Résidence Unifamiliale à Savannah

They don’t build them like this anymore, and honestly, they couldn’t if they tried. 27 E 49th Street is a GENUINE 1925 Ardsley Park Tudor, and from the moment you step through the front door, you feel exactly what that means. This is Savannah architecture at its finest, on one of the city’s most beloved streets, wrapped in a century of CHARACTER and charm that no new build can replicate.
The scale is BREATHTAKING. A grand formal entry foyer sets the tone before opening into a living room stretching nearly 17 by 29 feet, anchored by a masonry fireplace and bathed in natural light. The formal dining room is sized for real entertaining. Rich hardwood floors run throughout, and every room flows with the effortless logic of only truly THOUGHTFUL original design.
Upstairs, the primary suite is generous and private with a walk-in closet and dedicated bath. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, a sun-drenched library and a charming playroom sunroom round out a second floor that has room for EVERYTHING and everyone. A full walk-up attic offers serious potential for a converted third floor. The carriage house adds even more flexibility for guests, a studio or storage.
Ardsley Park. 1925 Tudor. A carriage house, a library, a walk-up attic and nearly 4,400 square feet of SOUL. This is the one people wait years for, and it is finally here.