Charming Cottage + Loft: <br> Home/Garage in Kennesaw

Welcome to The Lofty Retreat!

Relax & make yourself at home in this bright & airy modern-day cottage, complete with garage, private backyard, & loft office.

Centrally-located within minutes of Atlanta favorites & community entertainment, this property is perfect for traveling professionals, couples, or small families seeking a clean & quiet haven.

Peaceful energy abounds as sunbeams stream down through the skylight & cheerful birdsong floats in from the beautiful front oak tree. Book Today!

An open-concept lofted retreat offers a primary room with en suite bathroom alongside a guest bed and full bath on the main floor, both with memory foam queen beds, closets, & storage. The loft office provides a dedicated workspace and includes a 3rd, king-size mattress within a giant, cozy faux fur bean bag.

A fully-stocked kitchen, complete with all the basic cooking necessities, complementary snacks, bottled water, and a coffee-maker and kettle for your morning brew of choice. Extended white quartz countertops provide bar seating while looking to the living and dining areas to connect with loved ones from the heart of the home.

Amenities continue as guests enjoy the smart TV + streaming, a garage to protect them and their vehicle from the elements, and a full laundry area offering washer, gas-powered dryer, and ironing supplies.

Outdoor seating at the front patio bistro table or private backyard dining set allows guests to fully enjoy the tranquil neighborhood and large back yard.

Unique design features such as the spiral staircase, skylight, and interior balcony add character and charm for the entirety of the stay.


Within Walking Distance:
- Historic Downtown Kennesaw
- Award Winning Swift-Cantrell Park
- Publix Supermarket
- Piedmont Bank Amphitheater
- Frozen Cow Creamery
- Lazy Labrador Coffee Shop
- Bernies Social Bar
- Horned Owl Brewery
- 1885 Grill
- Honeysuckle Biscuits and Bakery
- Tacos Del Chavo
- Main Street Eats
- Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History
- Adam's Park