887 West Marietta?Street NW (Suite 887) is a distinctive offering at the iconic King Plow Arts Center, a historic adaptive-reuse campus in West Midtown Atlanta. Originally constructed in the 1920s as a plow factory, the 12.5-acre complex now comprises 16 buildings covering approximately 256,000?sq?ft and accommodates artists’ live/work studios, creative offices, galleries, theaters, restaurants, and music venues .Nestled within this vibrant enclave, the freestanding 12,500?sq?ft unit captures the original industrial character—exposed brick walls, lofty wood-beam ceilings, skylights, and large windows—offering an inspiring, light-filled workspace . Built in 1922 (renovated in the 1990s), the building is Class?B and provides 24-hour controlled access, security, courtyard space, and ample parking (c.?220-509 spaces across the center, ratio ~1.3-2.0/1,000?sq?ft). Within the complex, tenants include creative businesses, theaters (Actor’s Express), beauty schools (Paul Mitchell), catering/event spaces (Bold American), and Terminal?West—a popular 7,000?sq?ft concert venue with rooftop deck. Highly walkable (Walk Score ~72–74) and located along the evolving Marietta Street Arts Corridor, the property is surrounded by top-tier dining, entertainment, and transit options. Overall, 887?W Marietta stands as a vibrant creative office or live/work space, blending historic industrial character with modern urban amenities in one of Atlanta’s most dynamic arts districts.