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THE NEW IDEAL

Birmingham, Alabama

In Partnership with Southpace Properties

Ideal Home 2019

Flats on Fourth

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

Leisa Cole Photography

The New Ideal building has defined downtown Birmingham's Second Avenue North since its construction in 1928. The structure was designed by David O. Whilldin, an architect very active in the city from 1902 until 1961.

The New Ideal Building will soon be home to luxury lofts, retail space and more.

Working with Southpace Properties and our sister company Set to Sell, we staged the loft's model unit.

The artwork featured in the kitchen is a one-of-a-kind Purvis Young piece loaned by a Birmingham resident.

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