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Some buildings age gracefully, while others reinvent themselves entirely. Built in 1920 for a local blacksmith, 501 Tattnall Street has lived a few different lives, from blacksmith shop to automobile garage and, eventually, a rather refreshing place to call home. Its working past hasn’t been forgotten, but its present is decidedly more polished, with thoughtfully updated interiors and a personalit
Some buildings age gracefully, while others reinvent themselves entirely. Built in 1920 for a local blacksmith, 501 Tattnall Street has lived a few different lives, from blacksmith shop to automobile garage and, eventually, a rather refreshing place to call home. Its working past hasn’t been forgotten, but its present is decidedly more polished, with thoughtfully updated interiors and a personality that doesn’t take itself too seriously. There’s an easy confidence to the interiors, where exposed brick and rich wood floors sit comfortably alongside a beautifully updated kitchen and more contemporary finishes. A private brick courtyard and covered second-floor balcony offer a little breathing room in the middle of it all, with Forsyth Park just two blocks away and much of downtown Savannah an easy stroll away.