When we planned our Southeast road trip we forgot that it was Easter and Passover at the same time. We had a wonderful time in Saint Augustine, Florida, but was almost without accommodations in Savannah. Luckily for us, we called the owner of this tiny Red House right after previous renters left because of a family situation. This very tiny house with a loft bedroom is featured on the cover and in the book Savannah's Little Crooked Houses. Circa 1845 this historic cottage is on every tour as the smallest free standing house in the historic district. It is located on Greene Square, two blocks from River Street. It's really a funky little place.
What a sweet little house!
ReplyDeleteI was in Savannah more than thirty years ago, nice to see these little houses have kept their shine!
ReplyDeleteIt looks cozy, I'd think I'd find a tiny place very comfortable... for a few days, at least.
ReplyDeleteDarling house!...I checked out Savanna after reading the book Midnight in The Garden of Good and Evil. Loved all of those squares!
ReplyDeleteAh do think, dahling, that y'all choose a rahther cool place to make a pit stop on your way through the south heading toward Yankee country!
ReplyDeleteWas it as good as it looks.
Yes, we've spent many happy times in St. Augustine. Used to go there on spring break when we were teaching. Did you get to the oldest schoolhouse in the whole universe? Well, in the U.S. I think.
Beautiful architecture on the crooked house, I hope to get to St. Augustine one of these days.
ReplyDeletewhat a delightful solution to your problem.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cottage! How fortunate to be able to call Home for a few days.
ReplyDeleteit is beautiful! so quaint.
ReplyDeleteOh how cute and how fun for you!
ReplyDeleteLuv, Love, LoOve it!
ReplyDeleteI love small, unique homes ... especially of the shotgun design.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are! It looks like a fun place to stay. Love to see inside!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to happen into such a cute little place! That's the best way to land on your feet! (It would be wonderful to see a little of the inside, too. . .hint, hint.) Sounds like a great trip.
ReplyDeleteYou'll probably end up in many people's photo albums. Looks lie a fun place to stay. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a cute, fun, little house! Bring along your travel photos to our next CDP Twin Cities bloggers reunion.....in May?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to stay. it looks like it belongs in a fairy tale.
ReplyDeleteNice little house. Must be a breeze to clean.
ReplyDeleteAnd you're actually staying there? How neat! Enjoy your cozy quarters.
ReplyDeleteIt is so adorable! Let me know when you are headed my way.
ReplyDeleteI love this little house!
ReplyDeleteand the firetruck sign too!
sounds like you are having a great trip!
What a great find! Such a wonderful place to stay and soak up the history Kate.
ReplyDeleteOh that's so funny Kate, I can just imagine you doing that! What a gorgeous little place, did you take any pics of the inside?
ReplyDeleteI lived in this house in the late 1990's. It was a great place to call home.
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