Pint-sized mixed-use project takes shape in Piedmont Heights

An infill commercial project in the works since 2019 is beginning to make its mark in northeast Atlanta.

The 1929 Piedmont Circle development gives new meaning to boutique, as Atlanta mixed-use projects go, as it’ll encompass just 1,850 square feet total once complete, according to City of Atlanta building permit records.

Plans indicate the top floor of the Piedmont Circle building will be occupied by local business Stacy’s Compounding Pharmacy; meanwhile, the base level will be white-box space for a restaurant concept with patio seating in front, according to permitting records.

Construction progress at 1929 Piedmont Circle between Midtown and Buckhead two weeks ago. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta

The project is replacing a vacant lot where a residential structure turned business was razed several years ago. It’s coming together across the street from Midtown Bowl and next door to longstanding Tripp’s Bar.

Stacy’s Pharmacy currently operates around the corner in a small, standalone commercial space at 1953 Piedmont Circle, facing the under-construction The Edley Apartments project, which is replacing a blighted hotel property with nearly 400 new rentals.

Permitting records indicate Stacy’s Pharmacy has been planning to build on the lot for more than four years. Roswell-based Chattahoochee Construction Group is constructing the two-story project now.

The mixed-use build site in relation to Cheshire Bridge Road, Interstate 85, and other area landmarks. Google Maps