Industrial soul. Contemporary refinement. Unrivaled lifestyle. This is Buckhead loft living at its finest. Welcome to Buckhead Village Lofts' most coveted residence a top-floor, one-bedroom, two-bath loft that masterfully blends cool industrial character with elevated contemporary style. Soaring 14' ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and oversized arched windows flood this 1,550-square-foot residence with natural light, while exposed brick walls lend an irreplaceable warmth and authenticity. The open-concept layout flows seamlessly from the large kitchen which is outfitted with sleek stainless appliances into the living area, creating a space that's equally suited for effortless entertaining or quiet evenings at home. Step outside onto the one-of-a-kind, totally private, +/-1,500-square-foot terrace, a rare urban sanctuary perfect for sun-drenched mornings with coffee or unforgettable gatherings under the stars. enjoy the covered pergola with fireplace. This exceptional home comes with four deeded garage parking spaces and a large private storage unit. Residents of Buckhead Village Lofts enjoy a full suite of boutique-style services, including 24-hour concierge, fitness center, resort-style pool, grilling area, a large fenced dog walk, and breathtaking rooftop views of the city skyline. The location is unmatched. Situated just steps from Buckhead Village District, Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe's, the St. Regis, Chops, Umi, Iberian Pig, Fetch dog park, and Atlanta's most sought-after dining and shopping, this loft delivers the very best walkability in Buckhead.
CondoProperty Type
1999Year Built
$513Price/Sq.Ft.
$1,146/moHOA Dues
4 car garageParking
Listed by Amy Hooper• Hirsh Real Estate Buckhead.com
Buckhead Forest, located between Peachtree Road NE and Piedmont Road NE, is a residential and wooded Atlanta neighborhood with curving streets and mid-century ranches. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Peachtree Road NE corridor near Buckhead Village, where patios, chef-driven dining rooms, and polished storefronts set a brisk, walk-and-window-shop rhythm. The Cathedral of St. Philip anchors the area’s civic calendar with concerts and community gatherings. Atlanta History Center adds museum galleries and historic grounds that shape a distinctly local sense of place. Homes range from brick traditional to contemporary rebuilds, framed by mature tree canopy and pocket greenspaces. Daily routines orbit boutique fitness studios, coffee counters, and shaded sidewalks that connect back to the commercial core.
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3235 Roswell Rd NE #803 · $795,000
$781K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $781K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
142 days
The average home goes pending in 77 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
97.0%
Most homes are selling 3% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Living
Interior features
Double vanity
Entrance foyer
10-foot ceilings on main level
Double-pane windows
1 common wall
Bedrooms
Master on main
Oversized master
One main-level bedroom
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Master bathroom with double vanity and separate tub and shower
Kitchen
Kitchen island
Stone countertops
Cabinets
Open view to family room
Dishwasher
Disposal
Double oven
Electric cooktop
Electric oven
Microwave
Range hood
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Washer
Dryer
Electric dryer hookup on main level
Flooring
Hardwood
Heating & cooling
Central heating (forced air, natural gas)
Central electric air conditioning
Exterior features
Patio
Rooftop
In-ground pool
Irrigation system
City street frontage
Asphalt road surface
Home design
Condominium
One level
Brick construction on all sides
Tar/gravel roof
Slab foundation
Parking
Assigned garage parking
Four garage spaces (four total parking spaces)
Security
Gated community
Concierge
Construction
Brick construction
Tar/gravel roof
Slab foundation
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
110-volt electric
Cable available
Electricity available
Water available
HOA & community
Monthly association fee
Association covers door person, insurance, grounds and structure maintenance, pest control, reserve fund, sewer, pool, trash, and water
Community amenities include concierge, dog park, fitness center, gated access, pool, and proximity to shopping
Community contains approximately 100 units
Electricity and solar
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Special Public Interest - Buckhead Village District - Subarea 2 Corridor Areas
The intent of the council in establishing the SPI-9 Buckhead Village Special Public Interest District is as follows: To encourage the redevelopment of properties within the Buckhead Village consistent with the community vision established in the City of Atlanta Comprehensive Development Plan, the 1999 Vision for the Buckhead Village, the 2001 Buckhead LCI Plan, 2005 Buckhead Village Parking and Circulation Study, and the 2007 Piedmont Area Transportation Plan; To provide for a balanced mix of office, retail, commercial, residential and related uses within the SPI-9 District so as to serve the needs of the Buckhead community, surrounding residential neighborhoods, and specialty shoppers and visitors; To provide for appropriate transitions from the high intensity areas along Peachtree Road to the mixed-use character of the surrounding village areas and the lower density residential neighborhoods that border the district and to prevent incompatible commercial uses and parking in residential neighborhoods; To implement the community vision through the provision of specific graphic standards to provide a pleasing, cohesive urban aesthetic for the district through vibrant, quality design; To ensure the safe and convenient movement of pedestrians within Buckhead Village through the provision of adequate and accommodating streetscapes and to reduce pedestrian and vehicular conflicts by providing clear delineated streetscapes for pedestrian movement; To reduce auto dependency and create opportunities for increasing the use of alternative transportation modes thereby mitigating traffic congestion, noise, and other negative impacts that detract from the village and surrounding neighborhoods; To increase connectivity for all transportation modes within the district and between the district and other areas; To provide a cooperative means for meeting parking needs within the village; To create incentives for the provision of public facilities and functional, publicly-accessible open spaces; To encourage and implement environmentally-responsible development; To provide a range of housing types to meet varying housing needs; and To make more predictable, streamline, and expedite the permitting process for developments meeting the intent and requirements of the district regulations.
Buckhead isn't one market — it's a dozen small ones. High-rise living near Lenox and Phipps, quiet estate streets off West Paces Ferry, or somewhere in between — each pocket has its own price range and feel.