One Museum Place Condos promise an air of exclusivity in an environment surrounded by art, music and creativity. Across the street from Museum of Design Affairs, the High Museum of Art, the Woodruff Arts Center and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the five-story complex offers 44 homes priced from $900,000 to over $3.5 million. Opening by early 2016, the homes range up to 5,300 square feet, and are intended to be a step up from neighboring Ansley Park. This is exactly what they had in mind when they coined the term “keeping up with the Jones’.”
“Instead of constructing a glass tower, I reserved the property to build the kind of home where I would want to live,” said John Wieland, the project developer on the property. “One Museum Place is destined to complement the masterworks of Renzo Piano and Richard Meier with an impeccable design for livability and luxury by the best and brightest team I could assemble.”
Homes will include additional luxuries like a fully-equipped chef’s kitchen, custom cabinetry in every room, free standing tubs, dual shower heads, walk-in closets, Gaggenau appliances and Waterworks fixtures. If you prefer something a little more luxurious in the kitchen (and who wouldn’t) wine storage, specialized cooking surfaces and professional ovens are available to upgrade.
If you’re home isn’t large enough to throw your annual Christmas party, owners can take advantage of the lounge area complete with a catering kitchen, outdoor patio, private wine locker and bar. Amenities also include the fitness center with its own yoga studio, spa and juice bar, and the guest suite, which owners can book for extended company.
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