April 11, 2019
68 months ago
Midtown is a lively commercial district and arts hub, and The Standard at Atlanta lets you live at the center of the action. Available apartments for rent in Midtown include studio, one, and two-bedroom units. All are furnished and include upgraded appliances (including washers and dryers) and high-speed WiFi. Other interior details that make life luxurious for residents include full kitchens, flat-screen TVs with cable included, and large windows that invite natural light and reveal stunning views of the Midtown skyline. Housing contracts are individual, and roommate-matching --- a great way to make friends --- is available to all new residents. Another resident perk is the unlimited use of community amenities, which include a state-of-the-art fitness center and a rooftop space that contains a pool, cabanas, and a patio. The building also has lower-level retail areas (including a Starbucks), and just a short walk away is any of several venues for shopping, dining, and entertainment. To become a resident of one of these professional apartments in Midtown Atlanta, please apply today.
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