And
that is the case with this listing. From the curb you see a beautifully restored, Victorian, two
story home that is typical to DowntownSavannah. In fact, this home is nationally recognized for its historic
restoration. With a two-floor bay window
and front porch the house immediately charms you with its Southern
swagger. But once you walk you through
the front door all semblance of Victorian grace vanishes, giving way to Modern
curves, unexpected layouts, and large open areas filled with light and
whimsy. You can’t help but feel the
“gotcha” factor this home has when you walk in.
The surprises, however, don’t end at the front door.
Abstracted, pulled, and molded, the interior of this house
has been completely altered. From the
floor boards to the walls, from the kitchen to the staircase, every nook has
been artfully designed and every material thoughtfully considered. The doorways are irregular in shape. The hand rails undulate up the
staircase. The built-in sofa hugs the
curved walls of the living space. The
rooms transition from one into another like forms in a cubist painting, both
opening up and overlapping. And the
final painterly touch comes in the form of a sky light at the top of the stairs
that fills the home with a natural glow.
This Modern interior succeeds where most don’t in the warmth that it exudes. It is perfect for a single family who appreciates historical correctness and modern interpretations. And the location couldn’t be better. You have great downtown shopping within walking distance, and Forsyth Park is just a stone’s throw away.
This Modern interior succeeds where most don’t in the warmth that it exudes. It is perfect for a single family who appreciates historical correctness and modern interpretations. And the location couldn’t be better. You have great downtown shopping within walking distance, and Forsyth Park is just a stone’s throw away.
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