Last unsold unit at Reynoldstown’s Mattie Branch community wants $500K even

Multifamily hub between Moreland Avenue and Beltline described as “new urbanism at its finest”

By Josh Green@JoshGreen1234 Mar 19, 2019, 5:32pm EDT

A photo of a Reynoldstown duplex, with one half for sale now. — Atypical carport, front door, and balcony placement.

In little more than a year, Reynoldstown’s Mattie Branch project went from vacant-lot status to a sold-out community of townhomes.

Or almost sold out.

The last available unit—half of a duplex on the development’s easternmost side—is being marketed as a “top-shelf ... true Reynoldstown classic.”

Mattie Branch, named for community activist Mattie Faith, is being developed by the abode firm. It counts 11 townhomes with a planned 14 studios with light commercial components set to face Flat Shoals Avenue.

Loaded with sustainable features such as e-coating windows, the tri-level domicile in question has three bedrooms and three bathrooms in 1,540 square feet.

It listed last week for $500,000 via Keller Williams Realty Intown ATL. HOA fees are posted as $200 monthly.

An added perk is the planned Beltline link—The Trolley Line Trail—expected to be built a few feet away in coming years, providing a PATH route that would extend to points east, including Edgewood, Kirkwood, and Decatur.

Collectively, it’s all described in the listing as “new urbanism at its finest.”