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This Savannah Row House Is an Absolute Stunner

July 31, 2019
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Savannah real estate legend Cora Bett Thomas has turned this gorgeous three-story row house into a sophisticated, stylish oasis.

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Golden Age

Local Savannah real estate legend Cora Bett Thomas is known for her cocktail parties and for being a pioneer who helped gentrify downtown Savannah by moving into her charming row house in the Seventies. A crisp, clean color palette of creams, ivories and gold lend her living room its elegant feel.

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Glitterati

Cora Bett Thomas's dining room mixes antiques and lots of mirrors and reflective surfaces to very glamorous effect.

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Historic Home

Downtown's lovely tree-lined streets are distinguished by an array of beautifully restored homes like this 1845 three-bedroom, three and a half bath home owned by well-known Savannah realtor Cora Bett Thomas. Located on beautiful Jones Street, Thomas's house is the only one on her street with an entrance on the street (most require a climb up stairs at the front of the building to reach the entrance).

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Art Abounds

With its array of antiques and artwork, this Savannah home often feels like a sophisticated New York or London townhome.

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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Many of the walls in this Savannah home are covered with mirrors which both enlarge the space and create brightness.

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All That Glitters

Glass and mirrored walls fill this Savannah dining room with light.

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A Dog's Life

Cora Bett Thomas's basset hound lounges in a living room that mixes classic and contemporary furnishings in a novel way.

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New Heights

Tall ceilings in this historic Savannah home mean artwork can be displayed in a dramatic vertical configuration. By sticking to a streamlined color palette of ivory, gold and white, homeowner Cora Bett Thomas has created a cohesive design scheme in her living room.

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Sitting Nook

Iconoclastic details like this animal print sofa and oversized portrait give a sense of the owner's personality in this cozy sitting area off of the kitchen.

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Secret Garden

A charming wrought iron gate leads from the courtyard garden to a private parking area behind Cora Bett Thomas's home.

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A Garden Outside Every Door

Right outside Cora Bett Thomas's bedroom is a lovely balcony planted with ferns and creeping fig and overlooking the courtyard below.

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Epic Containers

Oversized containers for boxwoods and asparagus ferns give this balcony a contemporary look.

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Lush Foliage

The view from the third floor of this Savannah row house, highlights the courtyard garden and guest house.

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Touch of the Tropics

A palm tree and a koi pond give this courtyard garden a touch of the exotic.

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A Lounge Moment

A respite from the sun and bustle of downtown Savannah, this charming courtyard garden teems with the lush foliage that characterizes the Deep South.

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Green Goddess

Jasmine trails up the wall of this cozy courtyard garden in Savannah.