Experts' Choice Award Andrew Low House
What the experts agree on
This 1848 Neoclassical mansion overlooking Lafayette Square showcases the wealth of Scottish cotton merchant Andrew Low through its elegant cast-iron balconies and refined architecture—a standout example of Savannah's antebellum grandeur.
“In 1848 wealthy cotton merchant Andrew Low commissioned John Norris to create this Classical house with its elaborate cast-iron balconies.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's "Built on the site of the city jail, this residence was constructed in 1848 for Andrew Low, a native of Scotland and one of Savannah's merchant princes." Full review
Frommer's "Once the wealthiest man in Savannah, Scottish immigrant Andrew Low had this fine Neoclassical residence built in 1848 overlooking Lafayette Square." Full review
