Double Dawg 1

Welcome to Dawg Country! Tucked away in a private setting just outside the hustle and bustle of downtown Athens, this 2-bedroom duplex offers a peaceful retreat to unwind from the stresses of your daily life. When you’re ready to turn up the fun, however, this location puts you less than 5 miles from downtown and the UGA campus where many activities await! Whether in town to catch a game or visit friends on campus, Athens offers all the shopping, dining, and entertainment that accompanies college town life and a rich history that can be explored through one of several guided tours.

This fully updated home offers all the modern amenities needed for you to enjoy a comfortable stay when you’re ready to kick up your feet after busy days spent exploring. The living room skylights offer an abundance of natural lighting illuminating a cozy space with sofa and armchair seating. Catch the pre-game festivities on the smart TV before you head out for the day or wind down with your favorite shows at night. A spacious kitchen is fully equipped with all standard appliances, cookware, and dinnerware, whether you like cooking in or enjoying takeout from a delicious local restaurant. The high-top café table with barstool seating for 2 doubles as a coffee bar, complete with a Keurig coffee maker.

This home comfortably sleeps 4 guests between 2 private bedrooms. Both bedrooms include comfortable queen size beds complete with plush bedding and clean linens for a good night’s sleep. The home also includes a full bathroom with a single vanity and shower/tub combo.

THINGS TO NOTE:
Washer and dryer in home.
Driveway parking is available for up to 2 vehicles.

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.