Constructed 1860-1869
Noble Hardee House
One of the last unrestored houses in Savannah’s Landmark Historic District, the Noble Hardee House has a special grip on the imagination. Its Italianate proportions, scale, rhythm of elements, and interplay of light and shadows contribute to a sense of beauty and balance–a window into the past.
The ongoing rehabilitation is dedicated to preserving the building’s unique historic character.
History
The Italianate-style design, materials, and craftsmanship firmly root this house in the architectural traditions of 1860s Savannah. While the design reflects the past, the house remains a living part of the city’s ongoing historical narrative.
Architectural Conservation Approach
Safeguarding the historic Noble Hardee House is an honor that comes with great responsibility. Follow along as we survey, test, and investigate the house and build an architectural conservation plan for the future.
Architectural Elements
Though the identity of the architect remains a mystery, the Noble Hardee House remains a distinguished architectural expression of Southern charm and historic character.