A generational holding offered to the market for the first time in nearly a century, this West Liberty Street property represents a rare acquisition opportunity in one of Savannah’s most sought-after corridors. Long-term single-family stewardship has preserved both the physical integrity and historical significance of the asset, qualities that are increasingly difficult to source in Savannah’s competitive investment landscape. Constructed circa 1871 of Savannah gray brick masonry, the building reflects the durability and craftsmanship of the post–Civil War construction era. Italianate and Victorian architectural detailing — including tall ceilings, oversized windows, and ornate finishes — contribute to the property’s strong aesthetic appeal and its ability to command premium rents in both retail and residential segments. The property is currently configured as a three-unit mixed-use asset: ground-floor retail with two residential income-producing units on the second and third floors. This existing structure provides immediate cash flow while preserving multiple value-add scenarios, including unit repositioning, rent optimization, or conversion to alternative use types consistent with Savannah’s robust hospitality and short-term rental markets. Positioned within walking distance of Savannah’s landmark squares, high-traffic dining and retail corridors, and key cultural destinations, the property benefits from sustained foot traffic and strong tourism-driven demand. Its location within the Historic District provides both a meaningful barrier to competitive new supply and long-term appreciation fundamentals. Whether acquired as a stabilized income asset, a repositioning play, or a flagship owner-user opportunity, this property offers a compelling combination of historical provenance, structural integrity, and locational advantage that rarely comes to market.