Fairburn Apartments for Rent

Welcome Home to Fairburn

Fairburn is in that sweet and peachy state, Georgia. The city is in Fulton County and is about twenty miles from Atlanta. There's a historical downtown area as well as historical homes and buildings that are scattered throughout town. This community has a small-town feel and is family-oriented, though residents can also enjoy all the benefits of being close to the state capital.

Fairburn Rental Trends

Are you looking for a sweet one bedroom apartment near Clarence Duncan Park? Maybe you want something close to Highway 138 so that you can have an easy commute. Or maybe you’d rather be near the Shannon Mall Shopping Center. Whatever you're looking for, our apartment finder will locate it and help you get a great deal on it. So, what do apartments in Fairburn actually go for? Check out the rent table right here on this page to get an idea. The table has the latest rates on one, two, and three bedroom apartments. When you think about it, apartments in Fairburn really aren't too expensive, especially when you consider all that this town has to offer. If you’re itching to start searching for places in Fairburn, you can check out some of the popular rentals below. Otherwise, read on to learn more about this Southern town.

Fairburning Hunk of Love

Renters who move to Fairburn will find themselves with plenty to see and do, especially if they’re fans of the great outdoors. If you’re looking for some space to spread out or a way to get active, you’ll find what you’re looking for in this town. The Department of Parks and Recreation runs some great playgrounds, tennis courts, trap and skeet houses, gyms, pools, athletic fields, nature centers, and preserves. One park you should put on your must-see list is the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Birders will want to bring those binoculars because the trails in the forest and along the ponds offer excellent wildlife viewing. Tweet tweet. Sandy Springs Historic Site is a great place to go if you’d like a little dose of history with your park experience. The park is home to the historic Williams-Payne house as well as fresh water springs, trails, and lots of open space to explore. The Sandy Springs Historic Community Foundation offers tours of the house and special programs such as lectures and storytelling.

Speaking of history, Fairburn’s town motto is, “History Lives Here.” One visit to Fairburn’s historic downtown area and you’ll know that residents of Fairburn embrace and cherish their town’s history. Check out the Old Campbell County Historical Society for tons of information on the history of Fairburn. The society also runs a museum in the historic Campbell County Courthouse. History buffs and dabblers alike will want to pay this building a visit!

Party On, Fairburn

Many festivals and annual events take place in and around Fairburn. As a resident of this fun-loving town, you can look forward to celebrations such as the Fairburn Festival and the ever-popular Georgia Renaissance Festival. At the Renaissance Festival, you’ll be able to take a trek into the 1600s and shop, eat, and sit back and watch the entertainment (including comedy, music, and jousting) just like our ancestors would have done in the “Ye Olde” days. Move to Fairburn before the spring to be one of the 250,000 people that get to take part in this raucous event.

Tired of being stuck in the audience time and again? Stage junkies can head to the local Southside Theatre Guild to get their theater fix. If you want to get involved consider becoming a volunteer and helping out backstage. Better yet, you could put that flair for drama to good use and audition for one of the shows.

Making the Move

Find your new apartment in Fairburn and join a population of about 13,000 people who enjoy living in this small, Southern city. Since you’ll also have easy access to Atlanta, you’ll get to have the best of both small town life and big city fun. What are you waiting for?