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$ 450,000

Est. payment -/mo

Sold on 04/22/2025

342 Marietta ST NW #APT 8 Atlanta, GA 30313

Name: Open House - 1PM-3PM
Start: 2025-06-07T13:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-06-07T15:00:00.000Z
Location: 4133 Stourbridge Common CIR, Milton, GA 30004

1 Bed

1 Bath

1,628 SqFt

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Key Details

Sold Price $450,000

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Single Family Residence

Listing Status Sold

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 1,628 sqft

Price per Sqft $276

MLS Listing ID 10456732

Style Brick 4 Side

Bedrooms 1

Full Baths 1

Year Built 1920

Annual Tax Amount $2,761

Tax Year 22

Lot Size 1,611 Sqft

Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence

Property Description

THE TWO STORY LOFT you've been waiting for! Walk to State Farm Arena, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia World Congress Center, Tabernacle, Georgia Aquarium and more within minutes. This rare prime location, has a brand new kitchen, designer bathroom with a double vanity and its own laundry room. The unique loft can accommodate home and office use giving you the ability to be in the heart of the city. Corporate long term rentals are perfect in this location. The dynamic style will leave an impression on anyone that comes over. The Pioneer Neon Lofts was one of the first Atlanta Adaptive Reuse projects. Located at 342 Marietta Street NW, this building was constructed as warehouse in 1915 by the Selig Chemical Company. The building is a typical early twentieth century commercial construction, with arched-brick openings on the Marietta Street facade, limestone and concrete ornamentation, diamond-shaped geometric designs, cast-stone window sills and copings, and brick patterning. In 1991, the developers of the building came to Stowers and Company to broker the deal to purchase the building for a loft development. In 1992, this was not a great part of town and their were not many people doing these conversions. At that time, the security man would shoot off his gun before entering the building. The building was rehabilitated into loft apartments and is now in what is called Castleberry Hills.