Why Live in Eastside
Eastside, a transitional neighborhood in Savannah, is known for its historic Victorian architecture and proximity to downtown. The area features a mix of Victorian-influenced bungalows, traditional Craftsman bungalows, cozy cottage-style, and shotgun-style homes, many of which date back to the early 20th century. Renovations are common, attracting both investors and single-family home buyers. The neighborhood is anchored by the W.W. Law Regional Center, which offers an indoor gymnasium, public pool, and various community programs. Mother Matilda Beasley Park provides additional recreational options with its playground, baseball field, and green space. Forsyth Park, located in the nearby historic district, is another popular spot known for its iconic fountain and lush surroundings.
For education, younger students can attend Andrea B. Williams Elementary and Hubert Middle, while older students have access to highly rated schools such as Savannah Early College High and Savannah Arts Academy. Local amenities include Chu’s market and dining options like China Star, with more retail and dining available along the Harry S Truman Parkway corridor. Notable stores include Target, Home Depot, and Kroger, and eateries like Geneva’s Famous Chicken and Cornbread Co. and Sisters of the New South. The neighborhood's location offers quick access to Truman Parkway, making it easy to reach various parts of the city within minutes.