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A Historic Savannah Home Through The Years
Built in 1894 this cheery Victorian home had been on an interesting journey before nestling onto its amazing corner lot in Savannah’s beautiful Historic District. Originally Built for Col. Charles Olmstead, a decorated Confederate Army Offic...
The Landings: Retire in Style
The end of another summer means plenty of time for our 55+ community to find a place to sit back, relax, and retire with ease. However, for those interested in the Lowcountry, look no further than The Landings. Perfectly...
5 Things to Know Before Buying a Home
You don't need to be a Real Estate Mogul to purchase a home. However, you do need some key information about yourself, Mortgage Loans, and the housing market before starting the home buying process. Consult a Local Real Estate Agent Consult a...
Ben Bluemle Lists A Lowcountry Escape
5 Marsh Harbor Drive, Savannah GA Located among the grand oaks of the Lowcountry, 5 Marsh Harbor is set within a beautiful landscape, where Spanish Moss whispers their welcome. Beyond the private entrance to the community, the house reveal...
Susan Robicheaux Sells An Idyllic Low-Country Retreat
Located on Sylvan Island sits an impressive 4,383 SQFT home that captivates the eyes through awe-inspiring views of Herb River and unparalleled detail at every turn. Constructed in 1978 by noted custom builder, Bert Berry, this one-story brick ...
Luxury Defined: 228 Houston Street
Inside A Marvelous Townhome: Savannah's Historic District 228 Houston Street sits nestled among the sprawling oaks of Savannah. Engineered with historic Savannah grey brick, this stately three-bedroom townhouse illustrates the tradit...
Ben Bluemle: Closes One of Savannah’s Most Luxurious Homes
The Ultimate Low-Country Home: Sold by the Low Country's #1 Broker Ben Bluemle remains a foundational piece of the luxury market here in Low Country. Closing on 54 Morningside only solidifies his reputation in Savannah's real estate market. ...
Outdoor Living Space
The definition of home has evolved immensely over the last year. Initial COVID-19 shutdowns created a sudden shift in lifestyle that made homeowners want to improve how they spent time outside. And so the staycation mentality returned, and more...