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Concrete condo in Old Fourth Ward offers unique aesthetic, choice locale for $230K

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Custom accents and city view are pretty spectacular, for those who can tolerate bunker aesthetics

By Michael Kahn
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Concrete walls and ceiling with dark hardwood floors, modern furniture and large windows.
Heavy on the concrete overall, but the wall of windows makes the unit bright.
Bedgood & Associates

The Tribute Lofts at the edge of Old Fourth Ward and downtown are damn near the swankiest digs on Boulevard, but there’s a catch: a love of concrete is a must.

For those who don’t mind the cool grey aesthetic — and who’re in the market for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo — newly listed unit 609 is pretty stellar.

With wide plank hardwoods, a dazzling wood feature wall at the front entry, a big balcony, and wall-to-wall windows, the storm-drain-like construction almost fades to the back.

Then again, not many storm drains have a minimalist European kitchen, views of the downtown skyline, and access to a rooftop saltwater pool (albeit tiny). And beyond the unit itself, the building’s location — situated along Freedom Parkway — is perfect for a quick bike ride to the Beltline or downtown via the adjacent PATH trail.

Listed for a hair over $230,000, the sixth-floor unit is relatively sizable at 960 square feet. With a great location and a ton of style, this concrete bunker unit could move fast.

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