1005 N 2nd Nw Avenue, Rome, GA 30165

$225,000

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Sold Price
$225,000
List Price
$225,000
Closing Date
Apr 24, 2026
MLS#
7689066
Status
CLOSED
Type
Multifamily
Subtype
Other
Lot Size
0.02
Subdivision
Shorter Village Townhomes

Property Description

Welcome to Shorter Village Townhomes! This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhome at 1005 N. 2nd Ave NW, Rome, GA 30165 offers 1,292 sq. ft. of finished living space and is an excellent investment opportunity. The home features a spacious open floor plan, large bedrooms, and a private patio for outdoor enjoyment. With two full baths and a convenient half bath, this property is designed for comfort and functionality. Located just minutes from Shorter University, downtown Rome, shopping, and dining, this townhome combines prime location with strong rental potential. Don’t miss your chance to own in this desirable community!

Additional Information

Stories
Two
Construction
Fiber Cement
Year Built
2024
Neighborhood Amenities
Homeowners Assoc, Street Lights, Near Shopping, Near Public Transport
Roof
Composition, Shingle
Parking
Attached, Garage
Lot Desc
Corner Lot
Water
Public
Sewer
Public Sewer
Elementary School
Elm Street - Floyd
Middle School
Rome
High School
Rome
Acres
0.02
Levels
Two
Taxes
$3,020

Listing courtesy of Hardy Realty and Development Company. Selling Office: Non FMLS Member.

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