We have Atlanta's best selection of new and used grand pianos for sale. Mid-sized grand pianos (also referred to as parlor grand pianos) here range from 5'8" - 7'0" in length. For buyers with higher musical expectations, most of the pianos you should consider are in this class.
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Steinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model L (2001)
$48,999.00Steinway & Sons 5'10.5" model L (2001)$48999Product DetailsBrand: Steinway & SonsSteinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model L (2001)
Pre-Owned Steinway & Sons model L grand piano for sale. Made in NYC in 2001, this 5’10.5″ grand piano is ideal for most homes. This piano had one adult owner and light use. PianoWorks freshened up the hand-rubbed satin finish and then serviced the piano to be fresh for its next owner. It really is in excellent condition inside and out.
If new, New York List Price for this size Steinway is $103,500 (The Piano Buyer, Spring 2023).
Includes matching artist bench, 5 year PianoWorks warranty.
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Steinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model L Queen Anne (1928) Restored
$19,999.00Steinway & Sons 5'10.5" model L Queen Anne (1928) Restored$19999Product DetailsBrand: Steinway & SonsSteinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model L Queen Anne (1928) Restored
FLASH SALE!! WAS $46,499, now liquidation price of $19,999!!!
1928 Steinway & Sons model L Queen Anne style for sale. This piano received a major restoration ~15 years ago. It currently looks and plays beautifully. Comparable Art Case Steinway pianos sell new for over $160,000. The classic Queen Anne styling is finished in satin walnut with hand-carved legs and pedal lyre. Steinway made a unique rim press just for the Queen Anne to produce the specific details of the design. This means it is unlikely for Steinway to ever fully recreate this timeless design. Today, the closest design relative from Steinway is the more simple Chippendale.
Playing this Golden Era Steinway is an absolute dream. Hurry for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a rare, art case Steinway for an unbelievable price.
Includes matching Jansen artist bench ($1,100 value)
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Steinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model O (1922) brown mahogany
$42,499.00Steinway & Sons 5'10.5" model O (1922) brown mahogany$42499Product DetailsBrand: Steinway & SonsSteinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model O (1922) brown mahogany
Golden Era Steinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model O for sale. Originally built in New York in 1922, PianoWorks fully restored this piano for a private client in 2018. Now available for sale, this amazing instrument is a true classic for any home. At 5’10.5″ in length, this instrument has the size for professional use while still comfortably fitting in most homes or teaching studios.
If New, New York list price for a mahogany model O is $138,600.
Includes 5 year PianoWorks warranty, matching vintage piano stool
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Steinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model O (2013)
$69,999.00Steinway & Sons 5'10.5" model O (2013)$69999Product DetailsBrand: Steinway & SonsSteinway & Sons 5’10.5″ model O (2013)
Pre-Owned Steinway & Sons model O grand piano for sale. Made in New York in 2013, this 5’10.5″ grand piano is ideal for most homes. This piano had one adult owner, light use, and was originally selected at the NYC factory showroom. PianoWorks freshened up the hand-rubbed satin finish and then serviced the piano to be fresh for its next owner. It really is in “like-new” condition inside and out. The fallboard is polished to a high-gloss, showing a lovely reflection of the hands while playing.
If new, New York List Price for Steinway model O in satin ebony is $103,500 (The Piano Buyer, Spring 2023).
Includes new artist bench, 5 year PianoWorks warranty.
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Steinway & Sons 6’2.5″ model A (1912) Restored by PianoWorks
$67,999.00Steinway & Sons 6'2.5" model A (1912) Restored by PianoWorks$67999Product DetailsBrand: Steinway & SonsSteinway & Sons 6’2.5″ model A (1912) Restored by PianoWorks
Steinway & Sons needs little introduction as the world’s most iconic piano brand. PianoWorks is delighted to offer this fully restored 6’2″ Steinway model A (1912). This important model is one of Steinway’s oldest, with early A’s dating back to the mid-19th century.
By the early 20th century, Steinway’s designs had evolved generally into the same designs you still see today. In fact, for many, the early 20th century Steinways prior to the Great Depression are among the most desirable, high craftsmanship coinciding with a Golden Era of the piano’s popularity with audiences and in homes.
That Golden Era craftsmanship is alive and well at PianoWorks where we faithfully execute Steinway’s best designs and practices.
If New, New York List Price for a Steinway model A is $119,400.
Includes 5 year PianoWorks parts & labor warranty, artist bench.
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Yamaha 6’1″ model C3 (2004) with factory Silent system
$26,999.00Yamaha 6'1" model C3 (2004) with factory Silent system$26999Product DetailsBrand: YamahaYamaha 6’1″ model C3 (2004) with factory Silent system
This pre-owned Yamaha model C3 grand piano is indistinguishable from new. Made in Japan in 2004, both the beauty and performance are flawless in this popular model from Yamaha. First created in the 1960’s, the Yamaha C3 has had many slight variations over the years, with the current version being the C3x. This pre-owned Yamaha C3 is the direct predecessor of the C3x…same quality for 50% of the price!
If New, Suggested Retail Price for this piano is $66,199. Save thousands on this wonderful Yamaha grand piano.
Includes new bench & 5 Year Parts & Labor warranty on the piano.
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Yamaha 7′ model C6 (1999)
$33,999.00Yamaha 7' model C6 (1999)$33999Product DetailsBrand: YamahaYamaha 7′ model C6 (1999)
Pre-Owned Yamaha model C6 for sale. This 7′ grand piano was made in Japan in 1999, and the condition is exceptionally excellent. From the outstanding performance to the perfect condition cabinet, it is fair to regard this instrument as “like-new”. The sound is full and powerful, with excellent dynamic range and tonal variety. This piano would be wonderfully suited for advanced students. It would also serve well as a teaching studio grand, recording studio piano, or small hall instrument for a church or theater. This piano is voiced brighter and more forward than the similar Yamaha model C6 (2000).
Yamaha’s C-series grand pianos, short for Conservatory Series, is universally well regarded for their high quality, consistency and durability. At 7′ in length, this instrument is also well regarded for its musicality and versatility.
If New, Retail price for this piano is $71,199.
Includes new height-adjustable bench & 5-year PianoWorks parts & labor warranty.
$33,999.00