Townhouse

Remember when homeownership felt achievable? When you didn't need to win the lottery or inherit money to buy something decent? When a normal person with a normal job could actually afford a nice place? At 1370 Rogers Trace, that reality still exists if you're quick enough to grab it. At $214,000, this is what affordable homeownership actually looks like in 2025. In a world where homeownership means endless weekend maintenance projects, townhome living offers something refreshingly different. No more Saturday mornings lost to lawn care. Just 1,564 thoughtfully designed square feet where you can focus on actually living your life. Step through the front door into a living room bathed in natural light, where contemporary luxury vinyl plank flooring in warm gray tones flows seamlessly into the dining area, creating one continuous entertainment space that actually works for real life. The kitchen anchors the main level with an efficient layout wrapped in warm honey-toned cabinetry that adds richness without feeling dated, while clean white appliances and light countertops keep everything bright and functional. That chandelier in the dining area proves someone understood that townhomes deserve touches of elegance. The powder room tucked discretely on the main level shows someone understood how people actually live, and stepping out back, your private deck awaits, just right for a couple chairs and a small grill. Upstairs, where soft carpet replaces the hard surfaces below, the primary suite claims its territory with confidence and those vaulted ceilings that make everything feel more spacious than the square footage suggests. This is a genuine retreat with room for real furniture and an ensuite featuring a full tub/shower combo that actually works for busy mornings. Two additional bedrooms flank the hall, both with plush carpet and neutral palette perfect for whatever life brings: home office, nursery, guest room, while that second full bath eliminates the morning scramble. The exterior speaks to thoughtful details with stone accents adding texture to neutral siding, black shutters providing crisp contrast, and that covered entry offering shelter on rainy days. Rogers Trace sits in one of those Lithonia pockets where neighbors wave hello and kids ride bikes, tucked from traffic noise yet less than two miles from Covington Highway's shopping corridor. When Monday rolls around, I-20 is three miles south and the Perimeter five miles north, close enough for convenience, far enough to leave chaos behind. Let's talk about what really matters: your mortgage payment will likely be less than what friends pay renting cramped apartments, except you're building equity with every payment instead of funding someone else's retirement. Every month you rent is another month of zero return, while here you're accumulating wealth that compounds over time. Property values in metro Atlanta continue climbing year after year, meaning equity builds not just from payments but from appreciation that turns patience into profit. This is your chance to stop watching rent increases eat your budget and start building actual wealth through homeownership. You get tax benefits renters never see, stability of fixed payments that don't jump every renewal cycle, and the security of owning something real that belongs to you. Townhomes like this, genuinely move-in ready and priced for actual working people, don't wait around. While you're calculating whether you can swing it (spoiler: you can), someone else is scheduling their inspection. Call your agent immediately for your private tour because in this market, hesitation is the difference between finally owning something and spending another year watching rent money disappear forever. Serious, qualified buyers only.