House in Savannah, GA
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Summary:
Experience the charm of Savannah in this fully renovated upper unit home. Nestled in the lively southern Victorian District and Historic Streetcar District, you’ll be immersed in a vibrant community undergoing exciting growth.
The Space:
This upper floor suite offers 2 king bed bedrooms & 1 bathroom.
There is a hall spa inspired washroom with a beautiful shower.
There is a stackable washer and dryer.
Outdoor space includes the upper front porch only.
Beautifully renovated 1900 victorian home just steps from Savannah's famous Forsyth Park. Captivating historic neighborhood for relaxing and people watching from the spacious covered porch. Enjoy a short, scenic walk to Forsyth Park, stroll past some of Savannah's best shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Your group will have plenty of room to spread out with two bedrooms and a stylish living room . Stylish and comfortable match for the unique, original details in this 1900 home. When you're not out exploring Savannah, you'll love people-watching from the large, covered front porch. Worn out from the day? Take it easy watching Netflix from our comfy couches.
Bedroom 1
King size bed, reading lights, ceiling fan, blackout curtains, closet and 2 luggage racks, smart TV
Bedroom 2
King size bed, wall sconce reading lights, blackout curtains, rolling rack for hanging clothes, and 2 luggage racks, ceiling fan
Living Room
52" Smart 4K Ultra HD TV
Historic original details including floor to ceiling windows, porch doors, fireplace, trim, and crown molding
Laundry
Front loading washer and dryer
Iron and ironing board
Kitchen
Fully stocked kitchen. Cook up your own gourmet meals with the stainless Frigidaire appliances. Keurig coffeemaker & kettle with tea, dining area for 4 people.
Additional amenities include:
Free WiFi with full coverage in house including front porch.
Free, across the street parking for 1 car.
For guest safety, exterior security cameras are located at the front and back of the home. Marketing photos featuring people are for promotional purposes only—rest assured, the home looks exactly as represented
Guest Access:
This UPPER UNIT shares an entry way front door with the upper unit. Upon entering the front door, you have your own private door to access your private main floor suite. This listing is for the entire UPPER UNIT ONLY. You will receive an access code to the electronic lock.
Encompassing 2.2 miles, the Savannah Historic District is compact and easy to navigate whether by foot or by wheel. To visit Savannah like a local, consider walking, bicycling or taking a pedicab around the district, which ranges from River to Gaston streets and East Broad Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
1- Bike! A fun and active approach to enjoy Forsyth Park is on two wheels. It's an easy way to see the entire park, meet people, squeeze in some exercise and a perfect excuse to ditch your car. Remain conscious of the city's ordinance on prohibited bike trails.
2- DOT Downton Free Trolley: It's FREE and is one of the most popular ways to get around the historic district of Savannah and see the sites. The DOT is a fare-free service to help visitors and residents get around downtown Savannah. Included in the system are shuttles serving 18 stops in the Historic District and the Savannah Belles Ferry. Use the free shuttle from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon.-Fri.; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays; and 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on holidays (excludes Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's Day.)
3- Pedicab: They are usually pedicabs waiting closer to Bay street. Further back (past Liberty) you may have to call to page one. Savannah pedicabs also offers little tours of the city, with the cyclist giving commentary. It's a great way to get around the city, especially if you've been walking and are tired.
4- Savannah Belles Ferry: Monday through Sunday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Service to Waving Girl Landing ends at 6:00 p.m.) Connects downtown with Hutchinson Island and the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center Modern passenger-only ferries are reminiscent of vessels seen in the harbor a century ago. Named for Savannah’s Belles, strong women who shaped the city’s history. ADA-Accessible Pet Policy – Service animals, pets in carriers and non-aggressive dogs on leashes are permitted on the Ferries. Water ferry service may be interrupted without notice due to inclement weather and/or other river traffic. The home is equipped with both front door and backyard cameras for added security.
The Neighborhood:
Kenneth Manor is nestled in Savannah's beautiful Victorian District one of the city's most charming and walkable historic neighborhoods.
Just a short stroll from iconic Forsyth Park, you'll find yourself surrounded by tree-lined streets, beautifully preserved Victorian homes, neighborhood cafés, local bakeries, boutiques, art galleries, and some of Savannah's favorite restaurants.
🌿 Top 10 Things to Do, See & Eat in Savannah
Staying at 116 E Henry puts you just minutes from Forsyth Park, the Historic District, incredible restaurants, and Savannah’s most iconic attractions.
1. 🌳 Forsyth Park — ~5 min walk
Savannah’s famous 30-acre park with its iconic fountain, Spanish moss-covered oaks, playgrounds and Saturday farmers market.
2. 🏛️ Savannah Historic District & Squares — ~10 min walk
Stroll through Savannah’s beautiful historic squares, cobblestone streets and neighborhoods filled with gorgeous architecture and live oaks.
3. ⛪ Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist— ~5 min drive / 20 min walk
One of Savannah’s most beautiful landmarks, known for its incredible stained glass and architecture.
4. 🍽️ The Olde Pink House — ~7 min drive
An iconic Savannah dining experience serving Southern favorites inside a beautiful 18th-century mansion. Reservations recommended!
5. 🚢 River Street — ~8–10 min drive
Explore the waterfront, watch massive ships pass by, shop, grab a drink, enjoy fresh pralines and catch a Savannah sunset.
6. 👻 Savannah Ghost Tour — ~5–10 min drive
Experience one of America’s most famously haunted cities with an evening walking or trolley ghost tour through historic Savannah.
7. 🍴 The Grey — ~6 min drive
A nationally acclaimed restaurant inside a beautifully restored 1938 Greyhound bus terminal. Perfect for a special dinner.
8. 🌳 Bonaventure Cemetery*— ~15 min drive
A breathtaking historic cemetery filled with sculptures, moss-draped live oaks and beautiful scenery along the Wilmington River.
9. 📸 Wormsloe Historic Site — ~20 min drive
Don’t miss the spectacular entrance lined with more than a mile of towering live oaks—one of Savannah’s most photographed sights.
10. 🏖️ Tybee Island — ~25–30 min drive
Spend the day at the beach, visit the lighthouse, enjoy fresh seafood and experience Savannah’s laid-back coastal side.
🍴 More Great Eats Nearby
The Vault Kitchen & Market — Asian fusion & sushi in a converted bank
Ukiyo — Japanese food, ramen & cocktails
Collins Quarter at Forsyth — Great breakfast & brunch overlooking Forsyth Park
Chive Sea Bar & Lounge — Seafood & cocktails downtown
Vic’s on the River — Southern dining with Savannah River views
One of the best parts of staying here is how much of Savannah is right outside your door. Walk to Forsyth Park in minutes, stroll beneath the moss-draped oaks into the Historic District, explore nearby Starland restaurants and cafés, or continue through Savannah’s famous squares all the way to River Street.
Mornings begin with coffee beneath the famous live oaks. Afternoons are spent wandering Savannah's historic squares, browsing local shops, or exploring River Street, museums, and the city's rich history. Evenings invite you to enjoy dinner downtown before taking a leisurely walk back through the quiet, beautifully lit streets of the Historic District.
One of the things our guests love most is the location. You're close enough to experience everything Savannah has to offer, yet just far enough from the busiest tourist areas to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep.
Whether you're reconnecting with lifelong friends, celebrating a special occasion, or creating new family traditions, Kenneth Manor places you in the heart of the Savannah experience.
Getting Around:
One of the best things about staying at Kenneth Manor is that you can leave your car behind and experience Savannah the way locals do.
The Historic District is wonderfully walkable, with beautiful parks, historic squares, cafés, boutiques, restaurants, and galleries all within easy reach. A leisurely stroll is often the best way to discover the city's hidden gems.
If you'd like to explore a little farther, here are a few of our favorite ways to get around:
🚲 Bike
Savannah is a fantastic city to explore on two wheels. Ride through Forsyth Park, cruise beneath the famous oak trees, and discover charming neighborhoods at your own pace.
🚎 Free DOT Shuttle
Savannah's complimentary Downtown Transportation (DOT) shuttle makes it easy to explore the Historic District without worrying about parking. It's a convenient way to visit River Street, City Market, Forsyth Park, and many of Savannah's most popular attractions.
🚲 Pedicabs
Need a break from walking? Pedicabs are a fun way to get around while learning a little local history along the way. They're commonly found near River Street and other popular tourist areas.
⛴️ Savannah Belles Ferry
Hop aboard the free Savannah Belles Ferry for a scenic ride across the Savannah River to Hutchinson Island and the Savannah Convention Center. It's a relaxing way to enjoy the waterfront and offers beautiful views of the city skyline.
Whether you choose to walk, bike, ride, or cruise across the river, getting around Savannah is part of the experience—and one of the reasons so many guests fall in love with the city.
Experience the charm of Savannah in this fully renovated upper unit home. Nestled in the lively southern Victorian District and Historic Streetcar District, you’ll be immersed in a vibrant community undergoing exciting growth.
The Space:
This upper floor suite offers 2 king bed bedrooms & 1 bathroom.
There is a hall spa inspired washroom with a beautiful shower.
There is a stackable washer and dryer.
Outdoor space includes the upper front porch only.
Beautifully renovated 1900 victorian home just steps from Savannah's famous Forsyth Park. Captivating historic neighborhood for relaxing and people watching from the spacious covered porch. Enjoy a short, scenic walk to Forsyth Park, stroll past some of Savannah's best shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Your group will have plenty of room to spread out with two bedrooms and a stylish living room . Stylish and comfortable match for the unique, original details in this 1900 home. When you're not out exploring Savannah, you'll love people-watching from the large, covered front porch. Worn out from the day? Take it easy watching Netflix from our comfy couches.
Bedroom 1
King size bed, reading lights, ceiling fan, blackout curtains, closet and 2 luggage racks, smart TV
Bedroom 2
King size bed, wall sconce reading lights, blackout curtains, rolling rack for hanging clothes, and 2 luggage racks, ceiling fan
Living Room
52" Smart 4K Ultra HD TV
Historic original details including floor to ceiling windows, porch doors, fireplace, trim, and crown molding
Laundry
Front loading washer and dryer
Iron and ironing board
Kitchen
Fully stocked kitchen. Cook up your own gourmet meals with the stainless Frigidaire appliances. Keurig coffeemaker & kettle with tea, dining area for 4 people.
Additional amenities include:
Free WiFi with full coverage in house including front porch.
Free, across the street parking for 1 car.
For guest safety, exterior security cameras are located at the front and back of the home. Marketing photos featuring people are for promotional purposes only—rest assured, the home looks exactly as represented
Guest Access:
This UPPER UNIT shares an entry way front door with the upper unit. Upon entering the front door, you have your own private door to access your private main floor suite. This listing is for the entire UPPER UNIT ONLY. You will receive an access code to the electronic lock.
Encompassing 2.2 miles, the Savannah Historic District is compact and easy to navigate whether by foot or by wheel. To visit Savannah like a local, consider walking, bicycling or taking a pedicab around the district, which ranges from River to Gaston streets and East Broad Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
1- Bike! A fun and active approach to enjoy Forsyth Park is on two wheels. It's an easy way to see the entire park, meet people, squeeze in some exercise and a perfect excuse to ditch your car. Remain conscious of the city's ordinance on prohibited bike trails.
2- DOT Downton Free Trolley: It's FREE and is one of the most popular ways to get around the historic district of Savannah and see the sites. The DOT is a fare-free service to help visitors and residents get around downtown Savannah. Included in the system are shuttles serving 18 stops in the Historic District and the Savannah Belles Ferry. Use the free shuttle from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon.-Fri.; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays; and 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on holidays (excludes Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's Day.)
3- Pedicab: They are usually pedicabs waiting closer to Bay street. Further back (past Liberty) you may have to call to page one. Savannah pedicabs also offers little tours of the city, with the cyclist giving commentary. It's a great way to get around the city, especially if you've been walking and are tired.
4- Savannah Belles Ferry: Monday through Sunday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Service to Waving Girl Landing ends at 6:00 p.m.) Connects downtown with Hutchinson Island and the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center Modern passenger-only ferries are reminiscent of vessels seen in the harbor a century ago. Named for Savannah’s Belles, strong women who shaped the city’s history. ADA-Accessible Pet Policy – Service animals, pets in carriers and non-aggressive dogs on leashes are permitted on the Ferries. Water ferry service may be interrupted without notice due to inclement weather and/or other river traffic. The home is equipped with both front door and backyard cameras for added security.
The Neighborhood:
Kenneth Manor is nestled in Savannah's beautiful Victorian District one of the city's most charming and walkable historic neighborhoods.
Just a short stroll from iconic Forsyth Park, you'll find yourself surrounded by tree-lined streets, beautifully preserved Victorian homes, neighborhood cafés, local bakeries, boutiques, art galleries, and some of Savannah's favorite restaurants.
🌿 Top 10 Things to Do, See & Eat in Savannah
Staying at 116 E Henry puts you just minutes from Forsyth Park, the Historic District, incredible restaurants, and Savannah’s most iconic attractions.
1. 🌳 Forsyth Park — ~5 min walk
Savannah’s famous 30-acre park with its iconic fountain, Spanish moss-covered oaks, playgrounds and Saturday farmers market.
2. 🏛️ Savannah Historic District & Squares — ~10 min walk
Stroll through Savannah’s beautiful historic squares, cobblestone streets and neighborhoods filled with gorgeous architecture and live oaks.
3. ⛪ Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist— ~5 min drive / 20 min walk
One of Savannah’s most beautiful landmarks, known for its incredible stained glass and architecture.
4. 🍽️ The Olde Pink House — ~7 min drive
An iconic Savannah dining experience serving Southern favorites inside a beautiful 18th-century mansion. Reservations recommended!
5. 🚢 River Street — ~8–10 min drive
Explore the waterfront, watch massive ships pass by, shop, grab a drink, enjoy fresh pralines and catch a Savannah sunset.
6. 👻 Savannah Ghost Tour — ~5–10 min drive
Experience one of America’s most famously haunted cities with an evening walking or trolley ghost tour through historic Savannah.
7. 🍴 The Grey — ~6 min drive
A nationally acclaimed restaurant inside a beautifully restored 1938 Greyhound bus terminal. Perfect for a special dinner.
8. 🌳 Bonaventure Cemetery*— ~15 min drive
A breathtaking historic cemetery filled with sculptures, moss-draped live oaks and beautiful scenery along the Wilmington River.
9. 📸 Wormsloe Historic Site — ~20 min drive
Don’t miss the spectacular entrance lined with more than a mile of towering live oaks—one of Savannah’s most photographed sights.
10. 🏖️ Tybee Island — ~25–30 min drive
Spend the day at the beach, visit the lighthouse, enjoy fresh seafood and experience Savannah’s laid-back coastal side.
🍴 More Great Eats Nearby
The Vault Kitchen & Market — Asian fusion & sushi in a converted bank
Ukiyo — Japanese food, ramen & cocktails
Collins Quarter at Forsyth — Great breakfast & brunch overlooking Forsyth Park
Chive Sea Bar & Lounge — Seafood & cocktails downtown
Vic’s on the River — Southern dining with Savannah River views
One of the best parts of staying here is how much of Savannah is right outside your door. Walk to Forsyth Park in minutes, stroll beneath the moss-draped oaks into the Historic District, explore nearby Starland restaurants and cafés, or continue through Savannah’s famous squares all the way to River Street.
Mornings begin with coffee beneath the famous live oaks. Afternoons are spent wandering Savannah's historic squares, browsing local shops, or exploring River Street, museums, and the city's rich history. Evenings invite you to enjoy dinner downtown before taking a leisurely walk back through the quiet, beautifully lit streets of the Historic District.
One of the things our guests love most is the location. You're close enough to experience everything Savannah has to offer, yet just far enough from the busiest tourist areas to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep.
Whether you're reconnecting with lifelong friends, celebrating a special occasion, or creating new family traditions, Kenneth Manor places you in the heart of the Savannah experience.
Getting Around:
One of the best things about staying at Kenneth Manor is that you can leave your car behind and experience Savannah the way locals do.
The Historic District is wonderfully walkable, with beautiful parks, historic squares, cafés, boutiques, restaurants, and galleries all within easy reach. A leisurely stroll is often the best way to discover the city's hidden gems.
If you'd like to explore a little farther, here are a few of our favorite ways to get around:
🚲 Bike
Savannah is a fantastic city to explore on two wheels. Ride through Forsyth Park, cruise beneath the famous oak trees, and discover charming neighborhoods at your own pace.
🚎 Free DOT Shuttle
Savannah's complimentary Downtown Transportation (DOT) shuttle makes it easy to explore the Historic District without worrying about parking. It's a convenient way to visit River Street, City Market, Forsyth Park, and many of Savannah's most popular attractions.
🚲 Pedicabs
Need a break from walking? Pedicabs are a fun way to get around while learning a little local history along the way. They're commonly found near River Street and other popular tourist areas.
⛴️ Savannah Belles Ferry
Hop aboard the free Savannah Belles Ferry for a scenic ride across the Savannah River to Hutchinson Island and the Savannah Convention Center. It's a relaxing way to enjoy the waterfront and offers beautiful views of the city skyline.
Whether you choose to walk, bike, ride, or cruise across the river, getting around Savannah is part of the experience—and one of the reasons so many guests fall in love with the city.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Savannah, GA
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