world’s largest zip line canopy tour and adventure destination,” perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush.

One bedrooms in Carollton currently start at $975. You can find two bedroom listings beginning at $1,050. Visit our Carollton apartment listings to see more.

15. Snellville

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 32.5 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 34 minutes via US-78 W. and I-20 W.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 1 hour and 6 minutes via bus No. 419
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 28 minutes via Glenwood Road
• Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,300
• Starting rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,450
• Population: 22,067
• Median household income: $88,586
• Walk score: 17
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 24
• Map of Snellville

Snellville lies between Atlanta and Athens. It's well known for its tight-knit community and small-town feel. Even so, you’ll find a myriad of offerings, including shops, restaurants, festivals, and farmers markets.

Just 10 miles from Stone Mountain Park, Snellville living means you can enjoy everything from warm-weather hikes in the summer to snow tubing in the winter. The city has a range of parks, such as Briscoe Park and Lenora Park.

Snellville enjoys local theatre and dance venues in addition to your typical cinemas. It's also somewhat of a magnet for professionals specializing in computers and mathematics, and those coming here looking for work have a better chance of finding it.

Starting rent for a one-bedroom apartment is Snellville is currently $1,300. You can snag a two bedroom starting at $1,450. For more on rental trends in the area, check out our Snellville apartment listings.

16. McDonough

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 29.9 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 32 minutes via I-75 N.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 41 minutes via bus No. 430
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 3 hours and 13 minutes via GA-54 N./Jonesboro Road
• Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,274
• Median rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,456
• Population: 32,138
• Median household income: $77,804
• Walk score: 21
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 27
• Map of McDonough

Just under a half-hour from the Atlanta Motor Speedway, one of the most acclaimed NASCAR racetracks, McDonough is an ideal place for those who want easy access to the car races.

Beyond its high-speed spectacles, the historic McDonough Square takes center stage for its festivals, live entertainment, charming shops and eateries.

The town truly caters to all seasons, filling its calendar with a diverse range of events and activities throughout the year. It’s one of the friendliest cities close to Atlanta.

Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in McDonough is current $1,274, while median two-bedroom rent is $1,456. To learn more about rental pricing trends in the area, check out our McDonoguh rent report.

17. Cumming

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 55.1 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 52 minutes via US-19 S. and I-285 E.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 5 hours and 13 minutes via Big Creek Greenway
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,664
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $2,043
• Population: 9,471
• Median household income: $71,855
• Walk score: 60
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 52
• Map of Cumming

If you're an active nature-lover, Cumming is one of the cheapest towns near Atlanta to call home. You’ll find over 960 acres of outdoor adventure at the Sawnee Mountain Preserve, where you can climb, hike, and explore the great outdoors.

Lake Lanier offers equal excitement by way of boating, fishing, and swimming. Beyond the beautiful mountain and lake landscapes, you'll find local fairgrounds and historic bridges around town, making the city just as scenic as its backdrop.

A growing city, Cumming is in the process of building a new city center near the downtown area, which will be a hub of new entertainment, business growth, and job opportunities. Even with so much development, the locals make sure to retain that warm Southern charm.

In Cumming, the average rent is $1,528 for a studio, $1,664 for a 1-bedroom, $2,043 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,985 for a 3-bedroom. For more, visit our Cumming apartment listings.

18. Roswell

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 22.2 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 28 minutes via GA-400 S. and I-85 S.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: 1 hour and 32 minutes via bus No. 85 and MARTA Red and Blue lines
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 2 hours and 46 minutes via Lower Roswell Road
• Median rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,401
• Median rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,672
• Population: 91,706
• Median household income: $122,924
• Walk score: 22
• Transit score: 14
• Bike score: 22
• Map of Roswell

Travel north on GA-400, and you’ll reach Roswell, a city brimming with Southern charm. Rich in historical heritage that traces back to the Civil War era, Roswell manages to preserve its distinctive character while seamlessly integrating contemporary elements.

This Atlanta suburb has a busy downtown, filled with craft breweries and local eateries. Roswell also houses an exceptional historic district on Canton Street with a charming shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

You’ll even find over 900 square miles of parks and seven miles of pathways along the banks of the Chattahoochee River — perfect for anyone who wants to explore the outdoors.

The median rent price for one-bedrooms in Roswell is currently $1,401. Two-bedroom median prices hang around $1,672. To learn more about pricing trends, visit our Roswell rent report.

19. Newnan

• Distance from downtown Atlanta: 38.6 miles
• Commute time to Atlanta via car: 38 minutes via I-85 N.
• Commute time to Atlanta via public transport: N/A
• Commute time to Atlanta via bike: 4 hours and 18 minutes via Oakley Industrial Boulevard
• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,504
• Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,833
• Population: 44,940
• Median household income: $74,606
• Walk score: 22
• Transit score: N/A
• Bike score: 25
• Map of Newnan

Within the city limits of Newnan, you’ll find six distinct historic districts that are home to over 40 revered historic structures, from residences to commercial buildings.

Even as a growing city, Newnan has done much to preserve the historic charm of its Victorian and Antebellum-era architectural gems. Head to Ashley Park in the heart of the downtown area, for example, and you’ll be able to enjoy the town’s outdoor mall, where you can find your fill of antiques and old treasures.

Like so much of the Atlanta region, you'll also be close to the great outdoors in Newnan. Head over to the newly established Chattahoochee Bend State Park to explore its 12 miles of shady, wooded trails.

In Newnan, the average rent is $1,421 for a studio, $1,504 for a 1-bedroom, $1,833 for a 2-bedroom, and $2,205 for a 3-bedroom. Check out our Newnan apartment listings to learn more.

Find an Apartment Near Atlanta, GA

There's so much to explore in and outside of Atlanta, Georgia, for both business and pleasure. From the historic charm of Roswell to the adventurous outdoor spirit of Cumming, these 19 cities offer your choice of lifestyle, with easy access to one of the busiest cities in the U.S.

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FAQs about Cities Near Atlanta

What cities are 30 minutes from Atlanta?

• Decatur (15 minutes via Memorial Drive and I-20 W)
• Stone Mountain (24 mins via Memorial Drive)
• Marietta (27 minutes via I-75 S.)
• Roswell (28 minutes via GA-400 S. and I-85 S.)

Where is the best place to live near Atlanta?

Our top five cities near Atlanta (with rent prices) are

• Stone Mountain (avg 1-Bedroom $1,614)
• Decature (avg 1-Bedroom $1,682)
• Alpharetta (avg 1-Bedroom $1,856)
• Marietta (avg 1-Bedroom $1,431)
• Duluth (avg 1-Bedroom $1,568)