395 Hiawassee Avenue, Athens, GA 30601

Property Description

An amazing find with a brand new roof, nestled on a quiet street in the heart of the much sought after Boulevard Neighborhood! 395 Hiawassee Avenue is a Mid-century diamond in the rough and is available for new owners. Listen to the children play from your front porch. Quaint 1940's Mill house is a one level home with 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths and hardwood floors throughout. Rooms, halls and tall ceilings make this house feel much larger than the tax records show. Original wood floors throughout the house. The front bedroom features 2 closets with extra storage above and a cute 1/2 bath. Painted wood floors in Central Living Room, picture molding and a small closet with attic access. The kitchen has a nice tall window that lets the outside in with original bead board ceiling and cabinets. There is a cozy second bedroom for family or guests. The full bath features amazing twin blue sinks and matching toilet, metal tile ceilings, big window, and shower/tub, and lots of storage. Laundry room also features a metal tile ceiling, and gas water heater. It has a very simple floor plan that offers a generous amount of space and a nice flow through the house. Large, double pane windows flood the home with tons of lovely natural light. Cute front porch with upper and lower spindles, screened back porch with metal roof keeps it dry. Pet friendly back yard with a Magnolia for shade, is a great space to watch the stars and enjoy the outside. Small studio / storage space and side entry into the crawl space. Plenty of off-street parking on the granite parking pad, plus easy parking on the street. Located on the corner of Hiawassee Avenue and New Avenue. 1070 sq.ft on 0.127 acres. The original fireplaces are all now decorative. This is a great opportunity for you to live in one of Athens most desirable areas. You can move in, remodel, or renovate and make this place your own. Grab some of Athens best BBQ from White Tiger in your pajamas! Also very close to the Hi-Lo, Agua Linda, Square One, Normal Bar, Maepole, Tloloc, and the Bruno's new restaurant going into the old Heirloom space. The neighborhood is getting cooler all the time, new Rivet House Hotel and new restaurant, Osteria Olio just opened up to rave reviews. https://youtu.be/GXIH2Uy14is