1000 E Martin Luther King Blvd

Park Place is a converted historic school building in downtown Chattanooga, renovated into condominiums in 2007 while retaining Collegiate Gothic Revival character. The low-rise structure preserves original masonry, terracotta block walls, vaulted auditorium volume and custom high windows alongside modernized systems and sustainable upgrades such as rooftop solar and roughed-in radiant heating. Units are primarily two-bedroom loft-style residences with 10–12+ foot ceilings, oversized casement/Windsor-style windows, travertine or heated tile floors, granite counters, kitchen islands, natural wood trim and expansive open floorplans. Common elements include a restored light-filled auditorium and shared exterior spaces: a fenced, gated parking lot with deeded spaces, community deck, green areas, playground and barbecue/grill zones. Practical amenities are elevator access, assigned basement storage, private entrances or patios for some units, in-unit laundry and energy-efficient mechanicals (tankless water heaters, updated HVAC). The building sits on a knoll near UTC, the riverfront, greenways and downtown eateries, offering walkable access to arts, markets, and transit while combining historic craftsmanship with contemporary urban living.