This two-story, ±9,500-square-foot freestanding commercial building in Atlanta’s West Midtown submarket provides an exceptional opportunity for creative, office, and specialty users. Originally constructed in 1961 as a professional recording studio, the property has a unique legacy, having hosted legendary artists such as James Brown, Eric Clapton, the Allman Brothers, Atlanta Rhythm Section, and The Police—cementing its place in music history. Renovated in 2016, the building now features a modern mezzanine level, enhanced natural light from new windows, and updated infrastructure, blending its character-rich heritage with contemporary functionality. The layout supports a variety of uses, including office, studio, church, or event space, with the flexibility to adapt further to tenant or owner specifications. Located in the center of the Chattahoochee Design District, the property offers prime visibility along Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard near Huff Road, with convenient connectivity to Midtown and Downtown Atlanta. Two contiguous lots totaling approximately 1.61 acres provide ample surface parking—an extremely rare amenity within this highly sought-after district.