This beautifully restored free-standing Victorian home sits in the sought-after Thomas Square Streetcar District, just a short stroll from Restaurants, coffee shops, and SCAD buildings. A true example of sustainable craftsmanship, this home embraced “green living” long before it was a trend in Savannah. Inside, you'll find one-of-a-kind features including handcrafted cabinetry, vintage chalkboard flooring reclaimed from the old Herty School, and rare Vitrolite tiles in the upstairs baths salvaged from the historic Porzio restaurant. Naturally aged heart pine floors, lovingly harvested from within the home, add warmth and character throughout. The south and east-facing backyard is a gardener’s dream. Whether you're a passionate horticulturist, cottage gardener, or home chef eager to cultivate fresh ingredients, the raised garden beds—already built and filled with rich soil—are ready for planting. A vintage greenhouse, relocated from a notable downtown estate, completes this outdoor oasis, perfect for Savannah’s mild fall and winter growing seasons.