Zip Codes Near Fayette County, Georgia

F

30214
Fayetteville, GA

$1,052 to $11,915
52 Rentals
F

30215
Fayetteville, GA

$1,100 to $2,400
26 Rentals
H

30228
Hampton, GA

$1,228 to $5,225
32 Rentals
J

30238
Jonesboro, GA

$1,050 to $5,225
50 Rentals
N

30265
Newnan, GA

$1,179 to $2,900
27 Rentals
PC

30269
Peachtree City, GA

$1,115 to $3,158
14 Rentals
R

30274
Riverdale, GA

$935 to $2,000
94 Rentals
R

30296
Riverdale, GA

$935 to $11,915
44 Rentals
S

30276
Senoia, GA

$1,179 to $2,783
22 Rentals
S

30277
Sharpsburg, GA

$1,115 to $2,900
13 Rentals
T

30290
Tyrone, GA

$1,115 to $1,355
3 Rentals
UC

30291
Union City, GA

$1,105 to $2,868
54 Rentals
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