Atlanta lofts aren’t all created equal. Some are true industrial lofts with soaring ceilings, exposed rafters and rooftop decks, located on the Beltline halfway between Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market. The others are basically just your average condo playing dress up. This one is the former. The old National Linen Service building built in the 1950s was converted to Freedom Lofts in 2001. It’s got all the gritty edge and character of a vintage building, but with the modern conveniences of a more recent build. This spacious one bedroom, one-and-a-half bath features four levels of living with two outdoor living spaces – the rooftop deck with midtown skyline view and a patio right off the kitchen and dining on the main level. The architectural details of the windows alone are striking, plus it gets really good light. There is plenty of storage, including a laundry/utility room. Parking is gated, covered and assigned. The community boasts a salt-water pool, fitness center, on-site security, Google fiber, a secure and monitored package room, a car wash and in the works for the future, electric vehicle charging stations. All of this for low HOA dues. Walkability is about as high as you can get with all the shopping, restaurants, bars and parks close by. This is the perfect home in which to curate your own stylish Atlanta intown vibe. End the summer with a bang!

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