This is a land story first, house story second. You’re getting over an acre of high, usable ground on a tidal creek off the Little Ogeechee River, framed by massive live oaks dripping in Spanish moss, with your own private stretch of waterfront for fishing, kayaking, or just watching the marsh grass move. It sits in a quiet, low-key pocket of Savannah that most people driving through never even know exists — yet you’re roughly 20 minutes from downtown.

No HOA. No neighbors on top of you. And the property is zoned R-A, which opens the door to things a typical residential lot won’t allow — think chickens, more outbuildings, a hobby farm setup, whatever fits your lifestyle. Buyers looking for room to spread out and actually use their land, take note.

The home itself is a 4-bedroom, 2-bath property currently configured as a duplex (2BR/1BA on each side), and it’s mid-renovation — the sellers started updates and did not finish. You’re buying it as-is, with the understanding that it needs work throughout to complete the vision. That’s reflected in the price, and it’s exactly what makes this a rare opportunity: a blank canvas on land like this almost never comes along. Finish it as a spacious single-family home, keep the duplex setup for rental income, or reimagine it entirely.

There’s also a red barn, that could be converted into an apartment — finish it out for guest space or additional rental income. With two separate septic systems already in place, there’s real room to expand further: a guest cottage, a second rental unit, whatever the next owner envisions.

This is a project for someone who sees the water, the oaks, and the acreage and knows the house is just the starting point. Bring your contractor, bring your vision, and make it yours.