About 434 Marietta Street 301
Imagine living in a setting where history meets modern elegance. Sip your morning coffee, waking up to the gentle glow of sunlight streaming through a breathtaking 30-foot wall of windows, filling this spacious home warmth and light. The soaring 17+ ft ceilings create an open, airy atmosphere, while real hardwood floors and an 80-foot exposed brick wall whisper stories of a bygone era, connecting you to Atlanta's rich history, including the original safe used by Hastings Seed Management in the 1920's. Every corner of this home invites you to relax and enjoy life. The heart of your home, the renovated kitchen, is perfect for creating culinary masterpieces and entertaining loved ones, includes full walk-in pantry. With an island, spacious cabinetry, and ENERGY STAR appliances, cooking becomes a joy. The open concept dining area comfortably seats 12+, making it ideal for hosting memorable gatherings with family and friends. Retreat to the master bedroom on the main level, complete with an ensuite shower, offering a private haven of relaxation. Modern conveniences abound and premium grade roof-top outdoor space installed in 2021, ensuring year-round comfort and peace of mind. Enjoy the luxury of a private gated parking space adjacent to your front door. Located in a vibrant neighborhood, you're just steps away from the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Centennial Olympic Park, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, National College Football Hall of Fame, and the Georgia World Congress Center. Upcoming projects like Randall Brothers Renovations, Herndon Square Phase 2, and the CNN Center renovation promise even more excitement and convenience, transforming the area into a bustling hub of retail, dining, and entertainment. Future developments within pedestrian distance from the property will further enhance your living experience. Randall Brothers Renovations will connect to Science Square, while Herndon Square Phase 2 will bring additional commercial and retail development, as well as new apartments. The Beltline Project and the CNN Center renovation, along with Centennial Yards, will offer new retail, grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment options, all within a 10-minute walk, ready by the 2026 World Cup.
