For Rent in Loganville, GA



Loganville, GA
Well maintained home in quiet neighborhood near sought after schools: W.J. CooperElementary, McConnell Middle School, and Archer High School.

  • Spacious bedrooms
  • Full teen suite upstairs 
  • Screened-in deck 
  • Huge basement 
  • Large yard

Lawn maintenance is included in rent.

GAMLS #7054748 FMLS #5112672
 



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If you're interested in this rental or  have questions about leasing your home, contact me at (404) 857-2508.

As always, I appreciate your referrals :-).
Talk to you soon and have a blessed day!

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Natasha Liburd Bazile is a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Atlanta and the Lead Home Stager with Heart of Decor in Georgia (virtual services available). She prides herself in being a guide to her clients and finds fulfillment in helping them achieve their goals.

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