Savannah’s Metropolitan District

Savannah’s Metropolitan District

Savannah’s Metropolitan District is located in downtown north of Highway 80, south of W. Anderson St., east of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and west of Bull Street. It’s nestled on Savannah’s west side just north of W. Victory Dr. within minutes to Interstate 16 and Highway 204.

This district is home to roughly 1800 residents and takes up about .2 mi.². The average listing price for the metropolitan district is $256,000, which is up 6.3% over last year at this time. Overall, the metropolitan area is slightly less on the average listing price than Savannah as a whole.

Metropolitan neighborhood is home to several private schools such as the St. Paul’s Academy for girls, the St. Paul Academy for boys, St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool and the Notre Dame Academy, a Catholic school located on 34th St.  Many of these neighborhoods have vintage and historical homes, so it makes perfect sense that they have unique resources and renovation type shops in this part of town. A unique architectural antique such as Pinch of the Past is a full-service architectural hardware supplier specializing in restoring vintage and historic properties. It’s a great place to find older and unique door handles, light fixtures, frames and more.

The Live Oak Public Library is also located just north of W. 37th St., and there are several restaurants and shops, frame shops and rare prints Galleries, natural food stores and markets, as well as coffee shops and hole-in-the-wall dive bars. This is a great place for two airing the neighborhoods, finding a kitschy little retail shopper boutique or discovering all that living in this neighborhood has to offer with a fantastic historical or vintage property.

There are multiple homes for sale in this community starting at just $85,000 running to about $500,000 depending on size, location and condition. If you are interested in learning more about Savannah’s Metropolitan District bordered by other neighborhoods such as the Victorian district, Thomas Square, Cann Park and Brownsville, call me today.