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Beneath the live oaks of Savannah's Ardsley Park, 3509 Abercorn Street blends the grace of a 1920 home with the comfort of thoughtful updates. Colonial Revival details, restored original windows, hardwood floors and period mouldings lend warmth to this 4-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,964-square-foot home. A gas fireplace anchors evenings at home, while the renovated kitchen invites gathering around its granite-topped island, with custom cabinetry, a copper sink and gas cooktop. Built-in bookcases, a pantry and bedroom closets add useful storage. Outside, a private fenced yard, patio and hot tub offer room to unwind. A two-car garage and driveway parking for two more cars bring everyday convenience. Updates include a 2023 roof, complete rewiring, foam insulation, tankless gas water heater and Generac 22 kW natural gas generator with automatic transfer switch. Repainted inside and out in 2024, this corner-lot home offers neighborhood parks nearby and a central location for enjoying Savannah.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ SA366578 MLS

Beneath the live oaks of Savannah's Ardsley Park, 3509 Abercorn Street blends the grace of a 1920 home with the comfort of thoughtful updates. Colonial Revival details, restored original windows, hardwood floors and period mouldings lend warmth to this 4-bedroom, 3-bath, 2,964-square-foot home. A gas fireplace anchors evenings at home, while the renovated kitchen invites gathering around its granite-topped island, with custom cabinetry, a copper sink and gas cooktop. Built-in bookcases, a pantry and bedroom closets add useful storage. Outside, a private fenced yard, patio and hot tub offer room to unwind. A two-car garage and driveway parking for two more cars bring everyday convenience. Updates include a 2023 roof, complete rewiring, foam insulation, tankless gas water heater and Generac 22 kW natural gas generator with automatic transfer switch. Repainted inside and out in 2024, this corner-lot home offers neighborhood parks nearby and a central location for enjoying Savannah.

3509 Abercorn St, Savannah

$750,000

When Ardsley Park opened south of Victory Drive in 1910, it was Savannah’s first real automobile suburb. Within a decade the city kept growing south, and the next chapter was Ardmore. Through the 1920s, ’30s, and ’40s, it filled in with brick bungalows and Revival-style homes on wide, oak-lined blocks. In 1985 the whole area was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and today it’s known for its tree canopy, its neighborhood parks, and some of the best-built homes in Midtown Savannah. 219 E 56th St is a brick two-family home in the heart of Ardmore, and it’s built for the way people are buying today. There 2 two separate units totaling 3,690 sq ft: a 2 bed / 1 bath leased for $1,900 and expiring in December 2026, and a 4 bed / 2 bath leased for $2,500 expiring in August 2027. It’s a textbook house hacking setup. Live in one unit and let the rental income from the other cover a share of your mortgage, or hold the whole thing as a multi-family investment property. Owner-occupant buyers may qualify for 2–4 unit financing, so check with your lender. HVAC and water heaters were recently replaced. Life here moves at an easy pace. The streets are shaded by live oaks, the parks are close enough to be part of your daily routine, and most of what you need is a short walk or bike ride away. Mornings can start with a run around Daffin Park or a stroll through Hull Park. The home is within walking distance to Savannah Arts Academy, Charles Ellis Montessori Academy, and Jacob G Smith Elementary. Habersham Village handles groceries, coffee, and dinner. In spring the azaleas come out across the neighborhood, and on summer evenings you can hear the ballgame at Grayson Stadium. Forsyth Park, downtown, and Starland are all a few minutes away, so you get a quiet residential street without giving up the city. The 0.16 acre lot is spacious and includes off-street parking. Similar properties nearby have added an ADU (accessory dwelling unit), so there may be room to grow. Buyer to verify with the MPC and complete their own due diligence. You’re a short walk from Hull Park, Daffin Park, the Savannah Arts Academy, and Habersham Village, and minutes from Forsyth Park, the downtown Historic District, the Starland District, and SCAD. A brick duplex in Ardmore/Ardsley Park rarely comes to market.

6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ SA366967 MLS

When Ardsley Park opened south of Victory Drive in 1910, it was Savannah’s first real automobile suburb. Within a decade the city kept growing south, and the next chapter was Ardmore. Through the 1920s, ’30s, and ’40s, it filled in with brick bungalows and Revival-style homes on wide, oak-lined blocks. In 1985 the whole area was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and today it’s known for its tree canopy, its neighborhood parks, and some of the best-built homes in Midtown Savannah. 219 E 56th St is a brick two-family home in the heart of Ardmore, and it’s built for the way people are buying today. There 2 two separate units totaling 3,690 sq ft: a 2 bed / 1 bath leased for $1,900 and expiring in December 2026, and a 4 bed / 2 bath leased for $2,500 expiring in August 2027. It’s a textbook house hacking setup. Live in one unit and let the rental income from the other cover a share of your mortgage, or hold the whole thing as a multi-family investment property. Owner-occupant buyers may qualify for 2–4 unit financing, so check with your lender. HVAC and water heaters were recently replaced. Life here moves at an easy pace. The streets are shaded by live oaks, the parks are close enough to be part of your daily routine, and most of what you need is a short walk or bike ride away. Mornings can start with a run around Daffin Park or a stroll through Hull Park. The home is within walking distance to Savannah Arts Academy, Charles Ellis Montessori Academy, and Jacob G Smith Elementary. Habersham Village handles groceries, coffee, and dinner. In spring the azaleas come out across the neighborhood, and on summer evenings you can hear the ballgame at Grayson Stadium. Forsyth Park, downtown, and Starland are all a few minutes away, so you get a quiet residential street without giving up the city. The 0.16 acre lot is spacious and includes off-street parking. Similar properties nearby have added an ADU (accessory dwelling unit), so there may be room to grow. Buyer to verify with the MPC and complete their own due diligence. You’re a short walk from Hull Park, Daffin Park, the Savannah Arts Academy, and Habersham Village, and minutes from Forsyth Park, the downtown Historic District, the Starland District, and SCAD. A brick duplex in Ardmore/Ardsley Park rarely comes to market.

219 E 56th St, Savannah

$1,095,000

Price improvement so you have extra funds to create the en suite bathroom of your dreams!! The joy of living in Savannah is living within its history, thriving within its culture. It is driving beneath the canopy of oaks draped with Spanish moss, sipping coffee or wine at your favorite local haunt and being minutes from meaningful moments, picnics in Forsyth park or energetic walks around Daffin park. This gracious Colonial style residence, located on one of Savannah's most iconic and storied boulevards, offers all of that along with elegant and timeless architecture on an ample corner lot. The home features four light-filled bedrooms with $13,000 worth of new UV & sound proofing windows and a substantial bonus room perfect for a private den, media room, or guest quarters. While the interior is generous with full dining room, laundry room and additional space perfect to create an en-suite bathroom right next to the walk-in closet, the fenced backyard truly offers a magical opportunity. There is a charming gazebo perfect for gathering with family, an outdoor dining area for curated dinners with friends, and plenty of additional space to utilize those gardening skills. Off street parking adds to the convenience along with neighborhood tennis courts, walking trails and a community pool, but with this sizeable yard, you can build your own! This home truly offers one the opportunity to enjoy the history of Savannah, convenient access to everything it offers, and the luxury of modern home conveniences.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ SA363332 MLS

Price improvement so you have extra funds to create the en suite bathroom of your dreams!! The joy of living in Savannah is living within its history, thriving within its culture. It is driving beneath the canopy of oaks draped with Spanish moss, sipping coffee or wine at your favorite local haunt and being minutes from meaningful moments, picnics in Forsyth park or energetic walks around Daffin park. This gracious Colonial style residence, located on one of Savannah's most iconic and storied boulevards, offers all of that along with elegant and timeless architecture on an ample corner lot. The home features four light-filled bedrooms with $13,000 worth of new UV & sound proofing windows and a substantial bonus room perfect for a private den, media room, or guest quarters. While the interior is generous with full dining room, laundry room and additional space perfect to create an en-suite bathroom right next to the walk-in closet, the fenced backyard truly offers a magical opportunity. There is a charming gazebo perfect for gathering with family, an outdoor dining area for curated dinners with friends, and plenty of additional space to utilize those gardening skills. Off street parking adds to the convenience along with neighborhood tennis courts, walking trails and a community pool, but with this sizeable yard, you can build your own! This home truly offers one the opportunity to enjoy the history of Savannah, convenient access to everything it offers, and the luxury of modern home conveniences.

629 E Victory Dr, Savannah

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