687 Pulaski St, Athens, GA 30601

Old-world charm and elegance with a downtown address. Walk to Athen's Central Business District and The University of Georgia flagship campus from this turn of the -last- century, spacious charmer. A rare opportunity in this tight market to get a sought-after in-town location. Some of Athen's leading citizens chose to make Pulaski their home. Pulaski Street and the Pulaski Height's neighborhood not only offer a historic location and feel, but is a short walk to Prince Avenue (The Grit, Taqueria Del Sol) and the Bottlework's Shopping Center (Hendershot's, Viva!, Siri Thai, Tizikis, Etc.). Across the railroad is the Historic Leather's Building (wine shop, Yoga, and Pulaski Heights Barbecue). The Northwest portion of downtown offers Cine Theater, The National Restaurant, Creature Comfort's Microbrewery, and so much more. Multiple churches are just a walk away (a needed comfort in our time?). All bedrooms are large, with high ceilings, big windows, lots of light, ceiling fans, and wood floors as well as ornamental fireplaces with mantles. The living room has a fourth ornamental fireplace, beadboard wood ceilings, and wood walls. The large kitchen boasts a new washer and dryer, dishwasher, and refrigerator. Existing separate wall mount oven, and downdraft cooktop set in tiled countertop with backsplash, makes cooking here comfortable. A beadboard ceiling and walls harken back to a bygone era. Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring and exit door to the rear yard. Of the two full baths, one contains a professionally refinished antique clawfoot tub with shower surround, antique Heart of Pine wainscotting, and cabinet, as well as a closet. The other bath is ensuite to the master bedroom. Antique Heart of Pine floors in most areas. State-of-the-art low maintenance, energy-efficient, long-lasting metal roof, turn the sound of the rain into a symphony. Central heat and AC. Currently all-electric, but there is gas to the meter base for future use if desired. Completely fenced-in rear yard to contain pets or young whippersnappers. Just enough yard to invite relaxation, but not enough to speak for all your free time in the age-old American tradition of weekend lawn care. NOW for the Bonus: The outbuilding is modest, yet has power, lights, a metal roof, and new paint. In some ways it is inglorious, but does offer possibilities; I think infinitely more than if it were not there.