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Exclusive Lease Offering Peachtree St. Signage UNIQUE DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Rooftop Access _____ SF FREE-STANDING OFFICE BUILDING 140 PEACHTREE STREET Atlanta, GA 30303 Presented By: JOEL & GRANOT REAL ESTATE Dave Smith, Partner Phone: 404.869.2605 Email: [email protected] PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS . Built in 1911 and once the tallest thinnest building in the world, the Hillyer Trust Company opened at 140 Peachtree St. with eight stories. In 1977, Atlanta architect Neel Reid’s 65-year old building received a prestigious landmark designation. In 1980, the structure’s historical designation was officially stripped. In April 1985, C&S donated the property to the Atlanta Historical Society. The property was purchased by Wallace Smith Investments from the Atlanta Historical Society in 2011. 4,300 SF with 3 floors and a usable basement area. Rooftop Access PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS . Vault with usable safety deposit boxes . Highly appointed conference room with historical ceiling finishes . Large Blue Marlin displayed . 2012 Winner for Outstanding Dowtown Atlanta Building Renovation. Click Here for more information. Zoned SPI-1 . Price: Inquire LOCATION MAP LOCATION MAP FLOOR PLAN 1st Floor 2nd Floor Conference Room Restroom Break Room FLOOR PLAN 3rd Floor Lower Level 140 PEACHTREE ST. ATLANTA, GA 30303 AREA DEVELOPMENTS COLOR CODES: PROPOSED UNDER CONSTRUCTION NEW 1 200 Edgewood 9 Flatiron City 16 Post Centennial Park 2 377 Cent. Olympic Pk. Dr. 10 Forsyth-Walton Building 17 Rosser Building Hotel 3 Atlanta Civic Center 11 Georgia Dome Site Hotel 18 Rufus Rose House 4 Auburn Apartments 12 Home 2 Suites by Hilton 19 SkyTower Thrill Park 5 Candler Building 13 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 20 Springhill Suites 7 Canopy Hotel 14 Olympia Building 21 The Byron Piedmont Central Underground Atlanta 6 Centennial Olympic Park 15 22 Dormitory 8 Creative Media Industries Inst. FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO HTTP://ATLANTA.CURBED.COM/MAPS/DOWNTOWN-DEVELOPMENT-PROJECTS .

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