This sweet and simple 1934 cottage has been thoughtfully updated while maintaining its original charm and character. Just a 10-minute walk to the Square for dining and shopping, all while tucked away on a quiet side street.

After a day of exploring, this space was made for relaxing. Lounge on the cozy couch, kick back on the new deck, or gather by the fire pit. It's the perfect place to unwind.

Walk in and the living room, dining table and kitchen open up in front of you. Settle into the couch with the Samsung smart TV and Sonos sound bar; live TV is free through Samsung TV Plus, or sign in to your own streaming apps. A ceiling fan and a shelf of books round it out. The dining table seats four comfortably.

The kitchen is ready for real cooking: full-size stove, oven and refrigerator, dishwasher, toaster oven, air fryer, blender and kettle. Coffee two ways, drip and Keurig, plus an ice maker. The washer and dryer are right here too.

The primary bedroom has a queen Helix Midnight Luxe mattress, a closet, and its own door to a private covered porch, the best spot in the house for morning coffee.

The second bedroom, The Nook, is a cozy hideaway with a queen pillowtop, a small desk, an open closet and a luggage rack. Three large windows make it feel like a treehouse. Both bedrooms have extra pillows and blankets and their own fan.

One full bathroom serves the house, with a walk-in glass shower and a window. Shampoo, conditioner, body soap and a hair dryer are provided.

The new deck off the back of the cottage looks out at the treeline and over the fire pit area, perfect for kicking back. The charcoal grill is on the side porch off the kitchen, and the front porch has seating so you can listen to the birds sing, "good morning".

Sleeping (up to 5 guests)
- Bedroom 1: Queen, Helix Midnight Luxe mattress
- Bedroom 2 (The Nook): Queen pillowtop
- Living room: Couch for a fifth guest
- One full bathroom

Location
The cottage sits near the top of the hill on a quiet residential street, about half a mile, or ten minutes on foot, from Dahlonega's historic Public Square. There are a couple hills to walk, but it's a beautiful town to see on foot. Most rentals in Dahlonega are out in the county; this one is close to everything.

On the Square: the Dahlonega Gold Museum in the historic courthouse, restaurants, wine tasting rooms, coffee shops, chocolate & ice cream shops, and boutiques. Gold Rush Days (October), Bear on the Square (April) and Old Fashioned Christmas all happen within walking distance, as do weddings and events downtown. North Georgia wineries, gold panning, waterfalls and trails in the Chattahoochee National Forest are a short drive. Visiting UNG? Campus is about a 15-minute walk, and the Convocation Center is a 4-minute drive, an easy home base for move-in, parents' weekend, sporting events or graduation.

Quick answers
- Walk to the Square? Yes, about half a mile and about 10 minutes, on foot.
- Beds? Two queens in two bedrooms, plus a couch.
- Bathrooms? One full bath.
- Parking? Two cars, off-street beside the cottage.
- Check-in? Self check-in with a keypad.
- Work? Wi-Fi and a small desk in the second bedroom.
- Pets? This is a pet-free home.

Good to know
- Three exterior cameras: front doorbell, side porch/back door, front corner. All face outdoors.
(City of Dahlonega STR License #: STR-26-3)