791 WYLIE Atlanta, GA 30316

Go ask your agent if this is true: Do some sellers intentionally set a low price when they want to sell quickly? It doesn't happen often, but the answer here is "YES." Recently reduced to $325,000 to bring instant attention, this meticulously updated loft apartment right near the Beltline won't last long on the market. Wylie Street: the northern rim of ever-walkable Reynoldstown-meets-Cabbagetown is only a couple of minutes to the Krog Street Tunnel and points beyond (the namesake market, some great restaurants, and breezy access to the BeltLine). Not much farther in the other direction to an east/west MARTA stop and the Edgewood Retail District. Play your cards right; this is one of those rare parts of Atlanta where you might not even need a car. Not that you're going to want to spend too much time outside - it gets hotter by the day this time of year. Better to slake in a cozy place with white washed brick walls, high ceilings, concrete floors, and exposed ductwork. We don't want to assume anyone's primetime tastes, but you have to admit, there's something enviably "lights, camera, action" about unit 509. Is it the open floor plan and how the living room effortlessly melds into the kitchen? Maybe. Does it have anything to bonus (home office) space leading to the primary bedroom through double barn doors? Doesn't hurt. Is it the million different possibilities for decor? Boho-chic, spit-polished, globally inspired, or any combination of the above, you're only a charcuterie board, a couple of bottles of red, and a few friends away from someone involuntarily saying, "Wow... this is a nice place you've got here." The floor plan isn't an issue when 724 square feet is impeccably laid out. And the recently remodeled bath features all new glass door shower with subway tile surround, upgraded vanity, tile flooring and stunning fixtures. And when you do return outside, this is west Reynoldstown. That hyper-convenient, perennial enclave of the city that's been here forever, that's dripping with history, and where neighbors know each other. (And, for what it's worth, where you're never going to hear any of them say that investing in a well-appointed loft for under-$350K is a bad long-term investment.) Priced to bring immediate attention @ $325,000