Modern Midtown Townhouse — Walk to Piedmont Park & the BeltLine!
Stay in the heart of Midtown Atlanta at this beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath townhouse located at 1773 Monroe Drive NE, Unit 2 — where city convenience meets park-side peace.
Step inside to find bright, stylish living spaces with modern furnishings, hardwood floors, and plenty of natural light. The open-concept living and dining area flows into a fully equipped kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, and everything you need to cook, dine, and relax. Upstairs, you’ll find two comfortable bedrooms and a spa-inspired full bath, perfect for small groups, couples, or business travelers.
Outside your door, you can walk to famous Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and the Atlanta BeltLine — ideal for morning jogs, bike rides, and sunset strolls. Midtown’s top restaurants, coffee shops, and nightlife are just minutes away, while easy MARTA access puts the entire city at your fingertips.
After a day of exploring, unwind on the private patio, enjoy the shared laundry facilities, or simply relax and recharge in this peaceful Midtown retreat.
2 Bedrooms, | 3 queen size beds | 1.5 Baths
Walk to Piedmont Park, Botanical Garden & BeltLine
Modern kitchen & comfortable living area
Fast Wi-Fi + Smart TV
Free parking + shared laundry
Experience the best of Midtown Atlanta — comfort, convenience, and character — all in one perfect stay.
Midtown Atlanta — Where Culture, Green Space, and City Life Meet
Midtown Atlanta is the beating heart of the city — a neighborhood where grand trees and historic streets blend seamlessly with museums, parks, and some of Atlanta’s best dining and nightlife. Staying in Midtown means experiencing Atlanta the way locals do: walkable, vibrant, and surrounded by beauty.
From your door, you can walk to iconic Piedmont Park, Atlanta’s most beloved green space. Start your mornings with a jog, yoga on the lawn, or coffee under the trees. Just beyond the park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden offers winding paths, lush conservatories, and seasonal displays that make every visit feel special. You’re also steps from the Atlanta BeltLine, a former railway turned scenic urban trail connecting you to neighborhoods, breweries, public art, and the pulse of the city.
Midtown’s history runs deep. Once home to grand early-20th-century residences and boarding houses that welcomed artists, professors, and dreamers, the neighborhood evolved into Atlanta’s cultural core. Today, that legacy lives on in its architecture, creative energy, and welcoming sense of community.
Within minutes, you’ll find world-class institutions like the High Museum of Art, the Fox Theatre, and Symphony Hall, alongside chef-driven restaurants, cozy cafés, rooftop bars, and neighborhood favorites. Whether you’re catching a show, exploring art, or enjoying dinner al fresco, everything is close — and easy.
Despite its central location, Midtown still offers moments of calm: tree-lined streets, shaded sidewalks, and quiet corners that make it feel livable, not hectic. It’s a place where you can explore all day and come home to peace at night.
Staying in Midtown Atlanta means you don’t just visit the city — you become part of it.
