Bright, Historic Row Home w/ Charming Courtyard by Lucky Savannah

*This home is available for guests looking for a 31+ night rental through September 1, 2025. Please inquire for pricing and availability.*

Located just off of East Taylor Street, this beautiful brick residence was built in 1876 and is just one block from Whitefield Square, and within walking distance to Forsyth Park. Ideal for travelers looking to stay in a tree-lined, quieter residential part of town without sacrificing convenience!

Enter through the lovely courtyard, and head right inside to find your home away from home. The open floor plan features original brick fireplaces and original pine hardwood floors throughout the house, with sunny eastern, southern & western exposures. The open plan is great for entertaining, which allows you to keep the conversation flowing while preparing a home-cooked meal for your family or friends. The kitchen is fully equipped with all of the modern conveniences one could ask for; gas stove, dishwasher, wood cabinets and elevated quartz countertops.

Heading up to the second floor, you find both bedrooms, in addition to two full-size bathrooms. The bathroom atop of the stairs features a large vanity, and a bathtub/shower combination. Just across the hall you'll find the first bedroom that is fitted with a plush King Size bed, that boasts with natural light, a spacious closet, and overlooks the courtyard. Down the hall, the second bedroom consists of a comfortable Queen Size bed. At the front of the home, the second bathroom features a walk-in shower, right next to the laundry room.

Out back, you will find the private charming courtyard space that offers a gas grill, with seating for your friends and family. The serene space is the perfect place to unwind after a long day, or spend your mornings with a cup coffee before starting the day.

Sleeping Configuration:
Bedroom 1: King Size Bed
Bedroom 2: Queen Size Bed

What is parking like for this home?
Guests can find metered parking on Taylor Street parallel to the home, and non-metered parking on Price Street, in addition to non-metered parking on the opposite side of Taylor Street.