A Hip Atlanta Loft With a Rooftop Deck Asks $300K
Located in Atlanta’s Castleberry Hill—a former industrial area that’s now a trendy, art-centric downtown neighborhood—330 Peters Street is walking distance to galleries, restaurants, the Mercedes Benz Stadium, and the newly renovated State Farm Arena. Originally designed for industrial use, the 1920s-era building was converted into lofts a little over 20 years ago—adding to the cool factor, Unit 202 comes with its own private rooftop deck.
The loft features soaring ceilings and a row of oversized windows.
The one-bedroom, one-bath loft features high ceilings, exposed brick walls, lots of windows, hardwood floors, and a spiral staircase leading to the lofted bedroom and rooftop deck. There is even a home office niche carved out under the loft. The bathroom has been renovated, though the kitchen could use an update—but at the reasonable listing price of $300,000, the property may allow some budgeting for a remodel.
Exposed brick walls are a nod to the building’s roots.
The open floor plan allows the living room, dining room, and kitchen to share one light-filled, communal area.
The entire living space is almost 1,400 square feet.
The stepped kitchen island makes room for a breakfast bar.
A gray spiral staircase leads up to the lofted bedroom.
Space for a home office has been carved out underneath the loft.
The living space wraps around the lofted bedroom.
Thanks to the high ceilings, the lofted bedroom doesn’t feel cramped.
This setup even allows for bike storage.
The bathroom features white subway tile and a double vanity.
The rooftop deck is worth the hike and boasts views of the Atlanta skyline.
According to the listing, the monthly HOA fees are $270, and garage parking is included.
330 Peters Street Loft unit 202 is currently listed for $300,000 with Ryan Griffioen of Ansley Atlanta Real Estate.
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