Active113 Fairfield Place NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
$391,236 per acre · 0.13 acres (from listing data)
MLS# 7759730 · Listing Courtesy Of: Luxe Realty Group, LLC
Listing Contact: 678-698-7830

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About this land
Discover an exceptional opportunity to build in one of intown Atlanta’s most rapidly evolving areas! This vacant residential lot is ideally located in the sought-after Westside TAD district, just moments from the BeltLine and surrounded by a wave of impressive new construction homes. Enjoy the convenience of city living with easy access to MARTA, as well as a variety of nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options—all within walking distance. Whether you're envisioning a custom single-family home or exploring the potential to rezone for a duplex, this property offers flexibility and strong investment potential. The area qualifies for a variety of down payment assistance programs, including options with zero down financing—making it an excellent choice for both first-time buyers and savvy investors. Bring your own builder or partner with ours to streamline the process. Take advantage of construction-to-permanent financing through our preferred lender and turn your vision into reality. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this thriving Westside community—opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare!
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Listing data last updated: Oct 30, 2026, 4:00 AM
AI Insight
This listing stands out for its relatively low price per acre, $391,236, compared to the city median of $440,917. The 0.1278-acre lot is a modest size. This property is likely to appeal to a buyer seeking to develop the land or build a small-scale project.
Written by Blustone AI from the live listing data above — confirm zoning and utilities with the county before relying on them.