30 5th Street

SELLER RATE BUY-DOWN OPTIONS AVAILABLE THAT COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS PER MONTH! You may still be able to get yesterday's payments, even with today's rate increases. Reach out today for details! ************************************************************************************************************************ LIVE WHERE THE ACTION IS. This Rare 3-Level Penthouse at the Historic Biltmore Condominiums puts Midtown at your door. Spend Saturday mornings at the Piedmont Park Green Market, catch the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall, explore the High Museum of Art or the Museum of Design Atlanta, grab lunch on Midtown Green or at Politan Row in Colony Square, and cheer on Georgia Tech football at Bobby Dodd Stadium, all close to home. Then come back to Sweeping Skyline Views across 3 Private Floors. Freshly Painted and Move-In Ready, this 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home features an Oversized Primary Bedroom, Skylights Across the Upper Level, a Spiral Staircase, a Walk-In Closet, a European Limestone Soaking Tub, and a Custom-Designed Kitchen with in-cabinet dishwasher and under-cabinet lighting. Custom-Built Upgrades, Tinted Windows, a Deeded Space in the building's parking deck, and Move-In Furniture Lifting Equipment that remains with the property complete the package. At 1,480 SF (per tax records), the home is part of the 1924 Biltmore complex, the center of Atlanta social life for nearly 60 years. The neighboring Biltmore Hotel hosted galas, debutante balls, and Metropolitan Opera recitals, welcomed guests including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mary Pickford, Bette Davis, and Charles Lindbergh, and was the first home of the Atlanta Historical Society. Starting in 1925, WSB Radio broadcast from the hotel's top floor for about 30 years. Make a Piece of Atlanta History Yours!