415 Gartrell Street #16

A 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhouse in Atlanta.

Less than half a mile from the BeltLine's Eastside Trail and steps from some of Atlanta's most celebrated food, nightlife, and culture — this is intown living at an address that simply makes sense. Krog Street Market, Fetch Dog Park, Edgewood Avenue, Ponce City Market, Historic Fourth Ward Park — all of it walkable, all of it yours.
What makes this one remarkable beyond the location is what you're getting for the price. Three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a floor plan that works for the way people actually live. The entry level welcomes you through your own private entrance or single-car garage — complete with an EV charging plug — and delivers a private bedroom that works beautifully as a dedicated home office, guest suite, or extended living space. Head up to the main level and the 10-foot ceilings open everything up immediately. The kitchen is built for entertaining — island, clean sight lines to the living area, and a convenient half bath right where you need it.
Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms each have their own private en suite bath. The primary suite features a double vanity and large shower, and at 12-foot ceilings, the upper level feels anything but cramped. A laundry closet on this level comes complete with a stackable washer and dryer that stay with the home — no hauling clothes up and down stairs, and nothing to buy on move-in day.
This is 2018 construction — every modern design feature and finish you'd expect from new construction, without the new construction price tag. And with one of the lowest HOA fees you'll find for intown Atlanta, the monthly cost of ownership makes the value story even cleaner.
Intown Atlanta. 2018 construction. EV garage. Walk to everything. This is the value play the market keeps overlooking — until it doesn't.

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