About the home
This three-story brick townhouse sits on the corner of Habersham and McDonough Streets, where the Historic Landmark District feels most like itself — live oaks overhead, squares nearby, the pace of the city slowed to something manageable. The 2022 interior repaint and new roof, followed by two new water heaters in 2025, mean the bones have been freshly tended.
Heart pine floors run throughout, and the ceilings climb high enough that the oversized windows — fitted with plantation shutters — flood every room without trying. The third floor belongs entirely to the primary suite: an office nook, a walk-in closet, and a spa bath with a jetted tub dressed in Perrin & Rowe English fittings and a large rain shower. Down on the main level, French doors open onto a private brick courtyard — a quiet spot that earns its keep year-round.