What do Elton John, Lenny Kravitz, The Black Crowes, and Outkast have in common with the Atlanta Beltline? They all recorded music in this freestanding Midtown triple threat — a loft, office, and recording studio — that overlooks the city’s famed multi-use trail.
Loft hunters who pony up $1.3 million can now lay claim to that local musical trivia and this primo Dutch Valley Road location, at the cusp of Piedmont Park.
Built in 1955, this 2,400 4,800-square-foot structure was once home to the "legendary" Purple Dragon recording studios, where Sir Elton laid down his Peachtree Road album, according to Bull Realty.
It later became Nickel & Dime studios, as Creative Loafing documented in 2002, which has since decamped to Avondale Estates.
The ground floor is still configured as an office/studio, while upstairs is an artfully designed three-bedroom, two-bathroom loft by Brown Doane Architects.
Adds the broker: "This stylish space boasts large windows, a picturesque deck overlooking Piedmont Park and the Midtown skyline, access to gated and covered parking, and a 200-square-foot climate controlled storage unit."
- 571 Dutch Valley Road [Bull Realty]
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