915 Railroad Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32310

Live in a piece of Tallahassee history — fully renovated, solar-powered, and steps from everything.

This expertly furnished one-bedroom, one-bath at the... Freight Yard is the most stylish sustainable rental in College Town. You're an easy walk to Publix, the universities, and the Capitol.

The building started life as a 1950s factory. That history shows: 12' ceilings expose the original iron trusses, and the polished pink terrazzo floors — nearly a century old — anchor rooms otherwise outfitted with a brand-new kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, and a walk-in closet. Old bones, new comforts.

Rent is all-in: no hidden fees, and every utility is covered — including hyper-fast Wi-Fi. The unit comes with 75" and 65" HD TVs already mounted. Your bedroom window looks out over a private courtyard with lush gardens and water features.
Solar-powered. Historically distinctive. Walkable to work, class, and groceries.

This one won't last.
The Freight Yard.

Seventeen luxury residences in Tallahassee's oldest neighborhood, All Saints — walkable, sophisticated design, and unlike anything else in town.

The Freight Yard turns shipping containers and century-old industrial buildings into something worth stopping for: world-class street art layered over clever, award-winning renovation. Our buildings have won juried architectural design awards for genuinely innovative work.

Sustainability isn't a marketing line here — it's structural. A dozen upcycled shipping containers, solar power, and a landscape thick with palms and rare plants make the Freight Yard as easy on the planet as it is on the eyes.

Location does the rest of the work. Publix, FSU, FAMU, and the Capitol complex are all a short walk from the gate. Walk Score rates us 86 — Very Walkable.

Everything's included. Electric, water, Wi-Fi, trash, pest control — all free. So is courtyard access and scooter/bike storage.

The Freight Yard isn't for everyone. If you want a big-box complex with a gym and a lazy-river hot tub, Tallahassee has plenty of those. But if you want something smaller — a place where you know your neighbors, where the architecture has a point of view, and where a private courtyard and water feature beat a treadmill room every time — this is it. Read More