Condo project nears finish on Alpharetta’s version of Atlanta BeltLine

by EV Atlanta

A mile south of Avalon, an Alpharetta development is nearing the finish line with what remains a relative rarity in Atlanta: for-sale condos in a boutique-size building.

Findley Row, a project by veteran intown builder Monte Hewett, is coming together at 8000 Summit Place, a site just north of Ga. Highway 400 between North Point Mall and Avalon. It’s one residential component of a new mixed-use enclave called Northwinds Summit.

According to Engel & Völkers Atlanta, the brokerage hired to lead sales and marketing, Findley Row will feature a mix of 18 single-level and two-story condos, all with private garages below, priced from the $600,000s.

One key selling point for the condos is a direct connection to the AlphaLoop, the North Fulton County city’s multi-use answer to the BeltLine trail, according to the marketing team.

Featuring a scenic bridge, the latest one-mile, $14-million section of the AlphaLoop opened last month, linking the Northwinds District with Avalon and Downtown Alpharetta. The finished loop is expected to span four miles with a connection to the 26-mile Big Creek Greenway, providing an alternate means of reaching 15,000 jobs, according to project leaders. (Engel & Völkers reps note the trail will also link Findley Row to more than 200 restaurants and retail options.)

A project rep tells Urbanize Atlanta the Findley Row condos are scheduled to deliver at the end of October.

The least expensive option to date is priced at $654,900 (unit No. 14). That buys two bedrooms and two and ½ bathrooms in 1,653 square feet—for a breakdown of $396 per square foot.

In-home perks will include large balconies with double French doors, quartz countertops, hardwood floors throughout, and appliances described as top-of-the-line, per project reps.

“Findley Row transcends the concept of mere suburban condos,” goes the sales pitch. “It embodies a lifestyle that celebrates meaningful connections and the ultimate sense of accessibility.”