400 Vlg Pkwy

A converted industrial loft community in Atlanta’s intown corridor, originally constructed as a mid‑20th century factory and adapted into multi-level residential lofts in 2001. The complex is low- to mid-rise with four-story units and a mix of large one-bedroom and multi-level loft floorplans that emphasize open, flexible space. Units commonly display industrial interior details — exposed beams and ductwork, concrete or hardwood floors, soaring cathedral or 10-foot ceilings, oversized operable windows, and mezzanine or lofted sleeping areas. Kitchens vary from original industrial-era finishes to modern updates with stainless appliances, quartz or Corian counters and breakfast bars; many homes include wet bars, generous walk-in closets, double vanities and soaking tubs. Exterior spaces include private balconies, a landscaped courtyard with fountain, and resident-accessible rooftop terraces that offer skyline views. On-site shared amenities are oriented to urban convenience and recreation: a gated entry with private BeltLine access, saline pool with fountain, fitness center, dog run, covered assigned parking (including secured garage spaces), storage units, and a monitored package room. Low HOA dues typically cover utilities like water; building management and security are present on site. Located on the Eastside BeltLine near Poncey‑Highland, Old Fourth Ward and Ponce City Market, the community places residents within walking and biking distance of restaurants, parks and transit, delivering a walkable, active urban lifestyle.