Palmer & Phelan Condominiums — Midtown Atlanta

Palmer and Phelan Historic condos in Midtown AtlantaOverview

Welcome to Palmer & Phelan, one of Midtown Atlanta’s more intimate condo communities. Built in the early 1900s, this building merges old-world character with modern comforts — the kind of place that appreciates tradition but isn’t stuck in the past.

History & Character

  • Originally constructed as two separate buildings (1908 and 1915), later joined into one condominium community. (1996)

  • Georgian Revival / early-20th-century brick exterior, classic architectural details inside.

  • Listed on the National Historic Register.

Location

  • Address: 81 & 93 Peachtree Place NE, 952 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309.

  • Right in Midtown, on Peachtree / Peachtree Place — walkable to lots of what makes Atlanta living good: restaurants, arts & culture, shops.

  • Close to MARTA stations (Midtown, Arts Center) so you’ve got public transit options.

Building & Units
Stories / Units ~5 floors, about 23 residences.
Unit Types Mostly one- and two-bedroom condos. Some have been updated.
Character / Interior Features 10-ft ceilings, large/oversized windows, hardwood floors, crown moulding, fireplaces, walk-in closets. Some units have sunrooms and full sized or in-unit laundry.
Modern Updates Granite finishes, stainless steel appliances. Controlled access, underground or covered parking.
Outdoor / Common Amenities Private courtyard; pet-friendly.

Lifestyle & Perks

  • History & ambience: If you like character — old brick, high ceilings, architectural features — Palmer & Phelan deliver.

  • Walkability: You’re a short stroll from Midtown’s cultural icons (arts, theaters), great restaurants, shops. Good for people who want a lively street scene.

  • Transit & Connectivity: Close to public transportation. Easy access to other major parts of the city.

  • Quiet / Intimacy: Only 23 units means less crowding. The courtyard gives some breathing room from the city bustle.

  • Blend of old + new: Owners get classic design with modern amenities.

Drawbacks / Things to Watch

  • Because it’s historic, construction standards may differ; some units might require more maintenance than newer builds.

  • Limited amenities compared to large luxury high-rises (no big gym, pool, etc, from what public listings show).

  • Being in Midtown, you get noise, traffic, and activity — pros or cons depending on your taste, especially since the buildings are not high rise and are right on, or next to Peachtree Street.

  • Smaller building means fewer “extras” and perhaps less fluid property management resources.

Who’s This For

Palmer & Phelan is a great fit if you:

  • value historic / architectural character

  • want a walkable urban lifestyle

  • don’t need all the luxury mega-amenities but want quality finishes

  • prefer smaller, more tight-knit communities over large high-rise complexes

  • want good transit options and proximity to Atlanta’s arts & entertainment offerings

 

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