Milltown Lofts For Sale

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Lofts For Sale in Milltown Lofts Atlanta, GA

Straddling the border between the sister neighborhoods of Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown, Milltown Lofts has seen its surroundings grow to accommodate it very well. This area of town was almost unknown, even to residents, when the property was first constructed, but today, Cabbagetown, with its adorable small-town commercial street, and Krog Street Market (only five minutes by foot) have upped the desirability considerably. This is to say nothing of the lofts themselves: a tasteful balance of sprawling floorplans and towering ceilings are set off by a streamlined, straight-cornered modern design that retains a slight homage to old industry

Address:
203 Wylie St.

Neighborhood:
Reynoldstown/Cabbagetown

Perfect For:
Blending a quiet neighborhood aesthetic with accessibility to some of the best fun to be had in the city.

Constructed:
2003

Amenities and Features:
1 – 2-bedroom units
724 – 1,002 square feet
Central location to dining and nightlife
Multi-level construction
Gigantic windows
Soaring ceilings
Swimming pool
Fitness center

Access:
The Inman Park/Reynoldstown MARTA station is about a six block stroll to the east, right along DeKalb Avenue. I-20, meanwhile, is easy to get to — it’s about a 5 minute drive to the south.

Close by:

Krog Street Market
One of the city’s newest and best dining meccas is just around the corner from this property. Krog Street Market, or KSM, is a complex of exceptional eateries spearheaded by some of the city’s best chefs. It does get any more walkable — or any tastier — than this place. krogstreetmarket.com

The Beltline
The completed portion of the Beltline walking trail begins just down the street and connects residents all the way to Piedmont Park in Midtown. Joggers, bicyclists, and normal folks taking a stroll flock to this promenade, especially on the weekends. Be sure to check out the art installations that line this stretch.

Cabbagetown Community Park
As one of the prettiest parks near to Reynoldstown, Cabbagetown’s community park is a lovely patch of green space with rolling hills, walking paths, playgrounds, and a quiet, small-town feel. It’s usually pretty quiet here, with the exception of the first weekend of November, when the park plays host to Chomp & Stomp, an annual chili/beer/bluegrass shindig that attracts people from across the city.

Agave
Just a short walk to Cabbagetown to the South, Agave specializes in some top-notch southwestern cuisine, anchored by their affinity for hatch green chilis. No visit is complete without a bowl of their famous pepper stew — the perfect cure for a chilly evening. agaverestaurant.com

Little’s Food Store
Every tiny neighborhood has that shop that provides the staples: wine, beer, snacks, light groceries, a great deli, the list goes on. Little’s has been in business for almost a century, and shows no sign of slowing down — the community here depends on this place. littlesfoodstore.com