At cusp of Amsterdam Walk, party-ready duplex fills vacant lot Josh Green Fri, 04/26/2024 - 08:06 So duplexes aren’t exclusively a Reynoldstown, Old Fourth Ward, and Edgewood thing.
A few feet from the entrance to the tucked-away commercial district that is Amsterdam Walk, this super-sized duplex has recently finished construction and come to market as one of the least expensive (but certainly not cheap) offerings with four bedrooms or more in Virginia-Highland.
It’s asking $1.75 million, as listed a week ago with Compass.
At 569 Amsterdam Ave. (Unit A), that buys a porch facing the street, four bedrooms, four and ½ bathrooms, and a truly immense rooftop party zone with a total of 3,400 square feet.
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
The kitchen's six-burner Wolf stove and microwave are cited as perks. Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
The modern-style residence, situated between Monroe Drive and Piedmont Park’s incoming BeltLine section, is being marketed as “luxurious,” with finishes described as “exquisite.”
The .23-acre lot in question was previously vacant (following a bungalow’s demolition several years ago), according to Compass listing agent Hal Freeman.
Perks include an elevator servicing all four levels, an outdoor covered breakfast nook, a waterfall island in the kitchen, and a terrace suite at the base level with its own kitchenette, bathroom, and exterior entrance. The cherry on this cake, though, could be the fourth-floor “sky lounge” with another kitchenette, attached rec room, and lovely Midtown views.
With Portman’s pending transformation of Amsterdam Walk in the works—a 10-acre redevelopment proposal, which some neighbors are fighting, that could see a 17-story apartment building, 13-story offices, and several other new buildings—those city views might not be set in stone. (Although Portman’s latest renderings suggest some skyline vistas could be spared. Maybe.)
How Unit A (with porch) was positioned on the Amsterdam Avenue lot in Virginia-Highland. Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Records indicate the lot itself sold for $513,000 in the summer of 2022. The second unit has yet to list.
Swing up to the gallery for a closer look at how this residential infill project turned out.
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The 569 Amsterdam Ave. duplex's location, in relation to Monroe Drive, Amsterdam Walk, and Piedmont Park.Compass
How Unit A (with porch) was positioned on the Amsterdam Avenue lot in Virginia-Highland. Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
The kitchen's six-burner Wolf stove and microwave are cited as perks. Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
The terrace-level suite includes separate entrances. Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
Photo by Bryan Rucker/Just Ruck Creative; courtesy of Compass
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