Architecturally striking and thoughtfully crafted, 172 Racine Street SW redefines intown living through modern design, flexible function, and refined finishes. Set in the heart of Mozley Park—just minutes from the BeltLine, I-20, and downtown Atlanta—this newly built three-level residence blends contemporary architecture with practical luxury, offering more than 2,800 square feet of heated living space.
The main level serves as the home’s centerpiece, where open-concept design and abundant natural light create a seamless connection between the kitchen, dining, and living areas. The family room impresses with soaring 20-foot ceilings, amplifying volume and light, while the remainder of the home features high 9-foot ceilings for a consistent sense of openness and scale throughout. Expansive windows frame the space, and a sleek fireplace adds warmth and modern character. The kitchen anchors the room with stone counters, stainless appliances, a generous island, and a walk-in pantry, an effortless blend of style and function designed for both daily life and entertaining.
Privately situated on this same level, a self-contained guest quarters enhances the home’s versatility. With its own living room, secondary kitchen, bedroom, and full bath, this suite functions like an independent apartment, perfect for long-term guests, visiting friends, or use as a private retreat or future rental opportunity. It’s a rare feature that adds privacy and value without compromising flow or design.
The top level introduces a serene primary suite with a spa-inspired bath and custom walk-in closet. Additional bedrooms and a loft patio complete this floor, offering quiet retreat space and open-air connection above the treetops.
The lower level sets an inviting tone from the moment you arrive, featuring a den, bar area, and laundry room that transition naturally to the garage and covered carport. Every level connects through intentional design, creating balance between everyday ease and architectural sophistication.
Life at Racine is as convenient as it is connected, moments from the Westside BeltLine Trail, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and West Midtown’s dining and cultural destinations. Here, architecture, location, and livability come together to create a home that feels as dynamic as the city it belongs to.
