The Jungle House | 1850's Home Near Bay Street

Summary:

Welcome to The Jungle—a vibrant, design-forward retreat above historic Habersham Street in the heart of Savannah’s Landmark District. Just a half-block from Bay Street, this 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom hideaway blends 1852 charm with bold jungle wallpaper, leafy murals, and quirky Southern flair.



You’ll enter through a private staircase under real gas lanterns before stepping into a colorful, totally unique escape above our hospitality office. Think palm leaves, pineapples, and plenty of personality—The Jungle is unlike anywhere else in Savannah.



The Space:

3 bedrooms:

1 King bedroom

1 Queen bedroom

1 Daybed with a trundle (can convert into a King setup or two separate twins)



1 full bathroom with vintage character and modern updates

Living room with statement wallpaper and cozy seating

Efficiency kitchen with a 2-top burner, microwave, refrigerator and toaster

High ceilings, original hardwood floors, and funky design touches throughout

Gas lantern-lit entry and a completely private staircase

Historic 1852 architecture meets bold, artistic design

Funky, one-of-a-kind interiors with jungle-inspired flair

Real gas lanterns at the entryway

Private and quiet, yet only steps from downtown action

Built in 1852 with preserved historic charm

Perfect for couples, creatives, and small groups



Guest Access:

The Jungle is located on the upper floor of our boutique building, with a completely private entrance. Our office is on the first level, but your space is exclusively yours. You’ll have self-check-in with keypad access and full privacy throughout your stay.



The Neighborhood:

The Jungle on Habersham is ideally located in the heart of Savannah’s Historic Landmark District—just a half-block off Bay Street and steps from River Street. You’re tucked into a quiet, charming stretch of downtown that feels private but places you within walking distance of the city’s most iconic sights, celebrated restaurants, and must-visit local spots.



Right next door is B. Matthew’s Eatery, a beloved neighborhood bistro known for its elevated Southern brunch, creative cocktails, and cozy atmosphere. Walk just a few minutes down Bay Street and you’ll hit Treylor Park, a quirky and highly rated local favorite offering inventive comfort food (fried chicken pancake tacos, anyone?) and an excellent cocktail list.



More amazing food & drink within walking distance:



The Olde Pink House – iconic upscale dining in an 18th-century mansion

The Grey – nationally acclaimed fine dining in a restored Greyhound bus terminal

Vic’s on the River – classic Southern cuisine with views of the Savannah River

Leopold’s Ice Cream – famous retro soda fountain with lines for a reason

Husk – modern Southern food in a beautifully restored historic home

Collins Quarter – Aussie-inspired café vibes with great coffee and brunch

Savoy Society – chic cocktails and vintage flair in an intimate setting

Beyond food and drink, you’re also just a short stroll from some of Savannah’s most celebrated sights and experiences:



River Street – cobblestone streets, riverside shops, and open-air bars

City Market – live music, art galleries, and boutique shopping

SCAD Museum of Art – cutting-edge exhibitions and architecture

Reynolds Square – one of Savannah’s many historic public squares

Savannah Riverboat Cruises – boardwalk access just down the street

Forsyth Park – Savannah’s crown jewel, about 15 minutes on foot

With picturesque streets lined with oak trees and Spanish moss, everything about this neighborhood invites slow strolls, scenic detours, and spontaneous adventures. Whether you're here for the history, the food, or the charm, this location makes it easy to soak it all in without ever needing a car.



Getting Around:

Everything is within walking distance from this location! However, if you're bringing a car, we can park one vehicle in the rear of the property, but there is ample amount of street parking nearby and a garage just a block away if you feel more comfortable with covered parking. Uber is always a good way to go a longer distance across town. The Downtowner is also available, which is a City-ran "Uber" that is FREE of charge! The DOT shuttle bus is free as well and has a pick-up just around the block on the corner of Congress & Lincoln.



Interaction with Guests:

Our office is downstairs in the area below, we can open our door and help you if you have any issues, need any directions, or just want to chat :) Please keep noises to a reasonable volume during normal business hours as we are trying to get some work done ;) Unfortunately we are not on vacation, but we work so that you can have fun and enjoy our beautiful City!