1021 Oak Street

A 0.1253-acre quadruplex in Atlanta.

Welcome to a rare investment opportunity in the heart of Atlanta’s Historic West End! This charming quadruplex at 1021 Oak St SW offers the perfect blend of character, location, and income-producing potential—ideal for both seasoned investors and those looking to break into the multifamily space.

Nestled within the renowned West End Historic District, this property features four thoughtfully laid-out units, including three 1-bedroom, 1-bath residences and one studio unit—providing a versatile rental mix to maximize occupancy and cash flow. Whether you’re considering long-term tenants, student housing, or short-term rental strategies, the possibilities here are substantial.

Location is everything—and this property delivers. Positioned less than a mile from the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail, residents can enjoy easy access to one of the city’s most vibrant corridors for walking, biking, dining, and entertainment. You’re also just minutes from Atlanta’s prestigious HBCUs, including Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University, and Spelman College—making this an attractive option for student and faculty housing.

Commuting is effortless with close proximity to major highways and just a short drive to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world. Additionally, the property is located within an Opportunity Zone, presenting potential tax advantages for savvy investors looking to grow and defer capital gains (buyer to verify and consult with a tax professional).

This is more than just a property—it’s a chance to own a piece of Atlanta history while capitalizing on the city’s continued growth and revitalization. With strong rental potential, an unbeatable location, and endless upside, 1021 Oak St SW is an opportunity you don’t want to miss.

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