Featured in USA Today is Patrick Malloy Communities luxury residential development, Upper East River, in the Historic Savannah area of Georgia. The featured article can be accessed here .
The Upper East River is a single-family residential development that blends the charm of historic Savannah with contemporary living. Located in the Eastern Wharf, this thoughtfully designed neighborhood extends downtown living eastward along the picturesque Savannah River.
The community features three distinct yet harmoniously integrated living environments, crafted to create an elegant and modern neighborhood.
The Adler is reminiscent of the city’s historic row houses, these Upper East River residences whisper of their region and namesake, and invite new stories within their walls.
The Mayors Building offers sophisticated one-level flats with stunning views of the Savannah River, downtown, and the Talmadge Bridge. With nearly 70 feet of river frontage, these residences feature floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, and terraces, providing a front-row seat to the bustling river and Riverwalk. Each home boasts access to a secured lobby, an elevator keyed to the resident’s floor, and a covered parking garage with two dedicated spaces. The open floor plan designs are perfect for entertaining, all while maintaining the cozy, historic feel of Savannah.
The River Homes at Upper East River seamlessly merge the old and new, offering a unique living experience on the last stretch of undeveloped Savannah riverfront. Each residence overlooks its own parcel of green space that extends towards the riverwalk and the serene waters beyond. These homes embody the essence of Savannah, blending authenticity with elegance.
At the heart of Upper East River lies the George Meyer House. This two-story building serves as a well-appointed gathering place and the focal point of the community. Residents will enjoy a variety of amenities, including indoor and open-air swimming pools with ample seating around the deck, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.
Upper East River is more than a place to live; it’s a community where history and modernity coexist, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere for all who call it home.