Historic Savannah Open Houses

Just steps from iconic Monterey Square, 22 West Taylor Street is an impeccably renovated three-story brick townhouse blending historic charm with modern luxury. Every detail has been carefully restored, featuring heart pine floors, stunning marble accents, and Architectural Digest-worthy design. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream with solid surface countertops, full-height imported marble

Taavo Roos Seabolt Real Estate

Fantastic opportunity! Successful vacation rental in Victorian District offers buyers a proven, turnkey business w/2 units! The renovated duplex c. 1900 has 2 non-owner occupied STVR certificates & reservations on the books. AIRBNB ratings of 4.9 & 4.84 w healthy income. Once a residence popular w artists, the historic cornerstore-style building, now called the Gnome Home, features 1 BD/1 BA down

Ann Boese Engel & Völkers

A rare find in Savannah’s Historic District, this stunning 3-bed, 3.5-bath home on two city lots offers classic charm with modern comforts. The home and carriage house include active non-owner occupied STVR permits. Built in 2014, features include 10' ceilings, hardwood floors, and abundant natural light, sleek antique pocket doors separating the dining and living spaces. The kitchen shines with

Ruthie Lynah Whitlow Daniel Ravenel SIR

Experience the best of urban living at 310 W Broughton Street, Unit 2000, located in the heart of Savannah’s lively Historic District. This spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo effortlessly blends modern style with classic charm, featuring sleek hardwood floors, soaring high ceilings, and expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. The open-concept floor plan provides an ideal

Catherine Cooper Daniel Ravenel SIR

Amazing opportunity to live on a quiet residential block in the heart of Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, steps from Forsyth Park, Bull Street, the Downtown Design District & the city’s best dining, shopping & amenities. Originally built for cotton merchant & planter John Stoddard in 1854, this grand 4-story, end-unit townhouse includes an income-producing 1 BR/1 BA garden-level

Staci Donegan Seabolt Real Estate