Fairview, GA

186 Apartments for Rent

When readers showed a sparked interest in green, sustainable living, Country Home Magazine compiled a list of the Best Green Cities in the country. Fairview, Georgia, came in at number 317.

The community of Fairview is part of a metropolitan area that is filled with rich American history. Located in Walker County in the northwestern region of Georgia, Fairview is home to approximately 6,769 people. It is considered to be a suburb, based on population density, but don't let the label trick you; Fairview is a vibrant community within an even larger community, and you'll have plenty to do and see! Walker County is visited by people from all over the world who come to see beautiful Lookout Mountain, Rock City Gardens, and Chickamauga Battlefield National Park.

Moving To Fairview

Looking for the perfect southern rental? Next time you're on the prowl, type Fairview, Georgia into your national apartments locator search bar and take a gander at the three-bedroom apartments or two-bedroom apartments for rent in Fairview. The selection is great. From apartment complex premier apartments to quaint and homey house rentals, some of the best homes in Georgia are available to rent in this small community enveloped in northern Georgia history.

Finding Your Fairview Home

To find the perfect apartments or condos for rent, start by setting realistic budget guidelines. Once you know how much you can spend on your rental, you can get into the fun details. Shop around and compare your different rental options, make a wish list of property features, then narrow your premier choices down to those located in reputable apartment complexes or condo communities. The same rules apply to house rentals: reputable rental sources only!

Month By Month, or Lease?

How long do you plan to stay in your new Fairview home? If you think your stay will be shorter than one year, a month by month rental may be your best bet; but if you want to ensure you can stay in your rental and keep the same rent payments and utility arrangements in place during the length of your stay, the rental protection of a lease may make it the contract for you!

As with any rental, don't forget to have your proof of income, credit history, and deposit money with you while you hunt. Being prepared will help you score your dream pad.

Fairview Neighborhoods

Rather than having neighborhoods of its own, Fairview itself is a neighborhood. It is considered to be a neighborhood of Rossville, part of the Chattanooga Metropolitan Statistical area, named after the late, historic figure John Ross. The median rental rate in Fairview is over 70% less than other neighborhoods in Georgia. Finding a place to live may be easier than you'd think in this community, as many properties are vacant. The neighborhood is serene, walkable, and is starting to pick up a reputation as a trendy, cool, maybe even hipster place to live.

Living in Fairview

Explore The Greater Area

Greater Rossville has print shops, a variety of grocery and convenience stores, a bargain store, auto sales lots and much more. There are quite a few restaurants in the area, as well. You can check out popular chain restaurants or give one of the many local joints serving delicious, homemade southern comfort food a try. Countless amenities are also available in nearby Fort Oglethorpe. Enjoy the calm of suburban life with access to a greater Metropolitan area just minutes away.

Fun and Recreation

Speaking of recreation, the city of Rossville is home to Lake Winnepesaukah, where you can find a fun little family run amusement park that offers visitors 35 different rides to choose from, including the Cannonball Coaster. Known by locals as Lake Winnie, the grounds are also home to a variety of water-park rides. If you still have more energy to run off, you can peek into a little bit of the past at the John Ross House. From 1830-1838, this site was home to John Ross, a man who once led the Cherokee Nation until the state seized his land and his beautiful log home. The home, which is near the banks of the Coosa River, was declared to be an historic landmark in 1973.