Welcome to the left-side townhouse at the Dueling Sisters Inn — a lively, story-filled Savannah home just two blocks from Forsyth Park, where laughter, history, and a little mischief still linger.

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 girls’ trips, friends, families, or wedding weekends — plenty of room to gather, celebrate, and still have space to spread out.

This was once the home of Myrle, the more spirited of the twin sisters who lived side by side in these matching townhouses. While her sister next door preferred order and quiet routines, Myrle filled her home with music, late nights, and gatherings that the neighborhood never quite forgot. She had a way of turning an ordinary evening into something memorable — and some say she still does.

Guests often mention that this side of the house feels different — warmer, a little more energetic, and full of personality. You might notice a flicker of light, a curtain shifting, or something not quite where you left it. Nothing unsettling, just part of the home’s long history and the stories that seem to stay with it.

Inside, the home offers four queen bedrooms, three bathrooms, two full kitchens, and multiple living areas. The layout is perfect for groups who want to be together without feeling crowded. Whether you’re getting ready for a night out, sharing meals, or winding down after exploring the city, the space makes it easy.

The porches are a highlight — a front porch for people-watching and enjoying the neighborhood, and a more private back porch for slower mornings or evening drinks. It’s easy to see why this was once the center of Myrle’s world.

The home shows its age in the best way. 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 overly polished or staged.

Miss Stacy, our longtime housekeeper, keeps everything in order and knows the home better than anyone. She has her own thoughts about Myrle’s presence, but usually just smiles and lets guests decide for themselves.

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 experience is within easy reach, while the home itself still feels tucked away enough to relax.

If you’re looking for a place with space, charm, walkability, and a little personality woven into the walls, this is it.

Just don’t be surprised if Myrle makes an appearance — she always did enjoy a full house.