Houses Georgia Clarke County Athens East Athens 100 Pine Bark Ln

$2,380 / Month

100 Pine Bark Ln

Athens, GA 30605

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706-340-8162

Bedrooms

4
Bathrooms

2
Square Feet

1,622 sq ft
Available

Available Aug 10, 2026

100 Pine Bark Ln

About This Home

$2,380 deposit, Available Aug 10, 2026

4 bedroom/2 bathroom house located in an established neighborhood on the East Side of Athens. This house is situated on a large corner lot and features a 2 car garage, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, and a spacious back patio. All major appliances are included. Please note: Lawncare is NOT included in the monthly rent and is the responsibility of the tenant.

Unique Features

Garage and Off Street Parking
Sidewalks

100 Pine Bark Ln is a house located in Clarke County and the 30605 ZIP Code.

* Price shown is base rent. Excludes user-selected optional fees and variable or usage-based fees and required charges due at or prior to move-in or at move-out. Price, availability, fees, and any applicable rent special are subject to change without notice.

* Square footage definitions vary. Displayed square footage is approximate.

House Features

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Dishwasher

Garage and Off Street Parking

Sidewalks

City - Athens

The quintessential college town of Athens, Georgia is all about the Dawgs! Home to the University of Georgia, Athens bleeds red and black. Because the city is so student-friendly, it ranks amongst the most affordable cities in the country, and is considered one of the top college towns and best craft beer cities, according to Fortune Magazine.

Athens features the university’s beautiful campus, stunning architecture, historic monuments, and a close-knit community of students and faculty. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, the UGA Arboretum, the Georgia Museum of Art, and the one-and-only Sanford Stadium. Athens’ thriving downtown district is home to some of the best restaurants, bars, specialty shops, and boutiques in the state, like the famous Mama’s Boy off Oak Street. Whether you’re interested in sports, live music, modern art, literary history, craft beer, or top-notch cuisine, this historic city has you covered.

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Education

Colleges & Universities			Distance
Colleges & Universities			Distance
University of Georgia	Drive:	9 min	3.7 mi
Piedmont College, Athens	Drive:	13 min	5.6 mi
Athens Technical College	Drive:	13 min	7.2 mi
Georgia Perim. Coll., Newton	Drive:	64 min	38.2 mi

100 Pine Bark Ln is within 9 minutes or 3.7 miles from University of Georgia. It is also near Piedmont College, Athens and Athens Technical College.

Transportation

Car-Dependent

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Out of 100

This area is considered a car-dependent area and most errands will require a car.

Minimal Transit

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Somewhat Bikeable

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Out of 100

You might be able to find places to ride your bike in this area, but you’ll most likely want your car for most errands.

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Points of Interest

Time and distance from 100 Pine Bark Ln.

Shopping Centers			Distance
Shopping Centers			Distance
College Station Shopping Center	Drive:	3 min	1.1 mi
Green Acres Shopping Center	Drive:	4 min	1.2 mi
Georgetown Square	Drive:	4 min	1.3 mi

100 Pine Bark Ln has 3 shopping centers within 1.3 miles, which is about a 4-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.

Parks and Recreation			Distance
Parks and Recreation			Distance
State Botanical Garden of Georgia	Drive:	5 min	2.4 mi
Georgia Museum of Natural History	Drive:	9 min	4.0 mi
Trial Gardens at UGA	Drive:	10 min	4.2 mi
Bear Hollow Zoo	Drive:	10 min	4.6 mi
University of Georgia Observatory	Drive:	11 min	4.6 mi

100 Pine Bark Ln has 5 parks within 4.6 miles, including State Botanical Garden of Georgia, Georgia Museum of Natural History, and Trial Gardens at UGA.