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Beautifully located among moss-draped live oaks and magnolias on what has been called 'one of the most beautiful streets in America,' this garden-level apartment brings a unique and modern sense of style to the heart of Savannah's Historic District. You'll find this apartment on the garden level of a classic, brick-and-stucco home that dates back to 1854. The industrial-chic interior pays homage to that history and carries it into the modern era with beautiful brick walls, exposed ducts, stone floors, antique and modern furnishings, and counters, mantels, and a staircase made of steel. Step into the living room to find a comfortable L-shaped sofa, a wall-mounted flatscreen TV, and a bistro table where you can sit down for a snack or set up your laptop to log onto the WiFi. The sleek kitchenette is just beyond, offering a minifridge, an extra-large toaster oven, a microwave, and anything else you might need to prepare appetizers or leftovers from last night's dinner out. In the evenings, you'll find the sleeping accommodations in three separate spaces - the front bedroom, the living room, and the nook beneath the stairs.

This garden-level apartment is located on the corner of East Jones and Habersham Streets in the Savannah Historic District, where it is surrounded by cobblestone streets, brick sidewalks, and incredible city squares. You'll be able to walk to so much from here, including Forsyth Park (less than half a mile southwest), restaurants, shops, churches, a grocery store, the riverfront (three-quarters of a mile north), several museums, historic homes, horse-drawn carriage rides, trolley and ghost tours, and movie filming locations (including those of Forrest Gump and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil). Things to know: Kitchenette with a minifridge, freezer, microwave, toaster oven, dishwasher, and coffee maker Street parking only