Capital City Real Estate (CCRE) last week began sales at its Virginia-Highland residential project The Roycraft Condos, at 675 Drewry St NE. Delivery is planned for 2021.
“Inspired by the Craftsman movement in the United States, ‘The Roycraft’ will offer a high-end living experience through detailed design, functional floorplans, and quality amenity spaces located directly on the Atlanta BeltLine,” according to CCRE’s website for The Roycraft.
“CCRE plans to develop 42 well-appointed residences in this boutique condominium which will also include penthouses with expansive private roof decks. ‘The Roycraft’, located on what used to be Roy Street, takes its design cues from the historic Virginia-Highland neighborhood and its craftsman-style architecture, but with a slightly modern twist.”
The Roycraft has floorplans available in one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations ranging between 889 and 1,760 square feet. All residences feature balconies including rooftop terraces on the Penthouse level. Among the amenities will be a two-story club room facing the Atlanta BeltLine, featuring an outdoor terrace, fireplace, game tables, seating, and a dog wash station.
Condos start in the low $400s.
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Looks great! Love the connection to neighborhood. Assuming these will go fast if people are looking for a condo in Atlanta. That view has got to be pretty epic from there…
I see nothing even close to this being “craftsman-style.”
Amid widespread unemployment and a looming housing crisis these kind of puff pieces about upscale life for the rich are obscene.
Also, the exterior is not in any way “Royctoft.”
They look like everything else being built. Not one interesting detail.
Low 400s plus HOA for 889 sq feet. What a time to be alive.
Prices for the units hit the open market today.
Some highlights:
3 bed 2.5 bath 1,712 sqft for $1,029,900 hope it is furnished with very high end luxury appliances and finishes for that price.
1 bed 1.5 bath 884 sqft for $449,900 ouch.
Ohmygosh!
I live a block away from the Eastside trail, and I don’t have much interest in using it anymore. It’s full of annoying people that don’t even live in the area.
It’s so not worth paying the BeltLine upcharge.
I probably won’t live long enough to see transit on the BeltLine, so I’m starting to be a “it’s just a
glorified sidewalk” believer.
It’s great if you’re a poser or bar-hopper though.
i beg to differ, (before covid) i avoid it on the weekends but the weekdays are full of people that live here. i personally see it as pointless living in the city unless you live next to a great park or the beltline
I live in a beautiful neighborhood with tree lined streets and plenty of parks!
So I’m good.
If you live a block away, you (should) have the luxury of using it during off peak hours when it’s still wonderful.