Priced from $389K to $900K+, these four condos epitomize Atlanta style right now

A spate of recent condo listings across the intown landscape proves that Atlanta’s multifamily buying options can be stylishly eclectic, ranging from a converted cotton factory to an environmentally friendly high-rise.

Below are four flats, each listed within the past week, that illustrate some of the best interior designs the city has to offer right now, in places where walkability reigns supreme.

With pricing and locations considered, it could be tough to declare which is the better deal. But let’s give it a try.

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Fulton Cotton Mill Lofts, Unit H116

Address: 170 Boulevard SE

Price: $389,000

Bedrooms: 1

Bathrooms: 1

Square footage: 1,003

WalkScore: 87, “Very Walkable”

Monthly HOA fee: $275

Marketed as a “designer showcase” in the Stacks, the cheapest option featured here exemplifies an Atlanta loft that capitalizes on its past while embracing functional, high-quality updates. It includes a nifty sleeping loft over the single bedroom and a reinvigorated kitchen and bathroom. The renovation by Studio B cost a cool $100,000, per the listing.

Interior by StudioB Interior Designs

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IPV Lofts, Unit 201

Address: 245 N. Highland Avenue NE

Price: $585,000

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 2

Square footage: 1,349

WalkScore: 88, “Very Walkable”

Monthly HOA fee: $437

In the thick of Inman Park’s commercial explosion, this remodeled two-bedroom loft employs aspects like a funky green accent wall and built-in, wooden bar space to warm up so much concrete. The patio over Highland Avenue is hardly tiny, and ceilings reach higher than 10 feet. Shouts the listing: “Now is the time to live your dream!”

Interior by StudioB Interior Designs

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The Brookwood, Unit 1708

Address: 1820 Peachtree Street NW

Price: $749,800

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

Square footage: 1,709

WalkScore: 73, “Very Walkable”

Monthly HOA fee: $627

The best views of the bunch clearly belong to this modish 17th-floor condo at The Brookwood building, which enjoys vistas of sunsets over treetops and the rising Buckhead skyline. Windows are truly floor-to-ceiling, and the Viking appliances qualify as plusses. Three onsite restaurants are below, and the Beltline’s oft-overlooked Northside Trail is but a few blocks away.

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Seventh Midtown, Unit #203

Address: 867 Peachtree Street NE

Price: $925,000

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2.5

Square footage: 2,092

WalkScore: 92, “Walker’s Paradise”

Monthly HOA fee: Unspecified

The finest WalkScore belongs to the Peachtree Street condo that’s also the largest by far—with the highest price. The views might not be what they once were, following the rise of 29-story Hanover Midtown next door, but this three-bedroom pad brings almost 2,100 square feet and deluxe features—Pedini cabinetry, Waterworks fixtures, and Control4 home automation, among other perks—in Atlanta’s walkability epicenter.