Historic Murphy House Overlooking Chippewa Square

Summary:
Historic Elegance Overlooking Chippewa Square

Experience the charm of Savannah in this beautifully restored 19th-century apartment, nestled in the heart of the city’s historic district. Built in the 1800s, this residence offers a unique blend of historic significance and modern comfort.

Other Things to Note:
A Glimpse into History

Originally constructed for three sisters, this property later became the home of French artist Christopher P.H. Murphy and his family in the early 1900s. The Murphys were central figures in Savannah’s cultural scene, contributing significantly to the local art community. Their legacy adds a rich historical context to your stay.

Prime Location

Situated directly on Chippewa Square, laid out in 1815 to commemorate the Battle of Chippewa, the apartment offers unparalleled access to Savannah’s vibrant attractions. The square is renowned for its statue of General James Oglethorpe, the city’s founder, and as the filming location for the iconic bench scenes in “Forrest Gump.”

Culinary and Cultural Delights

Step outside and find yourself within walking distance of some of Savannah’s finest restaurants, offering a variety of culinary experiences. The nearby Savannah Theatre, established in 1818, provides a rich cultural experience with its array of live performances.

Comfortable and Spacious Accommodations

The apartment features two spacious bedrooms, a fully renovated kitchen, and a modern bathroom. Sleeping arrangements include one king bed, two queen beds, and a full-size sleeper sofa, comfortably accommodating up to eight guests. The blend of historic architecture with contemporary amenities ensures a memorable and comfortable stay.

Book Your Stay

Immerse yourself in the history and charm of Savannah by booking this exceptional apartment. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this residence offers the perfect blend of location, comfort, and historical significance.

Parking:
🅿️ Street Parking:
There’s paid street parking on nearby streets, including:

East Perry Street

Drayton Street

Whitaker Street

Bull Street

Street parking is paid on weekdays, and you can pay at the meter or use the ParkSavannah mobile app, which makes it easy to handle payments and extend time from your phone.

🅿️ Free Parking on Weekends:
Parking is free from Friday at 8 PM through Monday at 8 AM, so if your stay includes the weekend, you won’t need to worry about meters during that time.

🏷️ Visitor Parking Day Pass:
Savannah also offers a Visitor Parking Day Pass, which gives you access to most metered spots and some city-owned garages. You can get it at:

The Visitor Information Center

The Parking Services Office at 100 East Bryan Street

It’s a great option if you plan to drive and park frequently during your stay.

🅿️ Nearby Parking Garages (All Within 0.3 Miles):
State Street Garage (100 E State St)

Bryan Street Garage (100 E Bryan St)

Liberty Street Garage (301 W Liberty St)