Luxury Lives in the Heart of the Atlanta BeltLine (Previously Listed) -

The home which will occupy Unit Number Five at 187 Stovall Street in Atlanta, Georgia is proof that the phrase “timing is everything” applies to intown residences as well. Scheduled for completion in the spring of this year this home will be one of 14 luxury residences to occupy the Reynoldstown Row community being built by Thrive Homes.

The completion of this development will occur just weeks in advance of the scheduled completion of the first phase of the Eastside Trail Southern Extension of the Atlanta BeltLine. The Atlanta BeltLine is a 22-mile loop of multi-use trails and modern streetcar transportation that will connect 45 Intown Atlanta neighborhoods. The second phase of this project will soon begin. Once completed, the 3.5 mile extension will connect the Reynoldstown location of this home to Peidmont Park.

Atlanta has long been known as more a collection of neighborhoods than a traditional city. It is the inter-connectivity of these neighborhoods that makes intown living so unique. The Reynoldstown neighborhood is perhaps perfectly situated in the midst of the most vibrant areas of Atlanta. Grant Park, Inman Park, Cabbagetown, East Atlanta Village, Glenwood Park, Little Five Points and Midtown all surround the Reynoldstown community. Collectively these neighborhoods contain several parks and host a multitude of seasonal festivals. In addition, some of the best dining and entertainment the city has to offer are within minutes of the Reynoldstown Row development.

This three-bedroom, three- and one-half-bathroom home will feature custom finishes ranging from traditional to modern. Custom flooring and millwork, state-of-the-art appliances and a fireside rooftop terrace will help these homes set a new standard in intown residences. The designers of these incredible homes, however, maintain a connection to the historic nature of this area with traditional front porches and exterior architecture reminiscent of the row houses which originally graced this neighborhood.

The timing could not be better for the new owner of this home. There is still time to customize your home to fit your own personal tastes and the anticipated economic development which will accompany the completion of the Atlanta BeltLine is sure to bring even more lifestyle options to the area.

Luck, being described as the combination of timing and preparation, is clearly defined by the spring 2017 completion date of this home. The timing is ideal for an intown residence, and the location has perfectly prepared this home to witness the next evolution of Atlanta’s beautiful intown neighborhoods. How truly lucky one would be to see this for themselves while relaxing fireside on the rooftop terrace of the home at 187 Stovall Street in Atlanta, Georgia.