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The kind of Midtown space where you can recharge, then step right back into the city.

Set on the quieter side of the building, this home gives you a break from the noise while still keeping you close to everything. You’ll catch peek-a-boo views of Piedmont Park, but what really stands out is how it feels – calm when you’re home, connected the moment you step outside.

Inside, it’s bright in a way that just puts you in a good mood. The wide plank white oak floors, installed in 2024 by Moda Flooring, warm up the space. The layout works magically – a real entry foyer, defined living space, and enough separation to take a Zoom call without feeling like you’re in your kitchen.

The kitchen keeps up. Newer stainless appliances, gas range, and a refrigerator that does four types of ice – craft, nugget, crushed, and cubed – plus a light-up preview so you’re not standing there with the door open. The flush mount Samsung Frame TV blends right in, so your space doesn’t feel taken over by a screen.

Out on the balcony, you get one of the more interesting views in the building. Two different pool scenes, different energy. Occasionally there’s music, usually it’s quiet. You can sit outside with a drink and take it all in without ever feeling like you’re in the middle of it. Don’t worry, Luxe has amazing socials for residents too, when you’re so inclined.

The concierge team here is genuinely one of the best parts – friendly, helpful, and actually responsive. Luxe also offers a full set of amenities including a resort-style pool, remodeled fitness center, clubroom, guest suite, sauna and a sixth-floor terrace with lounge areas and a dog walk loop.

And then there’s the location. Piedmont Park, coffee, dinners, last-minute plans – it’s all right there. No planning required.

Dog-friendly. Investor-friendly with rental permits available.

A space that works when you’re home, and a location that works when you’re not.