Historic Brick Townhouse

324 E State Street, Savannah, GA 31401

Colonial Revival 85%
Victorian 60%

This historic brick townhouse showcases traditional architectural elements of the period. Its design reflects the functional yet aesthetic appeal characteristic of Colonial Revival architecture.

Architectural Styles

Colonial Revival

85%

The façade features symmetrical proportions and classic detailing, with a focus on the front door and window alignment commonly seen in Colonial Revival structures.

Symmetrical façade
Double-hung windows
Gabled roof
Decorative entryway

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Victorian

60%

Elements such as the intricate window shutters and ornate railings suggest Victorian influences, adding character to the façade.

Ornate railings
Decorative window trim
Complex rooflines

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Notable Features

Brick construction
Distinctive gabled roof
Elegant entry staircase

Historical Context

Built during a time of renewed interest in American colonial design, this townhouse reflects the late 19th to early 20th century architectural trend. It represents a blend of historical homage and contemporary living.

Fun Facts

Many Colonial Revival buildings were constructed as a response to the Industrial Revolution.
The façade is complemented by carefully preserved landscaping.

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