650 Glen Iris Dr Ne, Atlanta, GA 30308

The Troy-Peerless building was designed in 1929 by architect Isaac Moscowitz as a commercial laundry, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999, and converted to 32 private lofts in 2007. Unit 18 is a 698 square foot one bedroom, one bath loft where that history is left visible rather than covered over. Original steel-sash industrial windows run floor to ceiling, exposed concrete columns and ceiling formwork are preserved in their original patina, and conduit and sprinkler lines are left exposed overhead. Wide-plank white oak floors run throughout. The open plan holds kitchen, living, and sleeping in one continuous volume, with the bed set on a raised platform behind full-height custom millwork. The kitchen centers on a marble waterfall island seating four, with full-slab marble backsplash, induction cooktop, separate wall oven, and floor-to-ceiling flat-panel cabinetry with brass hardware. A custom built-in wardrobe with birch interior, hanging rod, adjustable shelving, and integrated drawers takes the place of a standard closet. The bath is finished in vertical stacked tile with a frameless glass shower, brass fixtures, and a marble vanity with integrated stone trough sink. An assigned parking space and a private storage unit convey, and the HOA covers ground maintenance, common area utilities and maintenance, and trash pickup. Everything Old Fourth Ward is known for sits within 0.3 mi: Ruby Chow's (0.1 mi), Ponce City Market (0.2 mi), Spiller Park Coffee (0