In the Landmark District of Historic Savannah, the most appreciative real estate is found. On State Street, as part of the noted Anderson Row, this property is rated "excellent" in the architectural inventory of Historic Savannah Foundation. It was completed in 1890, giving it dramatic significance. This lovely brick house is comprised of large living and dining areas with ceiling height of 12 feet. There are original hardwood floors in the living and dining areas as well as the hallways and bedrooms. The charming den with its brick floor looks out into a welcoming courtyard, rather larger than the average ones downtown. The galley kitchen has a bay window with a nook for breakfast that looks into the courtyard. Upstairs has two bedrooms and one full-bath. New windows have been installed in the front bedroom, and there is a wrought balcony off of that bedroom. Next to the second bedroom are two contiguous closets that would have the potential for a second full-bath. There are four fireplaces in the house. One of the outstanding features of the property is the garage (with an ivy fig design on it). This garage is such an important commodity in downtown Savannah. Greene Square is a half-block away; Columbia Square is one block away. Residents on this row walk to The Lucas Theater, the Trustees Theater and many restaurants nearby this terrific location.