A 1940 traditional two blocks off Bee Road, with Daffin Park's live oak mall a quarter mile away and the Herty Pines dog park and Bananas games at Grayson Stadium just beyond. The house is deeper than its front elevation suggests — 2,075 square feet by appraisal. A primary suite rare in a home of this era anchors the main floor beside two more bedrooms, with a fourth bedroom and full bath upstairs for guests, plus a light-filled work room with storage. Wood floors run through the living areas, the kitchen holds a walk-in pantry and feeds off a tankless water heater, and the living room fireplace runs on gas logs, lit with a switch on the evenings Savannah actually gets. What you don't see from the curb is where the money went: a whole-house generator with backup, storm shutters, and whole-house water filtration with reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink. Out back, a privacy-fenced yard with established garden beds and room to work, plus a three-bay carport wired for EV charging and a workshop. A mile to Whole Foods, fifteen minutes to downtown.