Renovated Historic Home Near Starland & Under 500K

IMPROVED PRICE! FEATURED SOON ON HGTV'S HOUSE HUNTERS! Charming, historic renovation, c. 1913, is located in the heart of Savannah’s Cuyler-Brownville Historic District -- an area of rapid revitalization listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For UNDER $500K you can own this 2,507 sq ft, 4 BD, 1.5 BA home, offering timeless character, modern upgrades & significant renovations/improvements. Stunning turn-of-the-century aesthetics meld w expanded, updated & new spaces to meet today’s residential needs. Embrace its classic elements: original hardwood floors, high ceilings, 5 fireplaces, abundant windows & metal roof. Combine that w a NEW, never-used galley kitchen w quartz countertops, SS appliances (oven/stove new in 2024), recessed lighting, & solid wood cabinetry. What’s more, enjoy a NEW ½ BA, recently updated systems & foundation work, mostly NEW siding, NEW foam insulation, some NEW windows, & much more. Recently repainted inside & out, the house reflects its architectural four-square roots w 2 front porches, formal foyer, DR, LR & K on the 1st flr, & generously sized bedrooms up. Historic interior details include mantels w mirrors, a handsome staircase, rebuilt arched window, heavy baseboards, board-&-batten paneling & picture rails. Downstairs, just off the kitchen, a large flex-space presents dining, office &/or great room options, & includes a separate laundry area. The room opens onto the covered back porch. Need a 5th bedroom? One front parlor fits the criteria. (4 SCAD students lived there from 2024-'25, prior to renovations.) Conveniently located about 6 blks from vibrant Starland District restaurants & shops (heralded in the New York Times) & 1 mile from Forsyth Park, w short drives to Downtown Savannah, River Street, & Midtown shopping. Nearby historic landmarks include Laurel Grove Cemetery, Charity Hospital, and several churches. Less than ½ mile to Rt 16, w direct access to I-95. Off-street parking for 3 vehicles & private EV charging station. Furnishings in photos are virtually staged.