Some buildings age gracefully, while others reinvent themselves entirely. Built in 1920 for a local blacksmith, 501 Tattnall Street has lived a few different lives, from blacksmith shop to automobile garage and, eventually, a rather refreshing place to call home. Its working past hasn't been forgotten, but its present is decidedly more polished, with thoughtfully updated interiors and a personality that doesn't take itself too seriously. There's an easy confidence to the interiors, where exposed brick and rich wood floors sit comfortably alongside a beautifully updated kitchen and more contemporary finishes. A private brick courtyard and covered second-floor balcony offer a little breathing room in the middle of it all, with Forsyth Park just two blocks away and much of downtown Savannah an easy stroll away.
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Coastal Area P.

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