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Modern townhouse a block from Ponce City Market hits the market at $1 million

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By Courtney Kueppers
May 15, 2020

A modern new build a block from Ponce City Market is on the market for $1 million — in the heart of Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood.

The townhouse at 534 Morgan St. NE is billed as "an incredible modern masterpiece."

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The home is about 2,400 square feet with four bedrooms and five bathrooms.

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Nestled off Glen Iris Drive, the home has a walk score of 83 with nearby access to multiple eateries, stores and the Eastside Beltline Trail.

The property, from Spencer Love Homes, is described as "the perfect blend of modern functionality and sophistication," according to the listing.

Inside, the home has an open floor plan. The rooftop deck features views of the city’s skyline. The property has a two car garage, finished basement and an additional media room.

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