1031 State St Nw

Originally constructed in 1911 as an elementary school and later converted into condominiums, this low-rise brick building preserves historic character while offering modern urban conveniences. The property contains multi-level 3-bedroom residences with lofty ceiling heights (commonly 14–15 feet), oversized windows, built-in bookcases, and cathedral-style entry foyers that emphasize natural light and volume. Layouts favor roommate-friendly split-bedroom plans, with many units featuring en-suite baths, his-and-hers closets, walk-in storage and loft/office alcoves. Kitchens have been updated with granite counters and stainless steel appliances; in-unit laundry and smart-home wiring are typical. Exterior amenities include a landscaped courtyard and garden, a saltwater pool and gas grills clustered around communal green space, plus private yard access for some units and private entrances. Practical on-site provisions include deeded parking (typically one to two spaces per unit), interior bike storage, and additional storage options. The building’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places guides exterior preservation while interior renovations date from early-2000s conversion through ongoing unit-level updates. Located in Home Park within short walking distance of Georgia Tech, Atlantic Station and Midtown, the property balances a leafy, tucked-away feel with direct access to transit corridors (I-75/85) and neighborhood retail and dining.