Inman Park Lofts

Nesa Kleinheksel — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 18:46:07 +0000

One of my favorite neighborhoods in Atlanta is Inman Park. Inman Park has always been known for their large Victorian Style Homes and being a walkable community but for years there wasn’t much to walk to. However, over the last couple of years Inman Park Village was created which is a centralized community that contains some of Atlanta’s most well known restaurants and retail.   For a long time the only neighborhoods that were truly walkable communities was Midtown and Buckhead but with the addition of Inman Park Village it now gives people a choice to live in a community without hi-rises and has a little bit more charm than Midtown or Buckhead.
There is a variety of style of homes for people that would like to live in Inman Park including Lofts. Probably one of the more popular buildings is Inman Park Village Lofts, which is a mid rise building containing 68 units.   The popularity of the building is due to the different floorplans as well as having features such as polished concrete floors, 10 ft ceilings, and large balconies.    Resales now range in price from $150,000 for the smaller 1 bedroom floorplans to $350,000 for 2 bedrooms.
One of the newer additions to Inman Park is the Grinnell Lofts, which is a 24 unit boutique condominium complex.   Also situated in the hustle and bustle of Inman Park Village, Grinnell Lofts offer large sq.ft, high ceilings, roman tubs and a community swimming pool.   There are still a units available through the developer with pricing starting at $239k for 1 bedrooms and $400k and up for the 2 bedrooms.
Throughout Inman Park there are also several other notable loft communities including Brickworks, Inman Motorworks, and Marble Lofts. One of my favorites is a small 7 unit building called 130 Krog. Once a old cotton sorting warehouse these 7 units are all zoned live -work with enormous sq.ft. Rarely are they available but as of today there is a listing for a 3 bedroom loft priced at $549,000. With over just 2300 sq.ft, this loft has wood ceilings, private garden terrace, lots of secured parking and very large ceilings.   130 Krog is located in what I call the historic part of Inman Park, which has a ton of history and the buildings are more appealing than the new stuff over at Inman Park Village. Plus, steps from 130 Krog is the well known Rathbuns Steak House, if you are looking for an excellent place to dine, this is a must!!
If you are looking for a charming and walkable community in Atlanta, Inman Park should definitely be on your list. If you would assistance with your loft search in Inman Park, please feel free to contact me at nesa@greatatlantalofts.com or 404-579-9307 – Nesa Kleinheksel

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Inman Park Lofts