Lofts have sprung on the real estate scene as one of the trendiest ways to utilize indoor space today. No longer simply utilized as a conversion of large, open space to living quarters, lofts now house office space, restaurants and even wedding venues. The demand of this highly flexible real estate has led developers to create communities incorporating this hot trend as well as to convert older, abandoned buildings into highly sought after living quarters.

Lofts are an especially hot commodity in cities and Atlanta is no different. Offering a more affordable alternative to many in-town condos and townhomes, Atlanta lofts also represent a stylish personality lending themselves to social entertaining and dinner parties. From fully renovated and brand new indoor space to exposed brick walls and concrete floors, Atlanta lofts offer an array of options.

While some lofts have been segmented by walls not quite touching the ceiling and even multiple stories, others feature the traditional large open space. The greatest aspect of lofts, besides their more affordable prices, is the ability to interpret the space as the owner desires. Whereas traditional condos impose walls, counter space, cabinetry and other built-in architecture, lofts are much more versatile and open to space arrangements that other living quarters cannot duplicate without extensive interior renovations.

Atlanta loft options abundantly populate the different districts within the city. From the modern Marble Lofts of Inman Park to the more eclectic design of Blue Stone Lofts in Sandy Springs, the layout of lofts and the buildings in which they are housed vary drastically as do the amenities offered.

Midcity Lofts in Midtown Atlanta offer striking views of the Atlanta skyline as well as a rooftop pool, 24-hour concierge security and a penthouse sky lounge and fitness facility. Copenhill Lofts situated amidst the Virginia Highlands and Freedom Park area are steps away from miles of winding trails for walking, running, biking or skating as part of the city's PATH greenway.

Regardless of the area you prefer, Atlanta lofts populate downtown, Midtown, Buckhead, the Virginia Highlands and the Piedmont Park area amongst other in-town locations. And as the city's population disperses itself to the more outer lying areas, lofts have also sprung up in Decatur, Brookhaven, Roswell, Sandy Springs, and Chamblee, just to name a few.