Welcome to the upper level of the right-side townhouse at the Dueling Sisters Inn — a peaceful, character-filled Savannah stay just two blocks from Forsyth Park, with a story that lingers long after you leave.

This home was built for twin sisters, Mildred and Myrle, whose personalities could not have been more different. While her sister next door filled her home with laughter and late-night gatherings, Mildred preferred order, routine, and a well-kept house. She was known for her sharp eye, her quiet presence, and her belief that everything had its place. Some say that never changed.

Today, her side of the house still carries that same calm, grounded energy. Guests often mention how the space seems to settle around them — a light left just so, a door gently shifting, or the faint sense that someone passed through to check that everything was in order. Nothing unsettling, just a reminder that this home has been lived in for a very long time.

Inside, the apartment offers two queen bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, making it ideal for couples, friends, or small groups traveling together. The living space is bright and comfortable, and the kitchen is fully equipped for simple meals or a quiet night in.

One of the best features of the home is the porches — a front porch for people-watching and a more private back porch for slow mornings or evening drinks. It’s the kind of space that makes you naturally slow down.

The home carries its age honestly. Floors creak, doors may stick, and not everything is perfectly level — but that’s part of its charm. It’s clean, comfortable, and full of character, not polished or overdone.

The apartment is cared for by Miss Stacy, our longtime housekeeper who knows every corner of the home. She keeps things just the way they should be and has her own quiet theories about the sisters, though she usually just smiles and keeps things moving.

Located in Savannah’s Historic District, you’re just a short walk to Forsyth Park, cafes, restaurants, shops, and the city’s famous squares. Everything you came to see is within easy reach, while the home itself remains tucked away and peaceful.

If you’re looking for a stay with charm, walkability, and a story woven into the walls, you’ll feel right at home here. Just don’t be surprised if Mildred checks in from time to time — she always did like to keep things in order.