2531 Davenport Street
2531 Davenport St, Smyrna, GA — 1.12-acre vacant lot
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531 Davenport Street offers 1.122 acres (48,883 sq ft) of vacant residential land in Smyrna, Cobb County, Georgia, currently zoned R-15 Single-Family Residential. The site sits within the city's Future Land Use Map designation for Medium Density Residential, and a rezoning to RAD (Residential Attached/Detached) is being explored to unlock greater development density of up to 8 units, though current 50-ft lot width and cul-de-sac standards may limit the site to approximately 5 units. The property features a notable 30-foot elevation change from west to east, suggesting basement lots as an effective way to use the grade, with potential sewer connectivity via Bates Street to the south or Avonlea Square to the east. Offered by Atlanta Land Group, this is a compelling infill development opportunity for builders seeking to capitalize on Smyrna's residential growth trajectory
Investment highlights
This 1.122-acre (48,883 SF) residential development site is located in Smyrna, roughly 10 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta with direct access to I-75, I-285, and I-20. Currently zoned R-15 (Single-Family Residential), the site falls within Smyrna's Future Land Use designation for Medium Density Residential, supporting an exploratory rezoning to RAD that could accommodate up to 8 units.
The property benefits from Smyrna's strong growth and proximity to the Cumberland/Galleria business district and The Battery Atlanta/Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves. Homes in the submarket currently sell in around 65 days at a median price near $450K. A 30-foot west-to-east elevation change favors basement-lot product, and nearby sewer access via Bates Street or Avonlea Square supports development feasibility — making this a strong infill opportunity for builders and investors in Cobb County.
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