Summary:
Welcome to Augusta! This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is perfect for families and couples looking for a stay in the heart of the city. We have all the amenities needed whether you`re staying to visit for the weekend or traveling for work for an extended period of time. We`re also Located walking distance from the Augusta National golf course, 12 mi from the Augusta Regional Airport and 4 mi from the downtown medical district.

The Space:
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is perfect for families and couples looking for a stay in the heart of the city. We have all the amenities needed whether you`re staying to visit for the weekend or traveling for work for an extended period of time. Guests will find also find a formal dining room, laundry room with w/d and a fenced in back yard.

Guest Access:
The house has a digital keypad at the front door which will provide you access to the house. The code will be provided upon check-in. You will have full and private access to the home.

The Neighborhood:
Of course, the street name, Eisenhower, is recognizable to everyone.  But why is this side street named for the man who was Commander of the Allied Forces in World War Two and the President of the United State from 1953 to 1961?
The answer is but a few blocks away, Augusta National Golf Club.
Dwight Eisenhower came to Augusta in 1948 for the first time for an extended vacation and to recover his health. He claimed it was the best vacation that he had ever had and shortly after he left, he was offered membership in the private club. And so began a love affair. Augusta National became his retreat. The famous Eisenhower Cabin was built in 1953 and was used frequently during and after his Presidency. Ike came to Augusta over forty times in his life and played almost 200 rounds of golf at The National. He developed very close friendships with some of the members who served him as advisors, golf partners and evening bridge players.
When in Augusta, Ike and his wife Mamie rarely left the confines of The National. The exception was to attend services at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church on nearby Walton Way.
President Eisenhower died in 1969. But his legacy in Augusta continues.
Benebu, your host, has recently renovated this house just a short drive from the historic course known and revered by golfers around the world. We can`t get you a membership or even a round of golf at Augusta National, but we will certainly do everything possible to make certain that your stay on Eisenhower Drive is memorable and pleasant.

Getting Around:
Uber, Lyft, and other Taxi available, but driving is encouraged!

Other Things to Note:
We require a signed rental agreement and for guest to be 25 years of age to book.

We are a pet friendly home. Pets must be crated when they are left unattended in the home. We do not allow pets on furniture or beds, and all waste must be cleaned up from the yard. All pets require a non-refundable pet fee. If there is evidence of pet hair on the furniture, excess hair in the home, stains, or waste found in the yard or home, you will be charged the cost to clean this. In the event that a security deposit is collected, we will retain all or part of the security deposit to cover any costs associated with additional cleaning due to pets.

Interaction with Guests:
We like to give our guests maximum privacy, so we offer contact-free check in via a digital door code. Just know that we are only a phone call away if ever the need arises during your stay!