Commercial/residential property now available in the heart of historic downtown Savannah. As more and more land becomes unavailable in downtown Savannah when a gem such as the Burke House goes on the market, you can be ensured it will be snatched up quickly. This historic building that we call Burke House has provided shelter to a generational family and businesses for almost 200 years. Built in approximately 1830, this 2-story building that sits on Habersham street and neighboring Warren Square comes complete with a sizeable walk-in cellar that is ripe for a developer or business owner that has given up on finding an available property in a city that is known for its abundant beauty and thriving tourist industry. Erected in the neighborhood formerly known as the Old Fort Area, Burke House bore witness to all the hustle and bustle in what was once the Old Irish & Italian section that made up the late 1800s and early 1900s Savannah. This sturdy building has stood the test of time due to sitting on a bluff and its eye-catching Philadelphia brick encompassing the two-story abode. With four rooms upstairs that can be renovated into professional offices or converted into bedrooms, Burke House has a distinctive walk-in foyer to greet guests and business associates, along with a formal receiving and living room that can be transformed into meeting areas or brought back into historical greatness. The land in the back can be transformed into a peaceful meditation garden or renovated to allow for additional parking. Burke House sits in the perfect location right next to Bay Street with its fabulous collection of restaurants and is only a few blocks from Broughton Street with its high-end shopping district. With East End Savannah experiencing a boom of investment development and a tourist population that grows yearly due to major musical venues and growth, Burke House is ready to meet its new owners.
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