2347 Walton Way, Augusta, GA

Be a Part of Augusta's Living History on Walton Way Step into the timeless elegance of 2347 Walton Way, a classic 1920 Colonial Revival nestled in the heart of one of Augusta's most cherished neighborhoods. This stately brick Georgian home is more than just a place to live — it's an opportunity to become part of a rich, century-old story in the prestigious Summerville community. From the moment you arrive, the home's symmetrical façade, central entrance, and six-over-six double-hung windows evoke the grace and craftsmanship of a bygone era. Inside, you're greeted by a warm and inviting foyer that leads into an expansive living and family room, complete with a cozy fireplace and custom built-ins — perfect for gathering with friends or enjoying quiet evenings in. The bright sun porch offers a cheerful retreat for morning coffee, an inspiring studio space, or a serene home office. Across the hall, a formal dining room connects to the kitchen via a charming butler's pantry, with ample built-in storage and cabinetry. The kitchen itself, while delightfully vintage in feel, is functional and filled with natural light — featuring double ovens, a separate cooktop, and a breakfast nook that's just right for casual meals. Tucked away at the rear of the home is a cozy den overlooking the covered patio and the beautifully landscaped backyard, anchored by a majestic oak tree and framed by a classic brick wall — a private haven for outdoor living and entertaining. Additional features include a stand-up basement, a detached brick garage, and a circular brick driveway that echoes the home's historic style while offering modern convenience. What truly sets this home apart is its location. Situated just steps from Augusta University, where families, students, and dog-walkers share tree-lined streets, this home offers a true sense of community. Walk to Episcopal Day School, Appleby Library, local churches, and beloved neighborhood institutions like St. Mary's on the Hill. 2347 Walton Way isn't just a home — it's a connection to something greater. A place where history, character, and community come together. Don't miss your chance to add your own chapter to this 105-year-old legacy.