Over the weekend I listed a terrific authentic loft in Grant Park called City Space lofts. It’s a small community of only 15 units and all units have private rooftop decks. This is the only unit that is currently available at CitySpace Lofts so I would imagine that it will sell pretty quickly. The loft is a 1 bedroom and 1 1/2 baths with approx. 950 sq.ft. It is 3 levels with the living/dining/kitchen/1/2 bath on the main floor. Second floor consists of the lofted bedroom area that overlooks the living room and the master bathroom which has a separate shower and tub. There is a metal spiral staircase that leads up the private rooftop deck which overlooks the historic Oakland Cemetery! There is also a one secured parking spot right next to the unit and the monthly HOA fees are only $150 per month!

If you are familiar with Grant Park, City Space lofts are situated right behind Ria’s Bluebird Cafe and Six Feet Under. If you are not familiar with Grant Park, it is located just east of downtown, about a 5 minute drive to Midtown via 75/85. Grant Park is a historic neighborhood that mainly consists of old victorian homes so City Space lofts is a pretty unique building in the community. Grant Park also has the zoo and a very large park that you can walk to from the loft. There is a little downtown part of Grant Park that has a couple of restaurants which are Dakota Blue(mexican) and Grant Central Pizza, both cute neighborhood joints to dine at. Of course you have Ria’s Bluebird Cafe which have the best pancakes in Atlanta and Six Feet Under for the best crablegs in Atlanta. I just heard after attending the East Atlanta beer fest that Six Feet Under is moving, however, it is just moving a door down into the “The Jane at Grant Park”. The Jane at Grant Park is a new conversion of a factory into live/work spaces and commercial spaces. I am really hoping that more restaurants will go into that complex.

From this loft you can walk on down to the restaurants of Cabbagetown as well! Memorial drive which spans from Grant Park into Kirkwood is changing quite rapidly. The old industrial warehouses are being converted into lofts, restaurants or being torn down to make way for new developments, so I especially think that buying into these neighborhoods will eventually pay off!

This loft at CitySpace is currently listed at $219,000 which is below what the seller paid for it a couple of years ago so the seller is definitely motivated.

The album below contains photos of the unit but it was very difficult to photograph using my crappy camera so it’s hard to get a feel for how the loft is setup but hopefully this gives you an idea.

If you would like more information or would like to schedule a showing, please contact me at nesa@theloftstop.com - Nesa Kleinheksel

CitySpace

Grant Park Loft!
1 bdr / 1 1/2 baths
$219,000 with private rooftop deck!

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