Lovejoy, GA

145 Apartments for Rent

The Battle of Lovejoy's Station, which became present-day Lovejoy, resulted in a stalemate between the Confederate and Union Army. But we all know what happened in the long run.

Do you sometimes get the feeling that you were built with a need for speed? If so, you might just enjoy making your home in Lovejoy. Located in Clayton County and named after Frank Lovejoy, this city has a population of 6,422. It was called Lovejoy Station during the Civil War and was incorporated as the Town of Lovejoy in 1861. If you are looking for apartment rentals in Lovejoy, or if you are searching for month-to-month apartments, housing for rent, or other types of places to live in Lovejoy, then you have come to the right place. We have placed all the information you need to make the best choices right at your fingertips.

Moving to Lovejoy

One thing to consider when moving to Lovejoy is the cost of living in the town. Some of the costs to consider include housing, transportation, groceries, utilities, goods and services, and health care. All these factors give you a mental picture of your monthly costs when you move to the place. The cost of living in Lovejoy is on par with the median for Georgia. Also, it's a little below the national average. This makes it an affordable city, especially since Georgia is not one of the most expensive states to begin with. If you're lovin' Lovejoy, then make sure you have all the right documents prepared such as copies of your ID, rental history, letters of reference, bank statements, and a recent credit report.

Neighborhoods

There's also plenty of neighborhoods to love in Lovejoy. Check out the list below for highlights in each neighborhood.

Bonanza: Bonanza may best be described as a suburban neighborhood with plenty of rental housing varieties for you to choose from. Housing options include large apartment complexes, small apartment buildings, high-rise apartments, 2-bedroom apartments for rent, and single-family homes. Another thing to note about Bonanza is the vast amount of new buildings coming up, which means a thumbs-up for you.

City Center: This part of town is pricier than Bonanza is, and the rental housing options are very limited. What you find here are mostly mobile homes and single-family homes. Just like Bonanza, you will find a high number of new homes in this neighborhood.

Panhandle Road: This neighborhood holds a number of rental housing varieties, ranging from small studio apartments to high-rise apartments. Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts serve up coffee in this area.

Living in Lovejoy

One of the draws to Lovejoy is its close proximity to the Atlanta Motor Speedway, which is located only 10 minutes from the center of the city. The place hosts NASCAR racing and has a seating capacity of 125,000 people. If that's not really your cup of tea -- or sweet tea, that is -- then you could visit any of the parks and museums near the city. This friendly Southern town also has an annual block party every April with food, games, and giveaways. Whatever you chose to do, we hope you find the type of rental place you are searching for in Lovejoy.