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Ardsley Park / Chatham Crescent

Chatham County · Historic

Ardsley Park / Chatham Crescent

Early-20th-century garden suburb of bungalows and Colonial Revival homes south of Forsyth Park.

Bull Street corridor extension Colonial Revival architecture proximity to Forsyth Park

Quick Facts

ZIP31401, 31404
CategoryHistoric
Platted1910
Main CorridorBull Street / Habersham Street south of Forsyth Park
CountyChatham County

At A Glance

Walkability62/100
Commute8-10 minutes to downtown Savannah
InterstateI-16, 10 minutes via MLK Jr. Blvd
VibeEstablished residential charm — quieter than downtown, still walkable
Best ForFamilies and professionals wanting historic character outside the tourist core; SCAD faculty

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Location

Ardsley Park sits directly south of Forsyth Park along the Bull Street spine, extending to Victory Drive, with Chatham Crescent forming a distinctive crescent-shaped street pattern to its east. The neighborhood is roughly one mile south of the Historic District's southern boundary and about two miles from downtown's riverfront core, making it a common choice for buyers who want historic character with easier parking and quieter streets than the tourist-dense Historic District.

Open Ardsley Park / Chatham Crescent in Google Maps →32.0625° N, 81.0999° W · ZIP 31401, 31404

Character

Ardsley Park and Chatham Crescent were platted in the early 1900s as Savannah's first automobile-era suburbs, featuring wide lots, mature live oaks, and a mix of bungalow, Colonial Revival, and Mediterranean Revival architecture. The area retains strong owner-occupancy and a active neighborhood association, with Bull Street's median providing a continuous green spine connecting to Daffin Park and Lake Mayer further south.

History

Developed beginning around 1910 as Savannah grew southward along the Bull Street extension, Ardsley Park and Chatham Crescent were marketed as a modern alternative to the increasingly congested Historic District. Both neighborhoods are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Schools

Elementary
Charles Ellis Montessori Academy
Savannah-Chatham County Public School System
Middle
Coastal Middle School (verify zone)
Savannah-Chatham County Public School System
High
Savannah Arts Academy
Savannah-Chatham County Public School System

Ratings from the Georgia School Report Card ({{STATE_EDU_FULL}}) — not third-party aggregators.

Nearby Retail & Dining

  • Bull Street corridor cafes and shops — Small commercial nodes along Bull St (within neighborhood)

Healthcare & Essentials

  • Candler Hospital Hospital (2.5 mi)
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School data from the SC Department of Education Report Card. Page maintained by HERESavannah.