Just blocks from Georgetown’s Square, this Old Town home balances meaningful interior updates with a generous lot and room to take it further over time.
The kitchen is where the home really delivers. Recently renovated with quartz countertops, a striking backsplash, open shelving, and a one-and-a-half oven setup, it’s both visually sharp and highly functional. Positioned to overlook the backyard, it brings the outdoor space into view and gives the main living areas a sense of depth.
The main living area is anchored by a fireplace, with built-ins adding structure and purpose. Updated flooring runs through portions of the home, bringing warmth and continuity where it matters most. Multiple dining areas allow for flexibility depending on how you choose to use the space.
The layout is straightforward and easy to live in, with bedrooms set apart from the main living areas for privacy and day-to-day functionality.
Out back, the lot opens up in a way that carries real weight this close to downtown. Flat and usable, with a patio and deck already in place, the yard offers space to gather, relax, or continue shaping the outdoor setting over time.
Beyond the carport, there’s additional enclosed storage—ideal for bikes, lawn equipment, and everyday items that need a place but don’t belong inside.
Being this close to Georgetown’s Square means coffee, dinner, live music, and weekend plans are part of the routine—not something you have to think about. From the Poppy Festival to nights built around Two Step Inn, there’s a steady energy to the area, balanced by nearby parks, trails, and the San Gabriel River.
Meaningful updates, a flexible footprint, and a location that continues to matter—this is where it all comes together.
