Welcome to the right-side townhouse at the Dueling Sisters Inn — a spacious, story-filled Savannah home just two blocks from Forsyth Park, where history, charm, and a touch of mystery come together.

This listing includes both the upper and lower levels of the home, giving your group four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens, and multiple living spaces. It’s an ideal setup for families, wedding weekends, girls’ trips, or friends traveling together — plenty of room to spread out, while still staying connected.

The home dates back to the early 18th century, when a prominent Savannah judge built two identical townhouses side by side for his twin daughters, Mildred and Myrle. His intention was simple: to treat them equally. What he didn’t anticipate was just how different they would be.

Mildred, who made this side of the home her own, was known for her quiet, watchful nature. She valued order, routine, and a well-kept house. Her sister Myrle, next door, preferred laughter, late nights, and champagne-fueled gatherings. The sisters loved each other deeply, but their rivalry became part of neighborhood legend — a constant back-and-forth of personality, pride, and presence.

Some say that never really ended.

Guests staying in this home often mention small, unexplainable details — a light left just so, a door that shifts slightly, or the subtle feeling that someone has passed through to make sure everything is in its place. Nothing unsettling, just a quiet reminder that this home has been lived in for generations. If Mildred is still around, she’s simply keeping an eye on things.

Inside, the home offers four queen bedrooms, three bathrooms, two full kitchens, and multiple living areas. The layout allows your group to gather comfortably while still having privacy when needed. Whether you’re sharing meals, getting ready for a wedding, or unwinding after a day in the city, the space makes it easy.

One of the standout features is the porches — a front porch perfect for people-watching and a more private back porch for slower moments, morning coffee, or evening drinks. It’s the kind of space that naturally brings people together.

The home carries its age honestly. Floors creak, doors may stick, and not everything is perfectly level — but that’s part of what makes it feel like Savannah. It’s clean, comfortable, and full of character, not overly polished or staged.

The property is cared for by Miss Stacy, our longtime housekeeper who knows every corner of the home. She keeps everything running smoothly and has her own quiet thoughts about the sisters, though she usually just smiles and lets guests form their own opinions.

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

This isn’t a modern build or a luxury condo. It’s a true Savannah home — full of history, personality, and stories that don’t quite stay in the past.

If you’re looking for a place with space, charm, walkability, and a story woven into the walls, you’ve found it.

Just don’t be surprised if Mildred checks in from time to time. She always did like to keep things in order.