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Savannah's Most Charming Holiday Homes

Savannah's Most Charming Holiday Homes

By Jenna Sims

Courtesy of the Downtown Neighborhood Association/ Stephen Morton

Christmastime in the South means homes are decked out in beautiful lights and festive Christmas decor and the historic homes in Savannah, GA, are no exception. Each year, Savannah's Downtown Neighborhood Association hosts the Holiday Tour of Homes and Inns. The tour allows guests to experience the charm of Savannah during the holiday season by stepping inside stunning historic homes and inns while they are festively decorated for the Christmas season. While we wait for the arrival of this year's tour, we're taking a look back at some of the cheerful home and inn exteriors from last year that are sure to leave you excited and inspired to decorate your home for the upcoming Christmas season. This year's tour is scheduled for December 8. You can find tickets and more information at dnaholidaytour.com.

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See Historic Homes Lit up for the Season

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A Coastal Christmas

Courtesy of the Downtown Neighborhood Association/ Stephen Morton

Live garland hangs among the palm trees from every exterior rail of this classic brick home.

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An Evening Glow

Courtesy of The Ballastone Inn

Christmas lights adorn the historic Ballastone Inn, giving it a beautiful and festive glow. The inn will appear on the tour again this year along with an option to book a stay in one of their 16 luxurious guest rooms.

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Wreaths Aplenty

Courtesy of the Downtown Neighborhood Association/ Stephen Morton

Wreaths deck the front door and street-facing windows of this stunning home.

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Classic Colors

Courtesy of The Eliza Thompson House

The Eliza Thompson House, which will be a part of the tour again this year, welcomes guests with classic red and green Christmas décor.

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Peek Inside

Courtesy of the Downtown Neighborhood Association/ Stephen Morton

Floor-to-ceiling windows allow those passing on the street to see the glow of the tall and colorful Christmas tree inside this home.

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