I live in this building, and it's a wonderful community…read more I'd really love to know who manages this listing. *Yelp* why isn't it easy to identify them? #1 - The building is called "805 Peachtree", not "Peachtree Lofts Condominiums", which is the name of a different building two blocks away at 878 Peachtree. #2 - What's with the pictures of homeless people sleeping in front of the building? This is a terrible representation of the building. 805 Peachtree has great floor plans and amenities. The pool, workout room, and other common areas are better than those in surrounding buildings. The residents are friendly and warm. Building rules are designed for responsible residents, rather than a partying crowd, and they fit the building well. The front desk is helpful and friendly.

A real loft on Peachtree Street. Great location. Near Marta, Fox Theater, Piedmont Park, tons of…read morerestaurants. Love it !

I don't live here, but the times I've been to a friends place or the patio on the upper deck, I've…read morebeen wowed. The quality and feeling of luxury are top notch. The workers at the front desk are super professional yet friendly. The swimming pool is very classy and almost always empty and the jacuzzi is also very nice. Although I've heard it can get pretty crowded at night. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a condo and does not really consider money to be too much of a sticking point although I've heard their condo prices have dropped a lot and good deals can be made. There are a few more rooms available, so if you're on the market for a classy condo, I'd say definitely give the condominiums at 10 Terminus Place a look. Best wishes.

I'm really happy with the new manager. She takes care of business. The gap as you drive to the top…read moreof the parking deck at Bld. A has FINALLY been filled in. They've finally removed the signs that said "Peachtree Walk Apartments." Those are the little things that can get overlooked by a less attentive person. I'm giving her the credit, but the board might be due some of it. Oh, and the housekeeper is awesome. She keeps all of the common areas inside fresh and clean. I appreciate that I can walk to the trash chute in my socks and not worry about stepping on something gross. Speaking of the trash chute, these have to be the best smelling ones in the city. Seriously. Normally even the best maintained ones still have a lingering smell. The location is wonderful and access to MARTA is unmatched (and so subtle it doesn't cause any issues like at other places, like near Lindbergh). I'd totally give it five stars if the exterior wasn't so worn. Some of the lighting and pavement needs repair, plus the American flags at Peachtree Walk & 11th Street are faded.

I lived here for a year and loved it. It's right in the heart of Midtown and most of the units are…read moreowned. The prices for rented units are way cheaper than other apartments in the area. It's a short walk to Piedmont park and even closer to the bars on Crescent Avenue. There is a bit of street noise at the weekend if your apartment faces out onto the street. The swimming pool and gym are pretty small but perfectly adequate. The pool is shaded on 3 sides but still gets sun for the entire day. There's loads of parking and a separate guest parking, which really fills up on Friday and Saturday nights. Pound for pound the best accommodation in Atlanta.

I have lived at the River West Condominium since 2003. This is an amazing upscale condo…read moreconversation that is right in the middle of anywhere you need to be quickly, but tucked away near the Chattahoochee River on 10 Acres of beautifully landscape grounds. The RW consists of 213 individual condos. There are two tower buildings and six townhouse style buildings. Two swimming pools, fantastic fitness center, fenced dog park, and the list of amenities goes on. River West is in the Jackson Elementary school district, and a few miles away from the proposed new Atlanta Braves stadium. Minutes to midtown and all of Bulkhead. You can't go wrong considering the River West as a place to call home!

This is a hidden little gem tucked away in the corner of Fulton county (technically Buckhead by Zip…read morecode, but Smyrna/Vinings is only a stone's throw away). It is very convenient to everything: I-75, the 'Hooch, grocery stores, Buckhead proper, etc. This will be an even more sought after property once the new North Atlanta High School is built; you can literally see the campus from the property. Not only NAHS, it is only one red light away from the Lovett School. This is a fairly young property, and is a great place to hang your hat. The landscaping here has won awards (nothing to me, however I LOVE smelling lemongrass walking into the buildings), and has two different resident pools on site. The security measures on site are also spectacular. This place is gated, the parking deck for the condo buildings is gated, and the doors to access elevators are also keycard access only. Everyone here says they feel safe, and have basically seen/heard/experienced zero crime over the years. Much better than other properties ITP overall.

VISITOR REVIEW ONLY: Was I checking into a posh hotel? Nope, but the Viewpoint condos are in a…read morebeautiful modern building that could easily pass for a fancy hotel. Visitors have to report to the front desk occupied by friendly employees and then are escorted to the elevators once your host has approved you as a guest. Elevators were a bit slow but the TV screens provided a distraction. Yep, lots of gleaming surfaces and flatscreens. Towering at 36 stories, you have a pretty insane view of Atlanta if you're on an upper level. The pool is open-air and housed on the 11th floor. Smack dab in Midtown, there are heaps of distractions nearby, many of the edible kind. The Viewpoint block alone has Rreal Tacos, a gasless QT, a macaron shop, World of Beer, and other establishments. The chief disadvantage is that there is no free guest parking. You will have to deal with street parking or nearby decks. MARTA is also an option.

Before committing and signing make sure the down stairs resident does not have a ceiling fan…read moreinstalled. The insulation between floors is inadequate so if a neighbor runs their fan 24/7 it is impossible to sleep. A risk of condominium living compared to buying a house. Lesson learned.

I lived here from December 2010-August 2011. Since it's a condo, you'll be dealing with the condo…read moreowner as your landlord most of the time I'm assuming. Overall, I really enjoyed living here. My landlord was pretty cool. I wasn't happy with the Rental Agent giving me the wrong data about the monthly electric bill. The owner of my unit owned Mid City Cafe downstairs and had the camera system in my closet, of which I was paying about $250/month for that. He finally switched it to the cafe after several months. I also had non-working cable in the bedroom and some broken hardware in the bathroom that never got fixed. However, the unit and building was great. The rooftop pool and gym are great here and you can't beat the location. You can walk to a lot of things, which is nice. If I ever returned to Atlanta I might look into buying or renting here. I walked across the street to LA Fitness, down the street to Safeway, there are a few restaurants withing walking distance, and Piedmont Park is also a manageable walk.

i lived here for a while…read more simply the best rooftop pool in the city. architecture stands out from the Novare look

The Flats at Riverwalk is a condominium located near the intersection of Windy Hill and Powers…read moreFerry Roads in northwest Atlanta, Cobb County, OTP (outside the I-285 perimeter). This condominium is very special to me because it's where I proposed to my fiancee! My fiancee nor I live here so it seems like a random place to propose, but there is a story behind it. Since at least 2014, I have visited the Flats at Riverwalk every summer for an annual summer BBQ that my friend, who has been an owner here for many years, organizes and hosts at the condominium's clubhouse and pool. It was here, in 2016, that I met the woman who will become my wife. It's crazy when I think about it sometimes. The condos were built in 2007 and are mid-rise (or low-rise, depending on how you define it) at four stories tall. They're marketed as luxury condos. I would consider the design of the buildings to be "classic" as opposed to "modern," which is what a lot of new apartments and condos in Atlanta look like these days. My friend's condo is very nice and spacious. The buildings and grounds have always been clean and well maintained the times I've visited over the years. The location is excellent, right next to the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area and close to SunTrust Park and The Battery Atlanta. Also, being in Cobb County, owners here presumably avoid Fulton County's exorbitant property taxes. I met my future wife inside the clubhouse, which my friend had to book for our BBQ. The clubhouse has a second-story back patio that overlooks the condominium's pool and grill area. The gym is below. The clubhouse, pool, and grill area have always been perfect for my friend's BBQs which I guesstimate have roughly an average annual attendance of 40-50 people. I relied on another one of my friends, Atlanta-area fashion photographer Jang Choe, to help me pick a specific spot to propose. I had visions of proposing on the clubhouse patio, inside the clubhouse, on the clubhouse's front porch, and even out by the pool. However, Jang chose a quiet, relatively private area off to the side of the building. There were trees, bushes, pine straw, and grass. It was a simple backdrop with "no distractions" as Jang put it, so I trusted his expert vision and judgment, and proposed there. I'm not a smooth guy and I'm a horrible liar, so my girlfriend (at the time) knew something was up. The proposal was a little awkward, but that's okay. If I could go back, I wouldn't have changed anything. In the end, we have a funny and happy memory that we'll cherish for a lifetime. The spot where I proposed was nicely landscaped and clean. The pictures and video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98-cG41oHLw) turned out great.

I had a two night stay at Peachtree Towers and it was a pretty good experience overall. The…read morebuilding is old and the furniture looks "vintage", but I appreciated the 24 hour concierge service. It's centrally located with several nearby restaurants and an ice cream shop downstairs. My condo was decent, nothing special, but I loved the screened in patio and views. There's a lot of city noise at night, so bring ear plugs!

Nothing like the pictures, my entire room is dirty and covered in crumbs. there are mysterious…read morestains on the bed and couch, the floor is covered in gaps and the bathroom is dirty and has broken cabinets. would give this a lower rating if I could.....

Just moved in but already am in LOVE with my new home! Amazing amenities and staff is fantastic…read more Thank you for making the move seamless!

Staff is very responsive, helpful and friendly. Apartments are spacious and nice and the community…read moreas a whole is very safe and quite. We love living here.

WARNING DO NOT MOVE HERE!!! DO NOT RENT OR BUY HERE!!!!…read more If I could give zero stars, I would. I rented at the Art Foundry under Eddie Levin (KW / Watch Dog Properties). Here's what future tenants should know: unit 2216 -Crooked deposit practices - After move-out, Mr. Levin withheld $1,500+ without supplying legally required invoices or the move-in checklist. Charges were issued before my lease even ended, violating O.C.G.A. §44-7-33. -Misleading communication - Repeated requests for itemized costs went unanswered until late, and even then the details were missing. -Serious habitability issues - The unit and common areas were crawling with gnats, bugs, and rats. Appliances and fixtures were decades old and in disrepair, yet upkeep was ignored. -Overall neglect - You'll pay professional-level rent for a property in urgent need of maintenance--then fight to recover your own money. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere. TRUST ME!!!!

Location location location! Great, quiet place to live in the heart of midtown at Atlantic Station…read more The community could use a lot of upgrades but overrall its a nice and reasonably priced condominium in Atlanta. Also HUGE state of the art gym with sauna.