Southside Savannah is the city's large residential and commercial area south of downtown, popular with families and value-focused buyers for its space, accessible prices, and convenient access to shopping, restaurants, and major hospitals. Browse live Southside listings below and get a local, no-pressure plan from ARC.
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What is it like to buy a home in Southside Savannah, GA?
Southside Savannah is the large residential and commercial area in the City of Savannah, Chatham County, south of downtown and south of DeRenne Avenue. It's known for practical access to shopping, restaurants, and major hospitals, plus more space and accessible prices than the in-town historic neighborhoods. Most Southside homes are single-family ranch and suburban-style houses, often on larger lots, commonly from roughly the high $200,000s into the $400,000s depending on the subdivision and size, so ask ARC for today's numbers. You're close to the Abercorn Street retail corridor, Oglethorpe and Savannah Malls, Memorial Health and St. Joseph's/Candler, and major roads like Abercorn and the Truman Parkway. Browse live listings below, then let ARC help you compare areas and move with a clear plan.
Chatham Co.
City of Savannah
South of
DeRenne Ave.
Larger lots
More space, more value
$200Ks+
Typical range (ask ARC)
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The Southside has grown with the city, and for many buyers it hits the sweet spot of value, space, and convenience.
The biggest draw is everyday convenience. The Southside puts you minutes from the Abercorn Street retail corridor, Oglethorpe Mall, and Savannah Mall, along with a deep mix of restaurants and services. It's also close to major hospitals, including Memorial Health and St. Joseph's/Candler, which matters to a lot of families and to anyone working in healthcare.
Then there's the value. Compared with the in-town historic neighborhoods, the Southside generally offers more house and more land for the money, with mostly single-family ranch and suburban-style homes on larger lots. Prices commonly run from roughly the high $200,000s into the $400,000s depending on the subdivision and size, so it's a practical choice for families, first-time buyers, and value-focused buyers. Ask ARC for today's numbers in the area you're considering.
Access seals it. Abercorn Street and the Truman Parkway connect the Southside to the rest of Savannah, and it's a convenient base for commuters to Hunter Army Airfield and to Georgia Southern's Armstrong campus. It's a genuine balance of space, value, and practical access to everything you use day to day.
A Southside Savannah home
Thinking about a move to the Southside? Let's map out your options.
The Southside is large and varied, with options for every stage and budget. A few areas and home types buyers ask about:
Georgetown
A large planned community toward the far south of the city, with a wide range of single-family homes, sidewalks, and easy access to shopping and parkways. A popular, family-oriented pocket of the Southside.
Windsor Forest
One of the Southside's established subdivisions, known for mature trees and roomy single-family homes on larger lots, with practical access to schools, shopping, and major roads.
Mayfair
An established Southside neighborhood of single-family homes, convenient to the Abercorn corridor and everyday services. A solid fit for buyers who want space at a more accessible price.
Magnolia Park
An established residential area with single-family homes and a settled, neighborhood feel, well placed for shopping, dining, and commuting across the Southside.
Near Oglethorpe Mall
Established mid-century subdivisions cluster around the Oglethorpe Mall and Abercorn area, putting you within minutes of retail, restaurants, and medical facilities.
Newer construction toward Truman / Veterans Parkway
As the Southside has grown, newer construction and larger-lot pockets have opened up toward the Truman and Veterans Parkway corridor, a good option if you want a more recently built home.
Not sure which Southside area fits your budget and commute?
What everyday life actually looks like once you are here.
Schools: the Southside is served by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS). Attendance zones vary across the area, so always confirm the exact zone for a specific address.
Commute: Abercorn Street and the Truman Parkway are the main routes connecting the Southside to the rest of Savannah, and it's a convenient base for commuters to Hunter Army Airfield and Georgia Southern's Armstrong campus.
Shopping & dining: Oglethorpe Mall, Savannah Mall, and the long Abercorn Street retail corridor put a deep mix of stores and restaurants within minutes of home.
Healthcare: major hospitals are close by, including Memorial Health and St. Joseph's/Candler, which matters to many families and to healthcare workers.
Who it suits: families, first-time buyers, and value-focused buyers who want space, larger lots, and practical access to everyday services, plus commuters to Hunter AAF and the Armstrong campus.
Questions about Southside schools, zones, or your daily commute?
No pressure and no guesswork, just four clear steps with a local guide beside you.
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Set your budget & must-haves
We talk through price range, monthly payment comfort, beds, lot size, and whether you want an established subdivision or newer construction, including VA-loan-experienced guidance for military buyers.
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Get a tuned Southside search
I set up a saved MLS search and instant alerts so the right Southside homes reach you first, filtered by your areas, schools, and commute.
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Tour the right homes
We focus on areas that fit your life, compare lot size, condition, and value, and skip the ones that don't, so your time is spent well.
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Offer & close with confidence
I handle offer strategy, inspections, and closing coordination so you move with a clear head and no surprises.
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Southside Savannah is large and varied, from established mid-century subdivisions to newer construction, and value buys reward local knowledge. ARC helps you buy with a clear head.
Local Southside know-how
We know how the Southside subdivisions differ on lot size, age, condition, and value, so you can compare apples to apples and find the most house for your budget.
Schools and lifestyle fit
We match areas to your real day: the school zone, the drive to Hunter AAF or the Armstrong campus, and the shopping and medical access you'll actually use.
Honest market reads
We tell you what a Southside home is really worth, what to expect on inspections and appraisal, and when to move or wait, no pressure, options first.
VA-loan and PCS experienced
Relocating to Hunter Army Airfield, or moving on orders? We are veteran-owned and VA-loan experienced, so military timelines are a specialty.
Buy on the Southside with a local guide on your side.
Southside Savannah is generally more accessible than the in-town historic neighborhoods, with single-family homes commonly running from roughly the high $200,000s into the $400,000s depending on the subdivision, lot size, and condition. Prices move with the market, so ask ARC for today's numbers in the specific area you're considering.
Where is Southside Savannah?
Southside Savannah is the large residential and commercial area within the City of Savannah, in Chatham County, south of downtown and generally south of DeRenne Avenue. It has expanded as the city has grown and now stretches toward the Truman and Veterans Parkway corridor.
Is Southside Savannah a good place to live?
Many families think so. The Southside offers more space and accessible prices than the in-town historic neighborhoods, plus practical access to shopping, restaurants, major hospitals, and roadways like Abercorn Street and the Truman Parkway. It's popular with families, first-time buyers, and value-focused buyers.
What schools serve Southside Savannah?
The Southside is served by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS). Attendance zones vary across this large area, so always confirm the exact school zone for a specific address before you buy.
What kind of homes are in Southside Savannah?
The Southside has a wide range of housing, from established mid-century subdivisions to newer developments. Most homes are single-family ranch and suburban-style houses, often on larger lots than you'll find in town, which is a big part of the area's value.
What is there to do near Southside Savannah?
Plenty is close at hand. The Southside puts you minutes from Oglethorpe Mall, Savannah Mall, and the Abercorn Street retail corridor, with a deep mix of restaurants and services, plus quick access to the rest of Savannah via Abercorn and the Truman Parkway.
Is Southside Savannah good for families and military buyers?
Yes. Families are drawn to the space, larger lots, accessible prices, and convenient access to shopping and major hospitals, and the Southside is a convenient base for service members commuting to Hunter Army Airfield. ARC is veteran-owned and VA-loan experienced.
Do I need flood insurance in Southside Savannah?
It depends on the property. Parts of the Southside sit inland on higher ground, but some areas near creeks and lowlands fall in FEMA flood zones where lenders require flood insurance. Always check the FEMA flood map and the elevation for the specific home.
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