Bright, spacious and full of character, Unit #3 at 2 Collier Road offers more than 1,000 square feet, 9-foot ceilings and exceptional natural light. The open-concept living and dining space features gorgeous hardwood floors, crown molding, updated lighting and oversized windows, creating an inviting home with plenty of room to relax and entertain.
The updated kitchen features light cabinetry, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a large island with seating, generous counter space and a beverage refrigerator. The spacious bedroom is filled with natural light and oversized closets, while the renovated bathroom features a large walk-in shower with glass enclosure. An in-unit washer and dryer and new $10,000 HVAC system installed in May of 2022 add everyday comfort and convenience.
Step outside to your private patio, the perfect spot for morning coffee, evening cocktails or simply relaxing outdoors. The condo also includes an oversized deeded storage room in the basement with built in shelving, assigned covered parking space #10 and plenty of off-street guest parking.
Residents enjoy a beautifully maintained stone courtyard and grilling area, offering another inviting outdoor space for relaxing, gathering with friends or entertaining neighbors, all tucked away from the pace of the city.
Located in Ardmore Park, this special setting puts some of Atlanta's best outdoor amenities and intown conveniences just moments away. Enjoy nearby Ardmore Park and the Northside BeltLine Trail, along with Bobby Jones Golf Course, Bitsy Grant Tennis Center, Piedmont Hospital, Shepherd Center, and the shopping and dining along Peachtree Road.
Low-maintenance living is made even easier with low HOA dues that include gas, water, sewer, trash, pest control, insurance, building maintenance, landscaping and reserve funding.
Even the building has a story to tell. 2 Collier Road is a 1929 Colonial Revival building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally designed as an elegant apartment residence, the property underwent a major rehabilitation and condominium conversion in 2005, preserving the architectural character that makes it distinctive while ushering the building into its next chapter.
Historic character, thoughtful updates, generous living space and a remarkably private setting—all in the heart of Ardmore Park.