Located in the historic Sumner Building, a Midtown landmark since 1909, this two-bedroom, two-bath residence offers a rare opportunity to live in one of the city's most storied buildings, where architecture, character, and location come together in a way that stands apart from anything else in Atlanta. Notably, the building's original developer chose this residence as her own, adding a meaningful layer to its history. From the moment you step inside, there's an immediate sense of warmth and authenticity. Natural light moves through oversized windows, casting a soft glow across hardwood floors and architectural details that reflect the building's early 20th-century roots. The space feels both grounded and refined, with a timeless quality that newer construction often reaches for but rarely captures. The layout unfolds comfortably, with an easy flow between living, dining, and kitchen spaces that makes both everyday living and entertaining feel natural. The bedrooms are well-separated and private, while the overall scale of the home allows for distinct areas to gather, work, or relax without feeling confined. It's the kind of space that feels like home right away. The building is centered around a landscaped courtyard, where mature greenery and water fountain create a quiet place to step away, with space to sit or gather, something you don't often find in the middle of the city. Step beyond the courtyard and Midtown is right there. The Fox Theatre and Peachtree Street are just a short walk away, with some of the city's best dining, shopping, and cultural destinations nearby, while Ponce City Market and the BeltLine are just minutes away. Homes like this don't come along often, not just because of where they are, but because of how they feel. This is more than a place to live. It's a piece of Midtown history with a presence that can't be replicated.