A hidden top-floor condo retreat in one of Atlanta’s most beloved historic buildings. Perfectly tucked away at the rear of “Morningside on Highland” this timeless two-bedroom residence offers rare privacy and enduring architectural grace in the heart of Poncey-Highland. Set within a stately 1925 Federal-style brick building it captures the quiet elegance of early twentieth-century Atlanta while feeling effortlessly at home in 2025. Inside, natural light pours through tall original (working) windows accentuating the warmth of hardwood floors and the precision of the interior millwork. The kitchen blends oversized design with modern convenience featuring stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and generous cabinetry. Four closets throughout the home offer exceptional storage, a rarity in historic construction, and the washer and dryer remain with the property for ease and functionality. The enclosed sunroom, a true Florida room, invites year-round living. Flooded with light and framed by leafy views, it is an ideal sanctuary for morning coffee, writing or a collection of plants that flourish through every season. The building’s common areas dressed in a charming green palette feel like a darling reflection and ode to the times. It evokes warmth, history and preservation a living piece of 1920s Atlanta that continues to welcome new stories a century later. Located moments from the BeltLine, Ponce City Market and Virginia-Highland’s boutiques and cafes, this residence offers the perfect blend of history, intimacy and convenience. Rarely available and never replicated, “Morningside on Highland” stands as one of Atlanta’s most architecturally significant and sought-after condominium communities. Buyers: Enter 1050 North Avenue NE in GPS instead of “1050 N. Highland” to land right at the entrance across from Manual’s Tavern. Atlanta likes to keep its best addresses a little mysterious…