Condominium In Atlanta

Positioned within the coveted Studio S building of the legendary King Plow Arts Center, this exceptional 2,100-square-foot live/work studio offers the ultimate fusion of historic industrial soul and turn-key hybrid functionality. This property represents a rare ownership opportunity in the heart of Atlanta’s vibrant Westside Design District. Step inside to experience the dramatic scale of soaring 16-foot timber ceilings, framed by massive original oak and pine support beams and exposed industrial structural steel. The thoughtful two-story footprint maximizes spatial efficiency, flooded with natural light from oversized historic multi-pane windows that reflect King Plow’s rich heritage as a 19th-century plow factory.

Unlike generic units in the area that function strictly as creative offices, this studio has been upgraded into a premium, dual-use residential and commercial space. High-value additions include a full bathroom, a completely renovated kitchen, and quick, direct access to the building’s loading dock.

Located inside the secure, beautifully landscaped King Plow Arts Center campus, occupants benefit from a built-in creative community, 24/7 security-patrolled grounds, and picturesque courtyard with a koi pond. Having a dedicated parking space attached directly to the unit deed removes the stress of West Midtown parking. The property sits steps from the city’s top dining, design showrooms, and retail, with immediate access to Georgia Tech, Downtown, and the newly completed Westside Beltline.

The Studio S block is a premium quadrant of the historic complex, famous for retaining striking, highly marketable features like original oak and pine timber beamed ceilings and rustic steel beams. The building is well known for structural assets like 16-foot soaring ceilings, historic multi-pane oversized windows, and quick direct loading dock access. Deeded Parking Asset (+$15,000 to +$20,000): Having exactly 1 dedicated parking space explicitly attached to your unit deed prevents incoming buyers from relying entirely on general guest or community garage scrambles, which are notoriously competitive along West Marietta St.