Charming 200-Year-Old Cottage by Lucky Savannah

Originally built for George Jones, a United States Senator, this 200-year-old home was built between 1799-1808. Located in the heart of the historic district, this is one of the only late-18th century homes in Savannah. The space George Jones Cottage is one of the only late-18th century homes in the Downtown Historic District. Originally built in 1799-1808 for George Jones, a United States Senator, this cottage is packed with charm, history, and comfortable furnishings, perfect for extended stays. Use your secure, keyless entry code to access the George Jones Cottage. Entering into the charming living space, you'll immediately be greeted by original wooden exposed beams, and the original brick fireplace, making the space feel warm and inviting. Kick back and unwind after a long day with by catching up on some of your favorite shows on the flat screen TV. Off the living room you'll find the bright and sunny kitchen, fully-equipped with every cooking essential. Also on the main floor, the first bedroom and full-bathroom. All three bedrooms offer plush King beds, smart TVs, and an ample amount of storage for your belongings - one bedroom on the ground floor and two upstairs. Upstairs, the primary bedroom offers an ensuite bathroom, with a renovated walk-in shower and the original exposed wood is carried throughout the floor. Enjoy the modern amenities of home while experiencing historic Savannah, including a washer/dryer, and high-speed wifi. Nestled between Colombia and Greene Squares, George Jones Cottage is conveniently located within walking distance to shops, restaurants, theaters and other points of interest. George Jones was born in Savannah, and participated in the American Revolutionary War. He was later a member of the Georgia House of Representatives, and Georgia Senate. After his time as Mayor of Savannah, he was appointed judge of the eastern judicial circuit of Georgia in 1804, and served until he became a U.S. Senator. His father, Noble Wimberly Jones was a Georgia Delegate to the Continental Congress. In 1736, Noble Jones obtained a grant for 500 acres of land on the Isle of Hope that would form the core of the famed Wormsloe Plantation. What is parking like for this home? Parking for this home is on-street and metered, with enforcement by the City of Savannah Monday through Saturday, 8am to 8pm. Guests may conveniently pay using the ParkSavannah app, feed the meter or parking kiosks directly, or utilize a nearby public parking garage. Pre-paid visitor parking passes are available for purchase at the Parking and Mobility Services office. Please take note of posted Sweep Zone signs when parking on the street. Sleeping Configuration: Bedroom 1: King Size Bed Bedroom 2: King Size Bed Bedroom 3: King Size Bed SVR-02240 Other things to note AGE RESTRICTION: All renters must be over the age of 25, unless it is a child accompanied by a parent. If a guest is found to have falsified their reservation in any way we reserve the right to evict the guest, cancel their reservation and retain ALL DEPOSITS PAID TO THAT POINT.