You Can Spend The Night In An 1850s Townhouse In Georgia And It Will Be A Stay To Remember

One of the things that makes Savannah, Georgia one of the most-visited cities in the country is how much history it has. Walk down the cobblestone streets of River Street or around the city's picturesque squares and you can almost imagine what it was like to be there centuries ago. The sprawling historic district encompasses much of the downtown Savannah area, and if you love museums, you'll find no shortage of great old home museums to explore. But if you really want to immerse yourself in the history of this magnificent city, there's no better way to do it than to spend the night in one of these enchanting homes. We've got just the spot for you: Harcourt Manor.

This beautiful townhouse was constructed in 1854 and was originally a private residence. It's now a historic vacation home rental in Savannah that makes for an amazing home base while exploring the city's downtown.

The sizable home has all the amenities you'd expect from modern accommodations.

The architectural details and antique furnishings let you remember how old this place really is.

You'll have the entire house to yourself, and the three bedrooms can sleep up to six guests.

Many of Savannah's historic homes that have been converted to lodging are multi-room hotels or bed and breakfasts. This place is a great option for those seeking a little more privacy.

This tub looks amazing for soaking away your stresses after spending the day strolling through downtown Savannah.

There's a full kitchen if you're up for cooking meals, but the property is in a prime location. You're within a few minutes' walk of Forsyth Park and all the surrounding restaurants.

The shared courtyard is the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon drink.

What a beautiful place to stay while exploring this amazing city! For more information about Harcourt Manor in Savannah, GA, check out the property's Vrbo listing.