This beautifully restored c.1871 Victorian Italianate home sits just steps from Forsyth Park on a premier corner lot and offers timeless character with modern comfort. The three-story main home features 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, heart pine floors, a sweeping staircase, arched alcoves, and a slate mansard roof. A newly built 1-bedroom, 1-bath carriage house with garage provides excellent guest space or income potential. The property also includes two private off-street parking spaces—one within the carriage house garage and another accessible through a side gate with dedicated side parking. The chef’s kitchen showcases quartz countertops and thoughtful design. Restored by Brouns & Galloway using historically appropriate materials and traditional repair techniques rooted in building science, this home emphasizes preservation and performance over cosmetic updates—improving durability, reducing moisture risk, and lowering long-term costs. These intentional choices appeal to buyers who value quality, sustainability, and authenticity, making this a rare, lower-risk, high-quality ownership opportunity in one of Savannah’s most iconic locations.
Listing courtesy of Seaport Real Estate Group. Selling Office: Keller Williams Coastal Area P.

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