301 10Th St Ne

The Gaither Building is a small, historic mid-rise condominium constructed in 1930 in Midtown Atlanta, positioned directly across from Piedmont Park. Comprised of roughly a dozen to a few dozen residences, the building preserves period architectural details such as high (9–10 ft) ceilings, coved and tray moldings, original hardwood floors, and oversized windows that maximize daylight. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts with classic interior finishes—built-in bookcases, crown molding, recessed and coffered ceilings, walk-in closets, and entry foyers—alongside modern upgrades like updated kitchens, Carrera and quartz counters, stainless appliances, central HVAC in select units, and in-unit washer/dryer configurations. Common areas emphasize a courtyard/garden experience: a brick-paved courtyard with seating, a gas grill, a fire pit, private entrances and rear stairs, plus individual basement storage spaces. Assigned, deeded off-street parking spaces are available to residents and some units have direct exterior access to those spaces. The HOA is notably economical for Midtown and commonly includes utilities such as water and gas. Pet and rental policies vary by unit listings; the building’s scale encourages an intimate community feel and regular neighbor interaction while providing immediate access to cultural destinations, transit, and green space.