A small building, kept well.
Thirteenth Avenue East was laid out for mansions, and many still stand—broad porches, deep gardens, the kind of street that slows you on the walk home. It is the quieter side of Capitol Hill, with Volunteer Park at the end of the street and busier blocks just a short walk away.
The building takes its name from the street and keeps to its character: a small brick building of twenty homes, completed in 2026 and set behind a planted courtyard reached through a single entrance.
Inside, the finishes are quiet and considered—white-oak floors, quartz counters, and tile that feels chosen rather than standard. Every home has its own air conditioning. The building also includes an elevator, a dedicated package room, and a rooftop lounge looking west over the hill. Brivo access at the front door lets you see who is there before you answer.