1339 Niles Ave NW #B, Atlanta, GA 30318

Single male seeks responsible roommate with employment history and good credit. Great Deal on a Beautiful 2-Bedroom,1- Office, 2-bath penthouse unit for rent in popular Midtown West. Available Now!. This unit will go fast. Tons of included amenities! Large 1450 Square ft. Great Roommate Floor Plan! Gorgeous Hardwood Floors, Crown molding, 9 ft ceilings, 2 inch plantation blinds. Upgraded stainless steel appliances, Granite counter top bar, Eat in Kitchen, Brand new paint and carpets, Large outdoor balcony, 2 car covered carport parking included, maintained front yard. Central heat and A/C, Washer/Dryer included. Monitored burglar and fire alarm included free. Large private locked storage unit included and much more. Friendly neighborhood, located in historic Midtown West across the street from the Beltline lake park currently under construction. Easy access to Downtown, Midtown, Atlantic Station, Ga. Tech, Ga. State and I-75/85. A short walk to West side tavern, West side pie. Short bike or cab ride to Ormsby’s, Five seasons brewery, Atlanta brewery, North side tavern, Six feet under, Antico, Octane coffee bar, art galleries, boutique shopping as well as many local restaurants featured on the food network. Only $550 per person, per month including water and Garbage.Separately metered gas and electric utilities, one year lease. 2 maximum occupants in unit. Must pass credit check, rental /criminal history and employment verification. The application fee of $35 per person covers the background verification. Pet free non smoker please. Email Kevin today at k.daniel.lonano@gmail.com This deal will go fast to the first qualified lessee. Neighborhood Description Developmental history / historic context The Western and Atlantic Railroad (chartered in 1837) came through to Atlanta in 1842. At that time, the future site of the Howell Station neighborhood was the homestead of pioneer settler Benjamin Thurman. The presence of the Thurman home, as well as a couple of others on the north side of the tracks, may have influenced the decision to put a station at this location. A few scattered dwellings around the station housed the railroad workers. Samuel Dextor Niles, from Boston, Mass., bought 230 acres of land from Benjamin Thurman, including the plantation house, in the 1850s. Reportedly, Mr. Niles operated a slave market on the property. During the Civil War, the house was occupied by Confederate Gen. Joseph Eggleston Johnston for his headquarters during the Atlanta campaign because of its favorable location along the railroad. The change in command of Confederate forces, from Gen. Johnston to Gen. John B. Hood, took place there. Many of the buildings there were destroyed by the Federal Army as it marched down Marietta Street.