An Atlanta landmark reimagined—Residence #7 at Troy Peerless Lofts pairs dramatic sawtooth ceilings, exposed steel beams, and original exposed brick with modern bespoke designer finishes. Literally across the street from Ponce City Market and the BeltLine, this residence offers rare conveniences including two side-by-side parking spaces across from the home’s front door, two secure private storage units, and generous hidden storage in the home—an unmatched amenity package for intown loft living.
Spanning approximately 1,890 square feet, this home is the pinnacle of living in the historic Troy Peerless Laundry building, constructed in 1929 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Architectural authenticity is preserved with soaring cypress ceilings, dramatic clerestory windows, and factory-scale steel-framed windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Original brick walls meet refinished concrete floors, while a sculptural chandelier and exposed steel beams emphasize the loft’s industrial drama.
The designer kitchen is a study in refined detail with Bianco Supiore quartzite waterfall countertops, custom flat-paneled cabinetry, concealed Gaggenau, Miele, and Bosch appliances and modern pendant lighting over an expansive peninsula.
The Primary main-level bedroom retreat is enclosed with Rustica steel + glass dividers, balancing lofty openness with privacy. An industrial chic bath showcases seamless microcement finishes, a floating vanity topped in quartzite, Kohler fixtures, and a steel + glass shelving system.
Troy Peerless Lofts offers boutique amenities including a rooftop terrace with skyline views, fitness center, clubhouse, landscaped courtyard, and pet-friendly spaces with secure gated access.
Investor-friendly and turn-key, Loft #7 has a proven rental history, and the building has extremely flexible rental rules. The high-end designer furnishings are available for purchase if you so desire, offering buyers the option of a complete, ready-to-go lifestyle or income property.
Integrated smart home automation provides effortless control of lighting, audio, and climate, and a new HVAC system ensures modern comfort.
Anchored in the heart of Old Fourth Ward, this loft places the BeltLine, Old Fourth Ward Park, and the city’s best dining, shopping, and cultural experiences just beyond your door.
650 Glen Iris Drive #7 is timeless loft architecture elevated with modern design—an extraordinary opportunity where history, luxury, and
investment potential converge.
Key Facts
Style:
Year Built: 1920
Status: Active
Schools
Elementary School: Hope-Hill
Middle School: David T Howard
High School: Midtown
Bedrooms
Beds Total: 2
Bathrooms
Baths Full: 1
Baths Half: 1
Main Full Baths: 1
Master Bath Features: Double Vanity, Shower Only
Kitchen & Dinning
Dining Room Desc:
Kitchen Features: Cabinets Other, Pantry, Stone Counters, View to Family Room
Directions: HEADING EAST ON PONCE, TAKE A RIGHT ONTO GLEN IRIS. TAKE A RIGHT INTO THE SHARED PARKING JUST PAST TROY PEERLESS -
PARK IN THE PARALLEL SPOTS, NOT THE NUMBERED SPOTS.
