301 Bradley St

Originally constructed in 1910 as a textile mill, this converted loft building occupies a prominent downtown Carrollton block near Adamson Square. The structure rises three stories and retains heavy industrial character — exposed brick walls, original factory windows, timber beams and century-old hardwood floors — while modernized systems like updated HVAC, elevator access and building-wide high-speed internet serve residents. Units are predominantly loft-style one- and two-bedroom plans with open layouts, soaring ceilings (9–10+ feet and some vaulted two-story spaces), large windows for abundant daylight, and features such as walk-in closets, double vanities, soaking tubs and renovated kitchens with quartz counters and stainless-steel appliances in many homes. Common elements include a courtyard, rooftop garden with square views, on-site laundry and gym facilities in some years, keyed/door-code entry and limited surface parking nearby. The HOA covers exterior maintenance, water, basic cable and trash; pet policy and specific parking rules vary by unit. Located steps from Carrollton’s amphitheater, restaurants, shops, the Greenbelt trail and University of West Georgia, the building blends historic mill aesthetics with downtown walkability and conveniences for live/work lifestyles.