400 W Peachtree St

Twelve Centennial Park is a mid-2000s high-rise condominium in downtown Atlanta, completed in 2007 and primarily configured with one-bedroom residences alongside larger units. The tower’s architecture presents a contemporary glass-and-steel façade and floor-to-ceiling windows that emphasize skyline and park views. Interiors typically feature 9–10 foot ceilings, hardwood or tiled floors, open-plan living areas with kitchen islands or peninsulas, stainless-steel appliances, in-unit laundry hookups, walk-in closets and upgraded bath finishes such as double vanities and separate showers. Many residences include private balconies or patios and built-in bookcases or foyer entries. Common areas are extensive and resort-oriented: a staffed 24-hour concierge, secure access to resident floors, a full fitness center, swimming pool, theater room, club/party room, business center and outdoor social spaces with grills and storage. Building services often cover basic internet, pest control, security, maintenance and scheduled resident events. Parking is assigned in gated covered garages with some deeded side-by-side spaces and additional storage units available. Pet policies and short-term rental rules vary by unit and may be subject to HOA restrictions. The location places residents within walking distance of Centennial Olympic Park, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Georgia Aquarium, MARTA stations and downtown dining and entertainment. The development targets urban buyers seeking a convenience-focused lifestyle with hotel-style amenities, city views and immediate access to Atlanta’s cultural and transit hubs.