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A ‘forever’ neighborhood balancing convenience and nature
In Mayfair, shady walks to the little free library at the end of the block are daily occurrences. Kids walk to the neighborhood pool and neighbors wave at each other from their driveways. This warm and welcoming vibe is a way of life in an active community that lives between the buzz of Oglethorpe Mall and the serenity of Lake Mayer. “When you drive in, you’re greeted by these big live oaks with Spanish moss. There are always people walking around,” says Rebecca Wayman, Realtor with Realty One Group Inclusion and a longtime resident of the Savannah area. “They have an optional pool membership, and when it comes to decorating for Christmas and Halloween, it’s a festive neighborhood.” Mayfair’s draw comes from a combination of suburban comfort, commercial convenience and proximity to nature, making it an attractive community for all ages. “This is definitely more of a ‘forever’ type neighborhood,” Wayman says. “It’s one of my top neighborhoods when I think of where I would want to live.”
Mayfair residents can enjoy the scenic amenities located conveniently near the neighborhood.
Mayfair homes are nestled in the green surrounding landscape.
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Walk to the pool or Lake Mayer Park
Mayfair hugs the border of Lake Mayer Park, one of southside Savannah’s most popular recreation centers, putting residents within walking distance of tennis and pickleball courts, a playground and a skatepark. Local anglers can cast a line from the park’s scenic pier while remote-control car enthusiasts test their skills on a lighted dirt raceway. The possibility of alligators keeps swimmers out of the lake, but there’s plenty of room at the members-only neighborhood pool. “They have one of the few high dives that are still left in the area,” Wayman says. Residents can also sign their kids up for the local swim team, which won the Coastal Swim League title in 2015. Swimmers will find even more opportunities at the Chatham County Aquatic Center, while young athletes meet for games at the Jennifer Ross Soccer Complex. For gardeners, the Savannah Botanical Gardens provides a relaxing and educational experience. Nearby Bacon Park is beloved for its 27-hole golf course, originally designed in 1926 by famed golf architect Donald Ross.
At Lake Mayer Park's entrance, a statue honors beloved Julie Backus Smith.
Tranquil Lake Mayer Park offers paved paths for leisurely walks and runs.
The garden offers amenities like walking paths and interpretive signage to enhance experience.
A colorful children's garden can be found on the grounds of Savannah Botanical Gardens.
The Mayfair Pool provides members with the one of the only high dives in the area.
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Ranch-style homes with spacious, shaded lawns
Like many southside Savannah communities, Mayfair predominantly features brick ranch-style homes built from the 1950s to the 1970s, with a few midcentury modern builds sprinkled in. Buyers will also find the occasional split-level or raised ranch hidden behind moss-covered live oak branches. Although there are some renovations, many of the homes are original and are still in great condition, which Wayman attributes to dedicated homeowners. “When you live in a home for a long time, you take care of it differently,” she says. Homes are set back from the street, creating neat, shaded front yards with plenty of room for landscaping. The neighborhood doesn’t have sidewalks, and there aren’t many garages, meaning walkers may need to navigate around cars parked on the street. Homes generally offer three or four bedrooms and about 2,000 square feet and range in price from about $400,000 to $600,000.
Homes of Mayfair share the lots with historic, live oak trees.
Mayfair Ranch homes are decorated with Spanish moss that drapes the trees.
Colorful Colonial Ranches are a part of the real estate collection of Mayfair.
Residents of Mayfair take care of their homes with neat landscaping.
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Oglethorpe Mall is within 2 miles
With over 100 storefronts, Oglethorpe Mall is southside Savannah’s largest indoor shopping center. It features everything from department stores like Macy’s to boutiques like Torrid. Just 2 miles away, the mall and its surrounding retailers, which include Kohl’s, Best Buy, Kroger and Burlington, provide convenient shopping and grocery options for Mayfair residents. The mall is also known for its international food court, where diners can sample everything from Greek to Japanese cuisine. Carey Hilliard’s Restaurant has served the community from its location on Waters Avenue since 1971, doling out fresh seafood in a wood-accented diner. For a quick meal of tacos and margaritas, neighbors can walk to La Canasta Taqueria y Panaderia.
La Canasta Taqueria y Panaderia is a popular restaurant accessible to Mayfair for Mexican food.
Mayfair residents often order their favorite tacos and burritos at La Canasta Taqueria.
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Hesse School graduates can study engineering at Jenkins High
During the week, students clad in hunter green polos and khaki pants funnel into the Hesse School, a kindergarten through eighth grade school with a grade of B-minus on Niche. Many students will move on to attend Jenkins High, which receives a B-plus from Niche and offers a competitive School of Engineering program. Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools offers a choice enrollment option for students who wish to attend a district school outside their enrollment zone. Private schools are nearby, including the K-8 St. James Catholic School, which sits behind its namesake church on East Montgomery Cross Road. Benedictine Military School, which scores an A on Niche, is also an option in the area.
Hesse School is a top-rated school as a place of learning for students K-8.
Myers Middle School is a public learning institution located in Savannah, GA.
Jenkins High School is a public school located in Savannah, GA.
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Memorial Day barbecue and food trucks at the pool
Most of the neighborhood’s events center on the local pool, where the community hosts a Memorial Day barbecue and food trucks in summer. Residents also have a front-row seat to Lake Mayer’s events, including the annual Savannah Camellia Festival, a celebration of local flora that kicks off with a 5K around the lake. The city also hosts tons of events in historic downtown, such as the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade and the Savannah Jazz Festival.
Mid-century Modern is a highly coveted architectural build of Mayfair.
One of the many amenities offered at Lake Mayer Park include multiple tennis courts.
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Commuters rely on CAT buses and the Truman Parkway
Commuters have easy access to both Truman Parkway and local CAT bus stops along East Montgomery Cross Road. The trip to downtown Savannah is about 8 miles on the parkway, and it’s 18 miles to the Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport.
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On average, homes in Mayfair, Savannah sell after 91 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Mayfair, Savannah over the last 12 months is $551,367, up 21% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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