River Street Art Market
A vibrant weekend market offering art, crafts, jewelry, home décor, and specialty foods along the scenic Riverfront—perfect for Savannah Highlands residents looking to stroll, shop local makers, and enjoy riverfront dining.
Savannah Highlands offers a peaceful setting with minimal street noise and a calm atmosphere. Most homes were built after 2000, reflecting modern construction styles and comfort. The neighborhood features predominantly single detached homes, providing a spacious and private environment. Parking availability is convenient, making vehicle access simple for errands and daily activities. The area’s gently sloping terrain enhances accessibility for all. Residents will find quiet streets that support a slower-paced environment, perfect for relaxation. While amenities such as schools and grocery stores may require driving, the neighborhood’s tranquil character creates an inviting retreat from busier surroundings.
Savannah Highlands is a great neighborhood to buy a home in for those who prefer a relaxed atmosphere. Most areas in Savannah Highlands are especially quiet, as there are low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 137 Shellbark Way right in the heart of Savannah Highlands, Highlands Park is a small but beloved local green space offering daily access to outdoor recreation and community connection for neighborhood residents.
The planned Savannah Highlands community at 218 Cromer Street includes a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, and a playground, offering residents a central hub for leisure and neighborhood gatherings.
Savannah Highlands falls within the Savannah‑Chatham County Public School System, providing local families convenient access to schools nearby and reinforcing the neighborhood’s family‑friendly character.
The continuous development of modern single‑family homes and plans like The Savannah model, built along Highlands Boulevard (ZIP 31407), illustrate the neighborhood’s growth with luxury floor plans and spacious designs.
A recent GDOT project to reconstruct and widen parts of Highlands Boulevard (between DeLoach Parkway and Highway 30) highlights ongoing improvements to traffic flow and accessibility directly impacting the neighborhood.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A vibrant weekend market offering art, crafts, jewelry, home décor, and specialty foods along the scenic Riverfront—perfect for Savannah Highlands residents looking to stroll, shop local makers, and enjoy riverfront dining.
A fun run through Daffin Park followed by music and margaritas at the finish line—ideal for active locals in Savannah Highlands who enjoy community fitness and a festive reward.
A beloved annual jazz festival featuring free concerts in Forsyth Park and venues throughout Savannah—a cultural highlight easily accessible for those living in or near Savage Highlands.
Celebration of Hispanic culture through performances, food, and community at Eastern Wharf—great for residents wanting to experience diverse culture in a central, walkable location.
An outdoor Americana/rock concert with local opener at the scenic Eastern Wharf—a fun evening option for families or music lovers near Savannah Highlands.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Savannah Highlands
Local characteristics and demographics for Savannah Highlands