Attention Real Estate Investors!

On a quiet street in Lilburn, there’s a split-level home waiting for its next chapter — not just another listing, but an opportunity for savvy real estate investor.

Priced at $260,000, this 1,134 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers something investors are always searching for: solid structure, functional space, and room to create value.

Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms and two full bathrooms provide the layout families and long-term tenants want most. On the main level, the living room centers around a fireplace and opens toward a large backyard — the kind of outdoor space renters immediately notice because it’s increasingly hard to find at this price point.

Downstairs, the home becomes even more interesting.

The lower level adds flexible square footage that can transform into a home office, second living area, playroom, dining space, or even a hybrid work-from-home setup that today’s renters actively seek. The kitchen, breakfast area, and laundry space are positioned for practical everyday living, giving the home a layout that feels larger and more versatile than many comparable properties.

For an investor, the numbers tell a compelling story.

At approximately $2,000 per month in rental potential, this property creates an opportunity for strong cash flow relative to its purchase price. In a market where affordable single-family homes continue to shrink in supply, properties in convenient Gwinnett County locations remain attractive to tenants looking for more space without metro Atlanta pricing.

And location matters.

Lilburn continues to draw renters and homeowners alike because of its accessibility to major roads, shopping, schools, and employment corridors throughout the greater Atlanta area. Tenants want convenience, and this property delivers it.

But the real value may be in the upside.

This is the type of home where cosmetic improvements — fresh paint, updated flooring, modern fixtures, landscaping, and light kitchen or bathroom updates — can significantly increase both rental appeal and future resale value. The large backyard adds even more potential for outdoor entertainment space, pet-friendly marketing, or long-term family tenants.

For a first-time investor, it’s an approachable entry point into the rental market.

For an experienced investor, it’s the kind of value-add opportunity that becomes harder to find every year.