Emerald Pointe
About Emerald Pointe
Emerald Pointe sits just east of downtown Savannah off President Street, tucked behind a gate before the Causton Bluff drawbridge. Most people drive past without knowing it's there. That's more or less the point.
It's a small, boutique gated community of custom Lowcountry homes on tidal creeks, with private docks, marsh views from nearly every room, and the kind of quiet that doesn't feel engineered. Minutes from the Savannah Golf Club, minutes from Tybee Island, about ten minutes from the Historic District. The location is the kind that sounds too good to be true until you drive in and realize it isn't.
The Homes
Homes here are custom built, larger than average for the area, and positioned to take full advantage of the marsh and creek surroundings. Average square footage runs around 4,700 square feet, with layouts designed for the indoor-outdoor Lowcountry lifestyle: screened porches, waterfront patios, fireplaces, gourmet kitchens. Many homes sit directly on tidal creek with a private dock.
Inventory is genuinely limited. When a property in Emerald Pointe comes to market, it tends to attract focused buyers who already know what they're looking at.
The community has a pool, clubhouse, tennis court, and a community dock facility. The tidal creeks running through and around the neighborhood are the real amenity, connecting residents to the broader Savannah waterway system by boat.
The Savannah Golf Club, one of the oldest golf clubs in the country, is a short drive. The proximity to downtown Savannah means you're close to everything the city offers without feeling like you're in it. Tybee Island is about 15 minutes east on Highway 80.
The Amenities & Character
Emerald Pointe draws buyers who want a private waterfront address without the commute that most waterfront communities require. The community is small enough that people know their neighbors, and the water access makes weekends easy: a morning kayak through the marsh, an afternoon out on the creek, dinner somewhere downtown.
It's not a community that advertises itself. Buyers who find it tend to come through a referral or through working with an agent who knows the islands market well. If you're looking at waterfront Savannah and you haven't seen Emerald Pointe yet, it belongs on your list.
The Lifestyle
Causton Bluff is right next door, another quiet bluff community along St. Augustine Creek. Explore Causton Bluff.
Emerald Pointe is served by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. Students in this area are zoned for school clusters that include Early College High School. The area also has private school choices including Savannah Country Day School, Benedictine Military School, St. Andrew's School, Calvary Day School, and Habersham School. School zones go by address, so confirm the assignment for any specific home with SCCPSS before you count on it.
Schools
Thinking about making Emerald Pointe home?
If you’d like to talk through what’s available or just get a better feel for whether it’s the right fit, I’m happy to help.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or you just want to know what your home is worth, I’m happy to talk it through.
