Enjoy a slower paced vacation as you step back in time to the much sought after comfort of yesteryear. The latest incarnation of Fair Lawn On Jones can be tracked back to its origins in 1761 as the Fair Lawn Plantation, on what is now East Broad St. In the 1830's Major William Bowen built an estate, also known as Fair Lawn, which was noted for it's "luxuriant garden". 

 This intimate condominium complex on one of the most prestigious streets, Jones Street in the nation's largest historic district, was built in 1996. Upscale upgrades of this complex were just completed in 2000. The Fair Lawn on Jones diamond in the historic district anchors the resurgence of the ongoing renovation in the East Broad St. and East Jones St. aspect of Savannah's jeweled crown.

Your vacation options are many. Tour the historic district from your strategic location by trolley, tour bus, carriage, pedi-cab, or on optional bicycles that can be reserved. Stroll nearby Troup or Whitefield Square, two of the 23 town squares still in existence and originally set up like their British cousins across the ocean in England. 

Enjoy the many shops and restaurants congregated on River Street and the City Market as well as scattered throughout the district. Visit nearby Tybee Island or Fort Pulaski, only 15 - 20 minutes by car from the historic district. Or simply relax in your own private community courtyard in the peace and quiet of your elegant surroundings. Whatever option you exercise, you are sure to return home both renewed and invigorated after your visit to Savannah at Fair Lawn on Jones.