250 Springdale St Athens, GA 30606

The distinctive architecture elements of this 1920's home are the works of one of Georgia's first female architects, Leila Ross Wilburn. This expertly designed historic home features an impressive entryway and a veranda which provides sweeping views of the this idyllic Five Points streetscape. The driveway provides dual access to the newer construction two-car garage with hidden storage space as well as a whole house emergency generator. Inside the front door there is a large and inviting living room with original hardwood floors, fireplace, built-ins, crown moulding, and abundant natural light. The formal dining room also has a fireplace, and is spacious enough for the largest of dining tables. Leading from the formal dining room is a cozy breakfast room with original built-ins and newer tile flooring. The craftsmanship and attention to detail of the renovated kitchen is impressive. The custom kitchen cabinets provide an abundance of storage space in addition to the large pantry. Additional kitchen features include recessed lighting, granite counter tops, and commercial-grade appliances. A small island for prep- work or socializing rounds out this well-appointed kitchen. Off the central hall are three main-floor bedrooms. The largest bathroom off the master has been updated and features a glass-surround shower with tiled walls and built-in seat, dual vanities with solid surface counter tops, intelligent placed storage, and a charming stained glass window and skylight for added natural light. A large laundry room with cabinets and counter space is accessed from the master bedroom. The secondary bedroom is large and connects to a hall bathroom featuring original tub/shower combo, marble tiled floors and natural light. A third bedroom features large windows, fireplace, and access to a fenced garden area. Upstairs provides a large bedroom with private bathroom and additionally, 800 sq. ft. of unfinished storage space ready for renovation. This four bedroom/three bathroom home provides over 3000 sq. ft. of impeccably maintained living space on about half an acre on what is, undeniably, one of Five Points' most distinguished streets.