Residenza Unifamiliare A Savannah

Introducing 211 East Charlton Street, a distinguished antebellum Greek Revival residence overlooking Lafayette Square in Savannah’s Historic District. Built in 1855 by renowned builder John Scudder for Catherine McMahon, this freestanding legacy home offers documented provenance, architectural integrity, and exceptional scale. The three story residence encompasses approximately 7,126 square feet, including a 6,642 sq ft main house and a 520 sq ft carriage house with studio and half bath, plus a two car garage. The main house features three en suite bedrooms, with a den or office on the third floor, along with generous formal and informal living areas, a large eat in kitchen, elevator, and wine cellar. Outdoor spaces include a side garden, separate porch, and an elevated deck overlooking mature gardens. Extensive off street parking accommodates up to six vehicles. Set on an exceptionally rare 80 foot wide lot, this private, light filled property offers space and flexibility seldom found on one of Savannah’s most treasured squares. A rare opportunity to steward a true Savannah landmark.