
Apartments near Ferst center for the Arts in Atlanta, GA (1,026 Rentals)


Georgia Tech Family Apartments

1002 State St NW

Biltmore House

1031 State St NW

1030-1032 Atlantic Dr NW

630 Kennedy St

625 Jett St NW

516 Elm St NW

Ponce Condominiums

635 Jett St NW

29 Peachtree Pl

438 Vine St NW

1068-1070 State St NW

1064-1066 State St NW

537 Sunset Ave NW

666-668 Cameron M Alexander Blvd NW

1068 Westshire Pl NW

Aqua

617 Echo St NW

613 Echo St NW

646 Echo

1085-1087 Westshire Pl NW

656 NW Jett St

612 Echo St NW

1078-1080 State St NW

Centennial Park West

805 Peachtree St NE

514 Sunset Ave NW

695 Cameron M Alexander Blvd NW

623 Griffin St NW

754 Juniper St NE

541 Griffin St

Viewpoint On The Midtown Mile

552 Griffin St NW

379 Elm St NW

126 Renaissance Pky

J5 Midtown

UNITY PLACE

Seventh Midtown

1122 State St NW

Cotting Court Condominiums

Midtown Village

690 Piedmont Ave NE

407 Sunset Ave NW

Kennedy/griffin Apartments

Phelan Building

121 8th St Apartments

Dakota

198 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

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Atlanta apartment-ites know how to indulge taste, class and culture. A trip to the Ferst Center for the Arts imparts all that and more. Performance and visual arts combine to illuminate and educate the Atlanta apartment-ite. Plays, galleries, opera, comedy, drama- the sky is the limit. Apartment-ties in the area love to take advantage of the arts education and drama camps that occur each year. The Ferst Center For the Art is more than a theater. It is an experiment in community culture. Native or visitor, you must visit the Ferst Center for the Arts to experience true apartment-ite life in Atlanta.
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