SVN is please to present this charming prohibition-inspired three story historic building that dates back to 1897. This enchanting piece of American history is situated in the center of the historic district of Downtown Savannah next door to the Johnny Mercer Theatre, many hotels, and the two of the largest trolley tour operations. This property has what might be the most diverse list of uses in all of Historic Savannah as it has been home to a prohibition era distillery and speakeasy, pharmacy, bank, furniture store, missionary, nightclub, restaurant, and a pub. The building was renovated to perfection in 2008 by a well accomplished Baltimore developer who maintained its original beauty and character that roots from the turn of the 20th century. It was most recently a frequent spot for Savannah locals and tourists alike to enjoy a delicious list of beer, spirits, and cuisine. Demonstrating this property's potential, the fine experience delivered inside these doors yielded a Certificate of Excellence Award from Trip Advisor, a Top Rated Beer Bar Award from Beer Advocate, the Best in Savannah Award from Savannah Magazine, a multiple page feature in South Magazine, and was labeled by MAXIM as "one of the hottest food, drink and party spots this side of the Mason-Dixon."