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    3378 Greenbriar Pky SW, Atlanta, GA 30331
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Located in the southwestern corner of Atlanta, Sandtown sits at the intersection of several major thoroughfares that connect residents to the rest of the city. This historic neighborhood offers easy access to I-285 and I-20, making commutes to downtown and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport convenient. MARTA bus routes link the area to the larger rail system, providing transportation options throughout the metro area. The neighborhood borders the Chattahoochee River to the west and is just a short drive from the Westside BeltLine trail and Cascade Springs Nature Preserve.

Rental prices in Sandtown typically run lower than Atlanta's city average of $1,607 for a one-bedroom apartment. The neighborhood features a mix of established homes and newer developments, offering more living space compared to other Atlanta neighborhoods. Several community parks dot the landscape, including Sandtown Park, while the Cascade Road corridor provides shopping and dining options. This residential area maintains a peaceful atmosphere away from Atlanta's urban core.

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