312 E 48th Street

A timeless expression of Savannah living, this 1930 Ardsley Park bungalow pairs historic character with thoughtful, modern refinement. Ideally positioned between Charles Ellis Montessori Academy and Savannah Arts Academy, the setting offers both charm and convenience in one of the city’s most established neighborhoods. Inside, a rare split-bedroom floor plan provides a sense of balance and privacy, with three bedrooms and two baths arranged for comfortable, everyday living. The interiors reflect a quiet elegance—light-filled spaces, a natural flow, and carefully considered updates throughout. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is both refined and functional, featuring classic Shaker-style cabinetry, a built-in dining banquette, and stainless steel appliances, including a gas range. Beyond the interiors, the property unfolds into a private courtyard—an inviting outdoor retreat designed for effortless entertaining or peaceful moments at home. A detached, converted space enhances the offering, providing flexibility as a home office, studio, or lounge. Classic in its architecture, elevated in its presentation, and perfectly situated—this is Ardsley Park living at its most enduring.