215 Piedmont Ave NE Unit 308,

Atlanta, GA 30308

List Price: $135,000

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1 BED
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1 BATHROOM
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THE LANDMARK - CONDOMINIUM
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850 SQ FT
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 0.02 ACRES
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PARKING AVAILABLE
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BUILT IN 1963
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PARCEL
# 14 005100130186
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FMLS # 7521576
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GMLS # 10455472

Features

Features

  • High Ceilings
  • Open Concept
  • Natural light
  • Large windows
  • Over size pantry


Upgrades

  • High Speed Internet
  • Key Card Entry
  • LVP flooring
  • Interior paint
  • Updated bathroom


Community & Location

  • Laminated Flooring
  • Security Guard
  • No short-term rental restrictions
  • Close to Georgia State University, The Capitol, State Farm Arena, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and the Georgia Aquarium
  • Easy access to I-75, I-85, and 41

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Property Description

Spacious and light-filled Downtown Atlanta Condo—a Rare Find! There are no long—or short-term rental restrictions!

After a long, exhausting day, you pull into the heart of Downtown Atlanta, where the city buzzes with life, but your sanctuary awaits. 
The moment you open the door, warm natural light floods the space, wrapping you in comfort. This spacious one-bedroom, one-bath condo feels like an unexpected retreat in the middle of the city. Originally two separate units, now combined into one, the openness and flow make it feel much larger than a typical one-bedroom. The new LVP flooring adds a fresh, modern touch underfoot, and the freshly painted walls reflect the golden hues of the setting sun streaming through large windows.
You set your keys down in the open living area, take a deep breath, and exhale. The space feels inviting, effortless, and full of possibility. Your stomach rumbles—dinner can wait a few minutes. You head toward the kitchen, where a large pantry holds everything you need, from snacks to the ingredients for your next dinner party. The dining area gives you options—a cozy dinner for one or a space to gather with friends after a long week.
As you step into the comfortable bedroom, you enter your own personal retreat. Before calling it a night, you freshen up in the updated bathroom.
But what truly makes this condo stand out is its unbeatable location and flexibility. Located just minutes from Georgia State University, Emory, the Capitol, State Farm Arena, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Georgia Aquarium, and Midtown, you’ll be right in the center of it all. Easy access to I-75, I-85, and 41 makes commuting a breeze, while the building’s short- and long-term rental policies make this condo an excellent opportunity for homeowners and investors alike.
You finally sink into your couch, looking out at the city lights. This isn’t just a condo—it’s your escape, home, and chance to embrace convenience, opportunity, and modern city living.
Welcome home. Make it yours.


Floorplans

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Downtown Atlanta



Downtown Atlanta serves as the heart of the city, blending history, business, entertainment, and culture into one dynamic district. Known for its towering skyscrapers, iconic landmarks, and bustling streets, it is home to Georgia’s most significant business, government, and tourism hubs. With a mix of historic sites, modern attractions, and lively neighborhoods, Downtown Atlanta offers an urban lifestyle that attracts both residents and visitors alike.



A Brief History of Downtown Atlanta


Downtown Atlanta's origins trace back to the mid-19th century when the city was founded as a railroad hub. It played a significant role during the Civil War and later became a center for commerce and transportation in the Southeast. By the 20th century, Downtown Atlanta grew into a bustling business district, with Peachtree Street becoming a symbol of economic success. It also played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, with leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. organizing marches and demonstrations here. Today, it remains a hub for business, tourism, and culture, reflecting Atlanta’s ongoing growth and development.

  • Economic and Business Hub:
  • Rich History
  • World-Class Attractions
  • Walkability and Transit Access
  • Vibrant Entertainment Scene

  • Visit the Georgia Aquarium
  • Explore Centennial Olympic Park
  • Tour the World of Coca-Cola
  • Experience the National Center for Civil and Human Rights 
  • Cheer at a Falcons or Hawks Game
  • Shop and Dine at Underground Atlanta 

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  • The Sun Dial Restaurant 
  • Paschal’s
  • Sweet Georgia’s Juke Join
  • White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails 

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