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The Elden Galleria Photos

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The Elden Galleria Photos in Atlanta, GA

Browse The Elden Galleria photos to take in what life here actually looks like, from the apartment homes to the shared spaces and the neighborhood around them. The apartment photos show quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, vinyl hardwood floors, and oversized closets with built-in shelving. The community photos cover the rooftop lounge, the saltwater pool courtyard, the Full Swing Golf Suite, the clubhouse, and the Bark Park. Browse the gallery below, then picture your own routine in these rooms.

A kitchen island seating three, with room left over to prep and plate.

The gas fire pit keeps the courtyard in use once evenings turn cool.

Cook out here and eat out here too, with the pool right alongside.

Work here in the morning and host a dinner at the same table later.

Everything you need in the morning sits right off where you sleep.

Cold drinks get a spot of their own, and the fridge keeps its shelves.

The kitchen island takes the sink, leaving the whole wall free for cooking.

The island doubles as a breakfast bar and still leaves prep space.

Counter space the length of the wall, lit from under the cabinets above.

A double vanity here, plus drawers and cabinets below for everything else.

A deep soaking tub, with tile from the rim all the way up the wall.

Hang a full wardrobe twice over and still have room on the shelves.

An open living space made for whatever furniture you already own.

A balcony adds a room outdoors, opening right off the living space.

One wide window fills the living space with daylight most of the day.

One floor finish through the whole home, which makes it feel bigger.

The kitchen stays in the conversation from anywhere in the living area.

Laundry at home means both machines are already here and ready to use.

The building takes the whole corner and faces two streets at once.

Sit down to a chess game, or take a cue and head for the pool table.

Cup holders and chip trays are built into the rail, so bring a group.

A poker table is set up and ready, with daylight down the whole wall.

Bring a group over for billiards, with the fireplace going alongside.

The Full Swing golf suite puts a round indoors, whatever the weather.

The mailroom gives every home its own box, indoors and out of the weather.

A mailroom indoors, with a padded bench right there to sit down on.

A coffee machine in the lobby means the first cup is already handled.

High-top tables beside the golf bay give everyone else a spot to sit.

A long bar counter in the clubhouse, for the nights a group comes over.

Reserve the conference room for the days a meeting needs a quiet space.

Open lounge seating, ready for a laptop, a coffee, or a conversation.

The clubhouse gives you a second living room, big enough for a crowd.

Dumbbells, kettlebells and two benches, with open floor between them.

Weekly fitness classes are part of what the community puts on here.

Bikes lined up in front of the mirrors, and the door shuts behind you.

Class-style workouts get a room apart from the weights and cardio.

A fitness center on site here takes the place of a gym membership.

Cardio on one side, strength machines on the other, all one floor.

A resort-style saltwater pool on site, so a swim fits into any evening.

Claim a cabana for the afternoon and let the roof handle the sun.

Foosball and dining seating up on the rooftop lounge, all under cover.

A fenced dog park on the property gives your dog a yard of its own.

A play tunnel and a bench inside the fence, and plenty of open ground.

The Battery is around the corner, and the ballpark is part of it.

Braves games at Truist Park are close enough to be a weeknight plan.

Midtown Atlanta gives you plenty of reasons to head out the door here.

Dinner options within a few blocks, enough to keep it interesting.

Atlanta has enough restaurants around here to try a new one weekly.

Ponce City Market puts a food hall of local kitchens within reach.

A kitchen island seating three, with room left over to prep and plate.

Everything you need in the morning sits right off where you sleep.

Cold drinks get a spot of their own, and the fridge keeps its shelves.

The kitchen island takes the sink, leaving the whole wall free for cooking.

The island doubles as a breakfast bar and still leaves prep space.

Counter space the length of the wall, lit from under the cabinets above.

A double vanity here, plus drawers and cabinets below for everything else.

A deep soaking tub, with tile from the rim all the way up the wall.

Hang a full wardrobe twice over and still have room on the shelves.

An open living space made for whatever furniture you already own.

A balcony adds a room outdoors, opening right off the living space.

One wide window fills the living space with daylight most of the day.

One floor finish through the whole home, which makes it feel bigger.

The kitchen stays in the conversation from anywhere in the living area.

Laundry at home means both machines are already here and ready to use.

The gas fire pit keeps the courtyard in use once evenings turn cool.

Cook out here and eat out here too, with the pool right alongside.

Work here in the morning and host a dinner at the same table later.

The building takes the whole corner and faces two streets at once.

Sit down to a chess game, or take a cue and head for the pool table.

Cup holders and chip trays are built into the rail, so bring a group.

A poker table is set up and ready, with daylight down the whole wall.

Bring a group over for billiards, with the fireplace going alongside.

The Full Swing golf suite puts a round indoors, whatever the weather.

The mailroom gives every home its own box, indoors and out of the weather.

A mailroom indoors, with a padded bench right there to sit down on.

A coffee machine in the lobby means the first cup is already handled.

High-top tables beside the golf bay give everyone else a spot to sit.

A long bar counter in the clubhouse, for the nights a group comes over.

Reserve the conference room for the days a meeting needs a quiet space.

Open lounge seating, ready for a laptop, a coffee, or a conversation.

The clubhouse gives you a second living room, big enough for a crowd.

Dumbbells, kettlebells and two benches, with open floor between them.

Weekly fitness classes are part of what the community puts on here.

Bikes lined up in front of the mirrors, and the door shuts behind you.

Class-style workouts get a room apart from the weights and cardio.

A fitness center on site here takes the place of a gym membership.

Cardio on one side, strength machines on the other, all one floor.

A resort-style saltwater pool on site, so a swim fits into any evening.

Claim a cabana for the afternoon and let the roof handle the sun.

Foosball and dining seating up on the rooftop lounge, all under cover.

A fenced dog park on the property gives your dog a yard of its own.

A play tunnel and a bench inside the fence, and plenty of open ground.

The Battery is around the corner, and the ballpark is part of it.

Braves games at Truist Park are close enough to be a weeknight plan.

Midtown Atlanta gives you plenty of reasons to head out the door here.

Dinner options within a few blocks, enough to keep it interesting.

Atlanta has enough restaurants around here to try a new one weekly.

Ponce City Market puts a food hall of local kitchens within reach.