The Renaissance Lofts For Sale

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Lofts For Sale in Renaissance Lofts Atlanta, GA

The SoNo neighborhood has been taking off like crazy in the past few years, thanks in large part to its rarity of central location, smack-dab between Downtown and Midtown. And in the middle of SoNo, there’s Renaissance Lofts, a funky ‘70s-constructed, 16-story flatiron structure right on Ralph McGill. Originally intended as commercial office space, the 186 units were lovingly converted into apartments for the Olympics, settling finally into loft-style units for their most recent iteration. The people who call Renaissance Lofts home are varied — square footage ranges from less-than 500-square-feet to more than 1,500. But they’re all unified in the walkability their home offers, and in an appreciation for the traditional loft-style elements (brick walls, huge windows, and exposed ductwork) that complements the modernism of the exterior.

Address:
120 Ralph McGill Blvd. NE

Neighborhood:
SoNo

Perfect For:
Those who require a super-central urban location, with all the benefits of the high-rise lifestyle.

Constructed:
1974

Amenities and Features:
186 units total
Parking garage
Pets are allowed
Business and fitness Center
Pool
Concierge and 24-hour security

Access:
The easiest access to MARTA is going to be Civic Center Station, just a couple of blocks away. Otherwise, North Avenue is just a short drive to the north, and for main artery access, it’s a breeze to get to I-85.

Close by:

The Georgia Aquarium
This top-tier attraction has the distinction of being the largest aquarium in the Western hemisphere and is known the world over for its collection of whale sharks, belugas, penguins, and the centerpiece Ocean Voyager exhibit — a 6.3 million gallon tank that will take your breath away. georgiaaquarium.com

Centennial Olympic Park
Only a few minutes away by foot, this park was originally constructed for the 1996 Olympics. During the downtime, it’s just a nice place to stroll around and have a picnic, but during the spring and fall, it pulls double duty as one of the best music and festival venues in the city.

Empire State South
Hugh Acheson’s famous eatery offers one of the best cocktail programs in town, but be sure to stop back by in the daytime, for a legendary brunch. empirestatesouth.com

Ecco
This restaurant frequently makes Atlanta’s top-10 lists, and for good reason: their service is amazing, their location is totally central, and their food? Just ask for the goat cheese balls, and thank us later. ecco-atlanta.com

The Fox Theater
One of the most famous theaters in the American South, the “Fabulous” Fox has been a gathering place for the cinema for almost a century, and hosts some of the best traveling stage productions in the city. foxtheater.org