Perhaps the most sanctuary-like feature of the space is the bathroom itself. This effect makes for a wonderful setting to enjoy sleeping in on holidays and weekends without having to draw shades or curtains to achieve the right mood. There are two window passages that open onto the main living area, which provides natural light, but not direct sunlight to the sleeping area itself. The bedroom itself has original brick on all 4 walls and 16-foot ceilings.
There have been many art events in the space over the years, which is a big part of living in The Tower.Īround the corner from the kitchen is the Master Suite. The 25’ long wall opposite the countertop serves as a gallery space with exhibits from various artists and photographers adorning the space year-round. For cold storage, the large Kitchen Aid refrigerator provides ample room for large containers, and both of the 2 refrigerator doors have bins large enough to hold gallon jugs. Around the corner, a huge 9’ pantry provides additional dry storage and a recycling area.Ĭleaning up is a breeze with the ultra-quiet Bosch dishwasher and dual sink with retractable sprayer. Oversized drawers reveal a range of storage options for cookware and other essentials, all of which have automatic soft-close hardware. Open shelving runs the length of the countertop creating a minimal look while also being extremely functional for day-to-day cooking and entertaining. Miele cooking appliances provide an exceptional cooking experience, including a 5-burner gas cooktop, built in oven and warming drawer to keep additional dishes table-ready. It is a galley-style layout with gorgeous travertine countertops and custom built-in maple cabinetry, which provides outstanding storage capability for even the most well equipped chef. The kitchen was gutted and re-imagined as part of a major renovation by Joel Kelly Design and is one of the main focal points of the unit. Beyond renderings, the website offers no additional information - no timeline or details on unit sizes, et cetera.īut know that relative affordability could be forthcoming at some point.Passing through the entry foyer brings you into the kitchen, which has 16-foot ceilings. The project website has new renderings that highlight how close the homes are to the heart of downtown and its many jobs. Still, the location offers plenty of amenities, including quick access into downtown, a two-block walk to MARTA, the nearby range of restaurants on Memorial Drive, and relatively close access to the Beltline. But that non-O4W description doesn't hold the same cache with townhome scouts. The prices sit far south of mainstream Old Fourth Ward, and so too will the homes themselves, located south of Edgewood Avenue in an area many (including Google Maps) would consider Sweet Auburn. The development, known as four15 Stacks, is slated to feature a lineup of residences starting somewhere in the $300,000s - a pretty much unheard-of price for new construction in the neighborhood in recent years. So when Epic Development heralded the construction of 24 "affordable" townhomes in the neighborhood, people took note. Every Atlanta resident knows that summers here are hot as hell and that homes in Old Fourth Ward are now expensive.
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