532 Old Fourth Ward
From $7500/mo
- Property Type
- Estate
- Neighborhood
- Old Fourth Ward
- Listing ID
- #6127579
- Price
- From $7500/mo
- 3 Bedroom
- 2.5 Bathroom
Features
* All properties are fully furnished and include A/C, Heat, Wi-Fi, Washing Machine, and Dryer.
Description
This beautiful 3bd/2.5 bath craftsman-style home is like no other! Located in Atlanta’s sought after Old Fourth Ward neighborhood – it features a large, spacious living room and dining area, high ceilings, wall-to-wall hard wood floors, huge gourmet kitchen and a den with a fireplace for those chillier Atlanta nights. It also includes Smart LED lighting throughout, solar panels with backup battery, and a new A/C system — making it super energy efficient. And did we mention it’s within walking distance to the Beltline and many of Midtown’s restaurants and bars!
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Neighborhood
About Old Fourth Ward
Old Fourth Ward is a historically diverse community located east of downtown Atlanta, west of Poncey-Highland and Inman Park neighborhoods, and south of the Midtown neighborhood. Steeped in history, Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood is a place where old and new merge to create a thriving, diverse community on the city’s east side. With the emergence of dozens of retail stores and restaurants, beautifully restored historic homes, new condominiums, loft apartments and a burgeoning artistic community, the neighborhood is a favorite of people from diverse backgrounds, particularly young professionals, who want to live where they can experience a feeling of community with a good dose of nightlife and the arts. One of the neighborhood’s biggest draws is its food, from some of the city’s best barbeque to upscale restaurants and bars serving up artisan cocktails. Old Fourth Ward’s crown jewel, however, may be the 1.1 million square-foot Ponce City Market, the largest redevelopment project in Atlanta’s history. The former Sears and Roebuck Building was transformed in 2015 into an upscale venue for retail shops, restaurants, offices and loft apartments.
