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Live downtown in this top-floor loft for only $150K

By Kyle Nazario
June 29, 2016

Living in the heart of downtown doesn’t have to break the bank. For $149,900, you can buy a loft in the heart of downtown that provides “instant access to MARTA, Five Points, Georgia State, CNN, the Capitol and more.”

The loft is 1,020 square feet with one bed and one bathroom. The bathroom and loft have been renovated to use an open floor plan and make the most of the space available. The bedroom is listed as “true[ly] separate.”

Prospective buyers will pay homeowners’ association fees, which the listing says include internet, satellite TV, termite prevention, garbage and maintenance.

Read the full listing on Zillow.

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