Please also visit the website for INMAN ALLEY at www.inmanalley.com 

Inman Alley commercial condominiums are not your ordinary offices. The original building was built in the 1890s as a cotton warehouse, and in 1941 the Clorox Company bought the building for its 4th production facility in the United States. Now intricately restored and enhanced by an award winning team of architects and planners, Inman Alley offers some the most interesting and unique offices available in all of Metro Atlanta. Set in the heart of Inman Park, alongside the proposed Atlanta Beltline and steps from the hugely successful Stove Works and Inman Park Village developments, Inman alley offers a truly unique investment opportunity for entrepreneurs and professionals.

• Custom designed floor plans
• Private bathrooms
• Individual control of heating and air systems
• Skylights and large glass windows
• Balconies and patio spaces
• Exposed brick walls
• Home of Kevin Rathbun Steak, a signature steakhouse from acclaimed chef, Kevin Rathbun.