240 Renaissance Pkwy Ne

A late-1980s low- to mid-rise condominium community located in Atlanta, built in 1989, composed primarily of one-bedroom residences with occasional den/bonus spaces. The complex displays conventional, residential architecture set around landscaped courtyards and garden areas; exterior features include private balconies, covered patios, outdoor storage rooms, gas grills, and courtyard lighting. Interiors commonly offer vaulted or tray ceilings, high ceilings (9–10 ft), cathedral elements, crown molding, recessed and track lighting, hardwood floors in many units, fireplaces, built-in bookcases, and upgraded kitchens with stainless appliances and stone counters in renovated units. Typical unit layouts pair an open living/dining flow with a separate den or office space, walk-in closets, double vanities in primary baths, and in-unit laundry or dedicated laundry rooms. Shared amenities oriented to everyday convenience and recreation include a gated entry, clubhouse, fitness center, swimming pool, dog walk, and on-site parking; some listings reference conference/meeting spaces and low-maintenance grounds. The community benefits from quick access to I-75/85 and proximity to Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, Piedmont Park, Ponce City Market, the BeltLine, MARTA stations, and neighborhood parks, supporting a mix of urban errands, pedestrian-oriented leisure, and commuter routes. Pet policies and parking allocations vary by unit; the complex is marketed toward buyers seeking a lock-and-leave, amenity-backed urban residence within established Atlanta neighborhoods.