Get fired up in Dawg Country and tap into your school spirit with a stay at the Cottage of Champions, a charming 2-bedroom home in the heart of Athens. Located just a mile northeast of the UGA campus, Sanford Stadium, and downtown Athens, you’re within walking distance of this area’s hottest destinations. Let Cottage of Champions be your hub for trips to and from the city and school, a quiet space to relax and unwind after excitement-filled days. Even if you’re in town for reasons other than catching a sporting event or visiting college friends or family, there’s so much more Athens has to explore. You’ll be next door to Walker Park, packed with nature trails, playgrounds, sports fields, bike trails, and a splash pad. Set aside some time to explore the streets of this historically rich city, stopping to take in the eclectic dining, shopping, and entertainment scene along the way.

The home’s cozy interior is designed with your comfort in mind. The living room offers a comfortable sofa and TV perfect for spending lazy hours channel surfing or watching pregame festivities before heading out for the day. The coffee table’s top can be lifted up to serve as a dining area, with side tables offering other portable options. While quaint, the updated kitchen is well equipped with stainless steel appliances, Keurig coffee maker, toaster, cookware, and dining ware. While Athens certainly offers an abundance of dining options to suit any taste, you’ll have the option of preparing light meals and heartier options here alike.

This home comfortably sleeps 4 guests between 2 private bedrooms and a full size futon in the living room.

Bedroom #1 includes a queen size bed.

Bedroom #2 doubles as an office and includes a full size futon and workspace with desk and chair.

The home also includes a full guest bathroom with a single vanity and shower/tub combo.

THINGS TO NOTE:
- Washer and dryer in home.
- Driveway parking 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.