10 James St

Originally erected in 1911 as a cotton mill and converted into loft condominiums, this low-rise historic property preserves industrial character across its units. Typical residences are two-bedroom lofts with open floor plans, oversized industrial windows, exposed brick and beams, and high ceilings ranging from roughly 12 to 15 feet. Interiors commonly feature pine or hardwood floors, tile baths, double vanities, generous walk-in closets, and two-story entrance foyers in select units. The complex centers on a landscaped courtyard and garden, with on-site assigned parking and a small dog park shared by residents. Common systems have been updated over time — recent listings note a new roof and newer HVAC in some units — and the homeowner association is self-managed with modest fees. Situated within walking distance of downtown Hampton’s shops, restaurants, city hall and community center, the property offers easy access to local amenities and sits about 35 minutes from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The building’s mix of historic mill bones and contemporary renovations makes it a neighborhood-focused, pet-friendly community with an emphasis on light-filled loft living.