




Elevate your trip to Savannah by staying in a piece of history at the Eichberg Manor. Designed by the renowned architect Alfred S. Eichberg in 1891, this residence is believed to be one of only four remaining residential structures created by the architect, known for his Romanesque revival style. Fully renovated and beautifully decorated, this home invites you to unwind in a space that blends preserved history with modern luxury.
The manor is situated on the lower level of the residential home, boasting vaulted ceilings, original hardwood floors, and an open concept that feels spacious and refreshing. The layout includes 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, accommodating up to 6 guests. The sleeping arrangements feature a main suite with a brand-new king mattress and gorgeous bay windows, while the second and third bedrooms offer queen mattresses and antique touches. Each bedroom is equipped with its own Smart TV and benefits from oversized windows that pour in natural light.
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Located in the Victorian District East, you are in the heart of historic Savannah. The southern portion of Forsyth Park is just a 2-minute walk away. You'll find yourself centrally located to local favorites like Betty Bombers Diner, the Black Rabbit pub, and Bull Street Tacos. For a more chic experience, Local 11 Ten and The Perch rooftop bar are nearby. The neighborhood is highly walkable, with easy access to the Abercorn and Park SB transit stop, as well as proximity to the Mercer-Williams House Museum and the Savannah College of Art and Design Museum of Art.
Practical Information:
Discover the perfect blend of architectural grandeur and contemporary comfort in this unique Savannah sanctuary.
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