Mueller Lofts

Building has assigned parking, rooftop deck, fitness room, storage units and is within walking distance to downtown activities. Concrete slab construction with higher end finishes - very clean and new look with sort of a art deco feel. Lots of windows and light. True loft with in-building parking, storage cages, exercise room and a common area rooftop deck with fabulous city views.

Situated at the Northern entrance of Castleberry Hill, Atlanta's premier historic loft neighborhood, Mueller Lofts offers residents in-town living, superb views, and many amenities not often associated with loft living. Spacious and unique lofts combined with a modern flair, walls of windows, creative touches and finishings, and all the style that today's loft-owners are looking for. Come experience all that Mueller Lofts has to offer, it's truly a place to call home.

Both individual units and the entertaining rooftop terrace have these spectacular views. Some of the things that make Mueller Lofts stand out from the rest are:

* Early 1900's (approx. 1930) conversion into spectacular lofts
* Steel, art glass, and brick are utilized extensively
* Skyline views of Atlanta, including Turner Field, Capitol, Phillips Arena, Kennesaw Mountain, and more!
* Walk to events at the GA Dome, Phillips Arena, GWCC, Centennial Olympic Park, the new Georgia Aquarium and more!
* Community rooftop terrace w. huge grill for parties and lazy Sunday cookouts
* Underground parking w/ secure access
* Great entrance foyer
* Elevator access to all floors
* Fitness center
* Soaring 12 & 14.5' ceilings
* Oversized windows w/ fabulous views
* Huge closets
* Designer kitchens w/ stainless steel appliances
* European wet baths
* Sealed concrete floors
* Huge individual storage units

History

Building originally housed the Mueller Company, a plumbing supplier; other occupants have been Atlanta Service Warehouse (suppliers of water heaters and stoves); and a dairy equipment supplier.

Before 1930, the property was part of a 19th century residential development along Nelson and Walker Streets, of houses built sometime after 1847. Beginning in the 1910s, the east side of Nelson and Walker Streets was re-developed with warehouse and manufacturing buildings. The first of these was the John Deere Plow Company (built in 1914) on Nelson. Around 1914, the railroad tracks that loop behind your building were laid to serve the shipping needs of warehouse and light manufacturing companies. Over the next 15 years or so, other loft-style warehouses filled in spaces, along the east sides of Nelson and Walker, where houses once stood.

The Mueller Building, Johnson and Johnson building, and the building known as Bee-Line Lofts were all constructed around 1930, and are among the last warehouses built in that section of Castleberry Hill. These buildings are similar in their use of dark brick with cast stone sills and copings and decorative panels with terra cotta insets.