170 Boulevard Se # H523, Atlanta, GA 30312

$650,000

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Introducing The Tower—an extraordinary and iconic loft residence perched atop the historic Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill, a true crown jewel in Atlanta’s architectural landscape. This one-of-a-kind residence masterfully fuses modern luxury with the raw, industrial allure of its 1880s heritage, brilliantly reimagined by acclaimed designer Joel Kelly. Encircled by oversized windows offering commanding 360-degree views, the loft captures Atlanta’s skyline, historic neighborhoods, and landmarks such as Stone Mountain and the Beltline. At its core is the awe-inspiring Tower—an expansive space with soaring 71-foot ceilings and exposed original brick, once home to industrial water tanks and now artfully adapted for living, dining, and work. The Tower’s upper level, adorned with arched windows on all sides, invites a visionary transformation to fully realize its dramatic vertical potential. The open-concept floor plan begins with a chef-caliber kitchen featuring 16-foot ceilings, custom maple cabinetry, and travertine countertops. High-end Miele appliances, including a five-burner gas cooktop and built-in oven, complete this elegant culinary space. The primary suite, wrapped in original brick, is a serene retreat, boasting a spa-like bath with ambient lighting, travertine finishes, and a deep soaking tub beneath dual showerheads. A spacious, custom-fitted walk-in closet adds both function and flexibility. Situated within a gated community offering 24-hour security, a rooftop observatory, and a resort-style pool, this residence is both a private sanctuary and an architectural statement. A rare and compelling opportunity also exists to combine this residence with the adjacent loft (H521), creating an extraordinary home spanning nearly 2,800 square feet—an offering as unique as the property itself. Just minutes from the Atlanta Beltline, The Tower is not merely a home—it is an artistic legacy, a design-forward masterpiece, and a once-in-a-generation chance to own a piece of the city’s industrial soul.