Low Country Dawg House | Stunning Walking Trails!

Welcome to your new home away from home in Athens, Georgia! This spacious 2-bedroom condo is the perfect base for exploring all that this vibrant college town has to offer. Located just 10 minutes from Georgia’s campus, it's ideal for families or groups looking for a convenient place to stay. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to Oconee Forest Park and its breathtaking trails, plus you have your own private balcony to enjoy relaxed evenings in the fresh air. Come discover all the charm and excitement of Athens from the comfort of this lovely condo!

Inside, the decor pays homage to the University of Georgia and provides a warm and inviting atmosphere. You'll find plenty of room to spread out and make yourself at home, with timeless furnishings throughout. The living room boasts ample seating around the smart tv, perfect for college game days and laid-back movie nights. Steps away, the fully equipped kitchen has everything you’ll need to prepare delicious meals at home. Put the stainless appliances, coffee maker, and cookware to good use, and gather around the spacious dining table with seating for 4 to share quality time together.

This home sleeps 4 guests between 2 private bedrooms.

Bedroom #1 has a queen size bed, smart tv, and ensuite bathroom with shower/tub combo.

Bedroom #2 has a queen size bed and smart tv.

THINGS TO NOTE:
The home has an additional bathroom with shower/tub combo.
2 unassigned parking spaces are provided.
This is a walk-up unit.
Washer and dryer in unit.

Although Athens is the highly regarded hometown of the Dawgs, it’s much more than just an awesome college town. Visitors will love strolling through campus and cheering on the red-and-black at one of the town’s many football bars, but Athens is also one of the most predominant cultural hubs in the state of Georgia.

The city boasts iconic historical establishments like the Morton Theater, one of the first and still operational vaudeville theaters to be built, owned, and operated by an African American. Other notable institutions of the arts include the Georgia Museum of Art and the Georgia Theater. USA Today named Athens as one of the most underrated food destinations in the country, and you’ll want to take an extensive food tour of the local spots to understand why. Follow that with a bar hop to popular breweries and you’ll know why Athens is loved by locals, visitors, and college students alike.