Images: Project near Atlantic Station enters construction homestretch

As with under-construction multifamily builds UrbA ATL and the wedge-shaped 400 Bishop, an infill project by national homebuilder Toll Brothers is bringing housing options to a Loring Heights site where none existed before.

Tucked off Northside Drive, a few blocks west of Atlantic Station’s Target, the 34-unit townhome project is taking shape on formerly vacant land that had been cleared of low-rise structures about six years ago.

It’s called 568 West as a nod to its address, 568 Trabert Ave.

The project broke ground in early 2024 and is expected to open next spring, according to Toll Brothers reps.

Example of planned 568 West facades. Toll Brothers

Site plans for the 34-home 568 West project. Toll Brothers

None of the 568 West townhomes have come to market yet, but project officials tell Urbanize Atlanta that prices are expected to begin in the mid-$700,000s.

As infill townhome projects go (the trend lately has leaned toward smaller units to keep pricing down), the 568 West offerings will be relatively large.

According to Toll Brothers, each townhouse will stand four stories, with two-car garages at the base and rooftop terraces and lofts on fourth floors above.

Two 568 West floorplans will be offered, both with four bedrooms, four and ½ bathrooms, and roughly 2,540 square feet.

The project's 568 Trabert Ave. location (in red) relative to Atlantic Station and intown freeways. Google Maps

Beyond Atlantic Station’s shopping and eats, marketing materials point to the Westside Provisions District and sprawling Westside Park—where a new wooded bike park is percolating—as perks of living in the area.

568 West joins several other under-construction or recently finished townhome bets from Toll Brothers spread across the ITP landscape.

Those include Eloise at Grant Park, Beckham Place at Morningside, New Talley Station in Decatur, and Nolyn Pointe in Chosewood Park.

For floorplan fanatics, here’s a detailed look at the largest plans listed so far in Loring Heights:

Ground-floor design for the largest 568 West offering listed to date, the Fawcett plan. Toll Brothers