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Savannah, GA, United States
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Nestled on Savannah’s famed Jones Street, this charming 5-bedroom, 2-bath, 3-story cottage offers timeless beauty and modern comfort. Enjoy two full kitchens, two living rooms, and a stunning spiral staircase leading to double back patios. The spacious, fully fenced courtyard is perfect for outdoor dining beneath string lights surrounded by lush greenery—an enchanting retreat just steps from Savannah’s historic squares and moss-draped charm.

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☆☆ HIGHLIGHTS ☆☆ ✹ This listing is for the entire, 2-apartment, 2-story duplex ✹ Sleeps up to 10 guests ✹ 5 Bedrooms w/ queen beds ✹ 2 Full bathrooms; essential toiletries provided ✹ 2 Full kitchens w/ modern appliances ✹ Keurig coffee maker + complimentary K-cups ✹ 2 Living rooms w/ Roku smart TVs + Netflix ✹ Original hardwood floors + decorative grey brick fireplaces features (no fires) ✹ 2 Laundry Rooms w/ full-size washers and dryers ✹ Private courtyard w/ deck + spiral staircase + balcony + BBQ grill ✹ Family-friendly; Pack ‘n Play + highchair (available on request) ✹ Dog-friendly (please no cats); pet fee applies ✹ Fast Wi-Fi w/ speeds up to 55 Mbps ✹ Ring camera at front door + Electronic locks ✹ Electronic keypads for convenient self-check-in ✹ Free on-street parking (first come, first serve) ✹ Quiet location ✹ Short walk to local attractions + restaurants; easy walk or drive to groceries Eager to Read More? Here Are A Few Kind Words from Our Previous Guests: “Plenty of bedrooms to fit a bigger party. Well decorated with a big deck to connect the upper and lower houses. The host was incredibly responsive and all in all had a great experience.” – Brooke “We rented the top and bottom levels for a party of 10 for a bachlorette weekend. Plenty of space, great walkable location and very friendly and responsive hosts! Would stay here again!” – Elizabeth “Loved our family’s vacation at Starland Stays. Savannah is such a great walking town, and the location was perfect for everything we wanted to do.” – Virginia ☆☆ YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME ☆☆ This lovely 2-apartment, 5-bedroom duplex perfectly blends a mid-century aesthetic with cozy comfort. Located on “the prettiest street in Savannah” and just blocks away from everything the Historic District has to offer. Built in 1867 by George Bulloch and Cyrus Campfield, this unique 2 story, loft cottage is within the East Historic District’s Beach Institute Neighborhood. First developed in the 1850s to house workers of the Savannah-Albany Railroad, this peaceful residential neighborhood retains much of its original charm and is one of the oldest surviving African American neighborhoods in Savannah. ★★ BEDROOMS ★★ Whether you're traveling with family or friends, our bedrooms offer a comfortable and relaxing stay after a day exploring the city. The lower unit sleeps 4 guests utilizing 2 queen beds. The upper unit sleeps 6 guests utilizing 3 queen beds. ✹ 1st Floor Primary bedroom – Garden Room; Queen size bed + decorative fireplace + chair ✹ 1st Floor Second bedroom – Nomad Room; Queen size bed ✹ 2nd Floor Third bedroom - Canyon Room; Queen size bed + decorative fireplace + 2 chairs ✹ 2nd Floor Fourth bedroom – Palm Room; Queen size bed + dual-aspect windows ✹ 2nd Floor Loft bedroom – Explorer Room; Queen size bed + decorative fireplace + 2 chairs + Roku TV ✔ 6 Queen beds w/ 12” Zinus Green Tea memory foam mattresses ✔ Premium, 400 thread count sheets ✔ Extra pillows and blankets ✔ Closets + full-length mirrors ✔ Room-darkening shades ✔ Full-size washer + dryer + iron (in Canyon room) ✔ Electronic door locks ★★ BATHROOMS ★★ The home has two pristine full bathrooms with the amenities you need for a refreshing stay. Enjoy complimentary toiletries, helping you save vital luggage space for your favorite belongings and all-important souvenirs. ✹ 1st Floor – Full bathroom; Large walk-in shower w/ 2 adjustable rain-heads ✹ 2nd Floor – Full bathroom; Walk-in shower w/ adjustable rain-head ✔ Walk-in showers w/ rain-heads + single vanities ✔ Essential toiletries provided (shampoo + conditioner + body wash) ✔ Hair dryer + iron ✔ Fresh towels ★★ KITCHEN & DINING ★★ Enjoy the convenience of two full kitchens equipped with the essentials you might need to whip up a quick bite or a light meal during your stay. There is no formal dining room but there is a bistro-style dining table that seats 2 in each living room, plus a bistro table on the deck and balcony. ✹ 1st Floor – Full kitchen; dining table w/ 2 chairs in living room ✹ 2nd Floor – Full kitchen; bar-height dining table w/ 2 stools in living room ✔ Fully equipped kitchen w/ stainless steel appliances ✔ Keurig coffee maker + complimentary Keurig coffee cups ✔ Essential cookware + dinnerware (including kid-friendly tableware) ✔ Highchair for kids (upon request) ★★ LIVING ROOMS ★★ After exploring Savannah’s beautiful Historic District, you can look forward to kicking back in comfort with two inviting living rooms. Taking center stage are original, grey brick fireplace features (no fires) and one-of-a-kind artwork created by Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) alumni. ✹ 1st Floor – Living area; Sofa + 2 cozy lounge chairs ✹ 2nd Floor - Living area; Sofa + 1 lounge chair ✔ Decorative brick fireplace features (no fires) ✔ Flat-screen Roku smart TVs + Netflix ✔ Pack ‘n Play (upon request) ✔ Kids’ books, toys + board games (upon request) ★★ OUTDOOR SPACE ★★ This adorable home has a private deck overlooking the courtyard - the perfect place to enjoy your first sip of morning coffee, an afternoon BBQ, or cocktails before heading out for the night. ✔ Private courtyard ✔ Deck + spiral staircase + BBQ Grill + bistro table (seats 2) ✔ Balcony + bistro table (seats 2) ★★ ACTIVITIES/ATTRACTIONS ★★ Beneath a veil of Spanish moss lies the breathtaking beauty of Savannah, home to first-class restaurants, stunning architecture, and unrivaled art and culture. Our home is within walking distance to many Savannah favorites, including Fox & Fig, Hitch, Peregrin and J.Christopher’s. It’s the ideal base to enjoy the best Savannah has to offer, from unique culinary experiences to inspirational galleries and museums. Check out some of the unforgettable experiences awaiting you: ✹ Savannah Historic District - Spend an afternoon exploring the treasure trove of beautiful period architecture that gives Savannah its distinctive southern charm. Stroll along the tree-lined streets and explore the 22 historic squares, each with its own individual character. ✹ SCAD Museum of Art - A hub of creativity and contemporary art, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Museum of Art features a regularly changing collection of exhibitions. Enjoy original paintings and sculptures, mind-blowing multimedia, and inspiring installations. ✹ Broughton Street - The shopping district between Broughton Street and City Market is the main shopping corridor in downtown Savannah. Built in 1755, Savannah's famous City Market has been known as the heart of Savannah for centuries. ✹ Walking Tour - Savannah is known for its historic charm and beautifully preserved architecture. Joining a guided walking tour of the historic district is an excellent way to learn about the city's history, including its haunted stories, hidden courtyards, and stunning squares. Several tour companies offer different themed tours, so you can choose one that interests you the most. ✹ River Street - For a vibrant waterfront experience, head to River Street. This bustling area features cobblestone streets lined with shops, restaurants, and galleries. You can enjoy panoramic views of the Savannah River, watch ships pass by, and indulge in some local cuisine. ✹ Tybee Island - Tybee Island is a barrier island on the Georgia coast, 20 minutes east of Savannah. Home to wide, clean beaches with warm and gentle waves, Tybee Island is the perfect escape for those who need a healthy dose of sand, sun, and seaside bliss. Check out our Savannah guidebooks for more hand-picked recommendations to some of our favorite, most popular local attractions, restaurants, live music, beaches & parks! ☆☆ Book Today & Let Us Take Care of You in Savannah! ☆☆ STVR Permit # 02189

Other Details to Note

✹ DIVERSITY - This home is in a diverse, residential neighborhood and is ideal for guests seeking to enjoy an authentic Savannah experience. ✹ PETS - We are pet friendly, but please no cats. Please ensure your pet does not cause damage to the unit. There is a $150 pet fee if you decide to bring your pet along. We will request the pet fee directly through booking platform before check-in, or you can select the pet fee when booking the home. ✹ QUIET HOURS - This is a residential neighborhood. We respectfully ask that you observe quiet hours from 10PM, every night of the week. Violations of this rule may result in a formal report filed on Airbnb or early termination of your booking. ✹ POTENTIAL FOR NOISE - This is a 150-year-old house, built in 1867, and the walls are thin and not soundproof. It is possible that you may hear street noise at some point during your stay. ✹ STREET CLEANING - Street cleaning takes place weekly. The posted street signs will indicate which day of the week cleaning occurs. If you find street cleaning is occurring on a street on which you are parked, you may find alternate parking on an adjacent street where street sweeping is not taking place. ✹ OPEN CONTAINER POLICY - Downtown Savannah has an open container policy (plastic only) which allows you to walk around and drink (only) in the downtown Historic District, north of Forsyth Park. If you want to spend a night out on the town, West Congress Street is home to a high concentration of bars. ✹ FREE DOT SHUTTLE - Guests can use Savannah’s Free DOT trolley service to get around downtown Savannah. The nearest stop is just a short walk from the home, on Drayton Street. ✹ LATE CHECK-OUT - Please get in contact with us should you require a late check-out, and we will do our best to accommodate you. Failure to notify us in advance of a late check-out may result in additional fees. ✹ ITEMS LEFT AFTER CHECK-OUT - Upon check-out, please check the home thoroughly for your personal belongings. A $50 shipping fee will be charged to ship items back to you. ✹ PEST CONTROL - The home benefits from regular pest control, but due to our beautiful southern weather and lush, leafy-green surroundings, you may occasionally encounter an outdoor bug. We host multiple properties throughout Savannah! If you’re looking for something smaller, larger, or more specific, please get in touch to discuss your needs and we’ll help you find the best accommodation to meet your requirements.

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What this place offers

Amenities

Common

  • Air conditioning
  • Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
  • Dedicated workspace
  • TV
  • Washing Machine In the building, free or for a fee
  • Wifi

Home safety

  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Smoke detector

Outdoors

  • BBQ grill

Common

  • Air conditioning
  • Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
  • Dedicated workspace
  • TV
  • Washing Machine In the building, free or for a fee
  • Wifi

Home safety

  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Smoke detector

Outdoors

  • BBQ grill

House Rules

Quiet time after 10pm

Accessibility

Neighborhood

The Beach Institute Neighborhood, on the east side of Savannah's Historic District, was developed in the 1850s by investors for the Savannah-Albany Railroad seeking to create housing for their workers. Overall, it was an integrated neighborhood with a strong German presence and black ownership as early as the 1860s. The predominant building type was the double one-story cottage. These cottages are not found anywhere else in Historic Savannah. The streets are tight, and homes abut the sidewalk, creating a very urban, city neighborhood atmosphere. In the 1980s, the King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation and the Historic Savannah Foundation aimed to resist the gentrification and displacement occurring throughout downtown Savannah because of the historic preservation movement. The effort was successful, and today is considered a model for conscious historic preservation planning throughout the nation. Because of these initiatives, the established Beach Institute Historic Neighborhood remains the oldest surviving African American neighborhood in Savannah. Local neighborhood attractions and restaurants include: ✹ Forsyth Park Farmer’s Market - Make sure you check out this local farmer’s market, which takes place every Saturday from 9a.m. to 1p.m. ✹ Brighter Day Natural Foods Market - Savannah's historic natural foods market has served as an anchor at the south end of Forsyth Park since 1978, offering a wide selection of organic goods, fresh produce, natural foods, and they even have a walk-up deli window serving up tasty sandwiches on the go! An ideal stop for visitors who would like to pack a healthy picnic to enjoy in Forsyth Park. ✹ The Collins Quarter Café - A local favorite for weekend brunch and mimosas. ✹ Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home - The Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home is a historic house museum in Savannah, Georgia where American author Flannery O'Connor lived during her childhood. The home, built in 1856, is located at 207 E. Charlton Street in Lafayette Square. ✹ Cathedral of St. John The Baptist - Dedicated in 1876, this Gothic-style cathedral is the oldest Roman Catholic Church in Georgia, and its twin spires are a local landmark on the Savannah skyline. An excellent example of French Gothic architecture. Elegantly restored, the church is regularly called "breathtaking" and "amazing." Check out our Savannah guidebooks for more great recommendation to some of our favorite, most popular local attractions, restaurants, live music, beaches & parks!

Guest Access

✔ GENERAL - Guests can enjoy exclusive use of a private 2-story, 2-apartment, duplex cottage, with 3rd floor loft (5 bedrooms + 2 bathrooms + 2 full kitchens + 2 living rooms + 2 laundry rooms + private courtyard w/ deck). ✔ CHECK-IN - Easy self-check-in is available via the keypad on the front door. ✔ STAIRS – This is a 2-story duplex home, with a 3rd floor loft. You must be able to climb stairs to access and enjoy the home. ✔ LUGGAGE - We’re happy to coordinate luggage drop-offs for guests with early arrivals. ✔ PARKING - There is free on-street parking available to guests on a first-come, first-served basis. There is usually ample parking. Please note that we are unable to guarantee street-parking spaces, for trailers, U-hauls, boats, etc. If you need to park these vehicles, please make alternative arrangements. ✔ REMOTE WORK FROM HOME - There is free, high-speed Wi-Fi available plus multiple lap-top friendly surfaces throughout the home. ✔ FAMILY - Traveling with little ones? We’ve got you covered with a few supplies including a Pack ‘n Play/travel crib, highchair, plug socket covers, and baby-sitter recommendations – all upon request. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions - we look forward to hosting you!

Find us

With a walk score of 92% and a bike score of 87%, meaning the area is very walkable and bike-able, downtown Savannah is truly a walker’s paradise. With 22 public squares, the best way to see everything is on foot so bring comfy shoes! It's totally possible—and incredibly fascinating—to spend days strolling through Savannah’s historic neighborhoods, including the nation's largest Landmark Historic District. ✔ WALK/BIKE SCORE - The Beach Institute neighborhood has a walk and bike score of 85%, making it one of downtown Savannah’s most walkable neighborhoods! ✔ BIKE RENTALS - Savannah is a Bronze Level Bicycle-Friendly Community as awarded by the League of American Bicyclists. If getting around on two wheels is your style, Sekka on Broughton St offers hourly and daily bike rentals, and Savannah On Wheels offers both bike rentals and bike tours. ✔ FREE TROLLEY - The DOT shuttle is a fare-free trolley service to help visitors and residents get around downtown Savannah. This free shuttle service runs every 10 minutes, with free Wi-Fi, and "hop on/hop off" service at any of 33 stops around the Historic District placing you within easy walking distance of more than 45 cultural attractions, local museums, and many popular shops, restaurants, and pubs. ✹ The Forsyth loop runs from East Victory Drive, north on Drayton Street, to Johnson Square on Bryan Street, and then south on Whitaker Street to West Victory Drive. The nearest trolley stop is on Drayton at Charlton Street. ✹ The Downtown loop runs from East Liberty Street, north on Price Street - to Eastern Wharf – then north on Lincoln Street, to Congress Street, and south on MLK Jr. Blvd to West Liberty Street. The nearest trolley stop is on Liberty at Price Street. ✔ UBER – There are plenty ride/share options too! It's quick and easy to catch an Uber or Lyft throughout the city. You can even schedule a pick-up time at the airport with Uber Reserve! ✔ PARKING - If you prefer to see the sites in the comfort of your own car there are 10 public parking garages throughout the Historic District, and of course, this neighborhood offers convenient and free on street parking should you rather explore the city on foot.

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