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764 Memorial Drive SE Unit 4, Atlanta

FMLS #7714743 · Status: Active · Listing Provided By: Keller Williams Realty Metro Atlanta · 404-564-5560

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,185 sq ft

$420,000
Listing photo 1, FMLS #7714743

Upgraded to the 9’s and perfectly placed in the heart of it all—this condo has it all going on! Walkable to Madison Yards, Glenwood Park, the Beltline, Southern Dairies, and everything Cabbagetown has to offer, this home is nestled in one of the most vibrant yet charming pockets of the city. With off and on street parking, direct street access, and quick I-20 convenience, getting around is effortless—but honestly, you may never want to leave. Inside, you’ll find a truly one-of-a-kind space. The open floor plan is warm and inviting, centered around a 30-foot-wide wood slat feature wall in the living room with big south-facing windows overlooking Glenwood Park and an 85” 4K mounted TV (which is included in the sale of the home). Custom details are everywhere—deep grey water-resistant LVP floors, rich blue doors and trim, matte black fixtures, and updated LED lighting. The kitchen features black stainless KitchenAid appliances, open shelving at the peninsula, and fresh pendant lighting. The primary suite offers a boutique feel with geometric wallpaper, a double vanity (the only one in the building!), and a deep glass shelf above the sinks. Beyond the walls, this home comes with a lifestyle that’s hard to beat. The sellers—the sole owners since new—have loved the friendly, tight-knit community, where neighbors are welcoming and quick to lend a hand. Cabbagetown and Reynoldstown are known for being calm, creative, and full of character—perfect for families, pets, and weekend exploring. With fantastic local restaurants, grocery stores, parks, and events like Chomp-N-Stomp, Summer Shade Festival, and the Grant Park Farmers Market, there’s always something to do close to home. Walkability, warmth, and wonderful neighbors—this home truly has it all, right in the middle of one of Atlanta’s most beloved neighborhoods. A note on parking - there is 1 deeded parking spot for this unit and no dedicated guest parking, but never any issues with finding additional parking. Sellers have a second car and have easily parked in retail spaces or on the street! All guests can also park in retail spaces after 5pm and there is plenty of street parking all around the building.

IDX content last updated: Oct 3, 2026, 1:00 AM EDT

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