134-150 Walker Street Lofts
Pair of small loft condominium buildings on Walker Street, with 12 homes at 150 Walker and two at 134 Walker, in Castleberry Hill.
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Pair of small loft condominium buildings on Walker Street, with 12 homes at 150 Walker and two at 134 Walker, in Castleberry Hill.
Nine-home condo community in a 1927 brick warehouse that once made Sealy mattresses, on Walker Street in Castleberry Hill.
Three two-story brick townhomes on Peters Street in Castleberry Hill, with one- to three-bedroom homes of about 1,000 to 3,500 square feet.
Twelve-unit rental building at 222 Peters St SW in Castleberry Hill, converted in 1997, with one- and two-bedroom homes of 750 to 1,000 square feet.
Social dining spot and lounge near Mercedes-Benz Stadium serving shareable comfort food, seafood platters, and craft cocktails with weekend brunch and live DJ nightlife in a 21+ atmosphere.
A 10-story residential building with street-level retail in Castleberry Hill.
Mexican breakfasts, desserts & coffees are served at this colorful hub with a tropical-themed patio.
Black-owned brewpub owned by Nappy Roots at 170 Northside Drive SW in Castleberry Hill, brewing on site with pizza, pasta and paninis.
A 1905 warehouse converted to lofts in the Peters/Nelson corridor of Castleberry Hill.
A 12-unit loft condominium at 63 Mangum Street SW in Castleberry Hill, in a former manufacturing building with a shared back deck.
Warehouse district on downtown's southwest edge, with galleries, lofts and a free self-guided Second Friday Art Stroll along Peters and Walker streets.
Ownership community at 330 Peters St SW in Castleberry Hill with 15 one- and two-bedroom homes of 1,400 to 3,500 square feet, near Peters Street Station.
Loft condominiums on Nelson Street in the heart of the Castleberry Hill arts-and-warehouse historic district.
A 31-unit condominium in a four-story 1920 Chevrolet dealership building at 505 Whitehall Street SW, on the edge of Castleberry Hill.
Five-story loft condominium building at 326 Nelson Street SW with 49 homes, built in 1914 for the John Deere Plow Company and converted in 1996.