Condo in Savannah

John Wilder built this house in 1898 for his daughters. Suite 314A is three blocks from Forsyth Park — heart-pine floors, 11-foot ceilings, a maroon kitchen island built by hand. King and queen bedrooms. Full kitchen, stocked. Private parking. 279 Mbps WiFi. Private deck. Gas grill. Noise machines. Fresh flowers on arrival. Collins Quarter is five minutes on foot. The Saturday farmers market is four three blocks away. The space The floors are original — heart-pine, laid in 1898, still doing their job. The ceilings run eleven feet. The millwork gets photographed. 1,100 square feet. King bedroom and queen bedroom, each with room-darkening shades and good pillows. Kitchen is fully stocked — cookware, dishwasher, French press, drip coffee maker. There's a wooden desk if you're working. WiFi is 279Mbps, tested. Three Samsung TVs. Noise machines in both bedrooms. Welcome basket with local Savannah coffee when you arrive. Guest access The condo is entirely yours — front and rear entrance. Check-in is via smart lock; your code arrives before you do, no key exchange needed. One dedicated off-street parking spot is included. In Savannah, that matters. It's marked and waiting. There's a shared courtyard out back with a gas grill and pergola. Other things to note This is a quadruplex built in 1898 — four condos, two of which are vacation rentals. The others are long-term residents. You may hear neighbors through the walls occasionally.