209 W 38th Street

Historic charm, original architectural details, and thoughtful updates come together in this circa 1875 turn-key Victorian home in Savannah’s sought-after Starland District. The cobblestone street and welcoming front porch set the tone, with intricate exterior detailing and beautifully preserved character that continues inside through original hardwood floors, deep baseboards, picture rail molding, bay windows, and ceilings over 10 feet high. The foyer opens into a light-filled living area that flows into an updated kitchen and oversized dining space, creating an inviting layout for everyday living and entertaining. A flexible room off the main living area offers the option for a formal dining room, home office, or third bedroom. Just beyond, the home opens to a spacious rear deck with an automatically retractable awning overlooking the courtyard, offering plenty of room to gather outdoors. Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms provide comfortable separation from the main living spaces. Additional features include rear parking with RV hookups and a courtyard with carriage house potential. Recent improvements include a newer roof, HVAC, gutters, hot water heater and exterior paint, adding to the home’s appeal. The home also features a Tesla charging bank, and a full set of solar panels for energy efficiency. Located in the heart of the Starland District, this historic Savannah home offers a distinctive blend of preserved character, functional living spaces, and a walkable neighborhood setting.