Covered front porch with a cushioned wooden swing, white railing, and black shutters.

Discover One of Savannah's Best-Kept Secrets: Life at 165 Cherryfield Lane in The Village at Wild Heron

Coastal Georgia living Trisha Cook June 12, 2026

When people think about moving to Savannah, they often picture historic homes, oak-lined streets, charming front porches, and neighborhoods designed around community. What many don't realize is that one of the area's most picturesque neighborhoods quietly delivers all of those qualities—without the downtown price tag.

Welcome to The Village at Wild Heron, a hidden gem tucked away on Savannah's west side where lantern-lit sidewalks, tree-lined streets, pocket parks, and welcoming front porches create a neighborhood unlike anything else in the area.

At the heart of this charming community sits 165 Cherryfield Lane, a beautifully maintained five-bedroom home offering an exceptional blend of flexibility, functionality, and Lowcountry living.

A Neighborhood That Feels Like a Step Back in Time

There is something special about The Village at Wild Heron.

Unlike many newer developments, this community was thoughtfully designed to encourage connection. Residents enjoy evening walks beneath mature trees, neighbors gathering on front porches, children riding bikes along sidewalks, and a neighborhood atmosphere that feels increasingly rare in today's world.

The architectural character throughout the community creates a storybook-like setting. Glowing lanterns line the streets, charming homes showcase welcoming porches, and beautifully maintained common areas add to the neighborhood's timeless appeal.

For buyers searching for walkable neighborhoods in Savannah, family-friendly communities near Hunter Army Airfield or Fort Stewart, or charming neighborhoods with community amenities, The Village at Wild Heron is often one of the area's best-kept secrets. The Villages at Wild Heron has tree-lined streets that are absolutely breathtaking in the spring, when the crepe myrtles are blooming. Neighbors in the community truly use their front porches, know one another and it just feels like what you envision a true neighborhood to look like in the movies. There is a quaint little corner tucked away with a community pool and playground area that. you will often see full of kids in the summer months. It truly is one of Savannah's best communities, still in an affordable price point. 

So why should you consider buying 165 Cherryfield Lane in Savannah, GA?

Inside 165 Cherryfield Lane, you'll discover a floor plan that offers far more versatility than meets the eye.

With five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, the home provides ample space for growing families, multigenerational living, remote work setups, guest accommodations, or hobby spaces.

One of the home's most unique features is its thoughtfully separated upper level. Accessed from a secondary staircase near the kitchen & a separate entrance, the upstairs functions almost like a private living wing, featuring:

  • Two bedrooms (or one and a living space)
  • One full bathroom
  • Media room potential
  • Guest suite possibilities
  • In-law living arrangements

This flexible configuration creates countless opportunities for homeowners who need adaptable space without sacrificing privacy. The current owner used the upstairs as a separate living space for his aging parent to still have his own private space, while being under the same roof for his safety.  Meanwhile the owner & his family were able to maintain their private lifestyle with the downstairs living as a completely independent space. 

A Kitchen Designed for Everyday Living

The kitchen serves as the natural gathering place of the home.

Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, and an open flow to the living spaces make it equally suited for entertaining guests or managing busy day-to-day routines.  There is a breakfast nook in the kitchen as well as a bar area.  And the kitchen leads to the exterior of the home through the screened porch, which makes outdoor entertaining a breeze. 

Whether preparing family dinners, hosting holiday gatherings, or helping with homework at the kitchen counter, the layout encourages connection while maintaining functionality.

Enjoy the Lowcountry Lifestyle Outdoors

One of the greatest advantages of living in Coastal Georgia is being able to enjoy outdoor living nearly year-round.

At 165 Cherryfield Lane, the screened porch extends the home's living space and offers a peaceful retreat overlooking a private backyard framed by beautiful Lowcountry pines.

It's easy to imagine morning coffee as the neighborhood wakes up, relaxing evenings after work, or gathering friends and family for weekend cookouts.  The current owner also had a great outdoor garden space for many years & has citrus trees planted in the backyard!

The home has a covered carport with a storage room and an additional detached shed with electricity adds another layer of flexibility, offering space for:

  • Storage
  • A workshop
  • Gardening projects
  • Creative studio space
  • Hobby activities

Accessibility Features and Valuable Updates

The home has been thoughtfully maintained over the years and includes several important updates and accessibility-minded improvements.

Highlights include:

  • Downstairs HVAC replacement in 2020
  • Ongoing preventative HVAC servicing
  • Stair chair lift
  • Step-in upstairs bathtub
  • Grab bar safety features

These additions provide versatility for a variety of living situations and can be particularly valuable for multigenerational households.

Community Amenities Residents Love

Living in The Village at Wild Heron means enjoying more than just a beautiful home.

Residents have access to:

  • Community swimming pool
  • Neighborhood park
  • Sidewalk-lined streets
  • Green spaces
  • Walkable community design
  • Charming streetscapes and gathering areas

The neighborhood offers the perfect balance between peaceful residential living and convenient access to everything Savannah has to offer.

Conveniently Located Near Everything Savannah Has to Offer

One of the biggest advantages of The Village at Wild Heron is its strategic location.

Residents enjoy quick access to:

  • Richmond Hill
  • Historic Downtown Savannah
  • Hunter Army Airfield
  • Fort Stewart
  • Pooler
  • Gulfstream Aerospace
  • Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
  • Interstate 95
  • Shopping and dining destinations
  • Top healthcare providers

For military families, professionals relocating to Savannah, and buyers seeking convenient access to major employers, the location is hard to beat.

Why Buyers Are Falling in Love with The Village at Wild Heron

As Savannah continues to grow, buyers are increasingly searching for communities that offer more than just a house.

They want character.

They want walkability.

They want a true sense of neighborhood.

They want places where children can ride bikes, neighbors know each other, and evening walks become part of daily life.

The Village at Wild Heron quietly delivers all of those things while remaining one of Savannah's most underrated communities.

If you've been searching for homes for sale in Savannah, GA, homes near Pooler, family-friendly neighborhoods in Savannah, or multigenerational homes in Coastal Georgia, 165 Cherryfield Lane deserves a place at the top of your list.

Property Details

Address: 165 Cherryfield Lane, Savannah, GA

Bedrooms: 5

Bathrooms: 3

Features:

  • Flexible multigenerational floor plan
  • Bonus/media room/5th bedroom
  • Granite countertops
  • Stainless steel appliances
  • Screened porch
  • Private backyard
  • Detached shed with electricity
  • Accessibility features
  • Community pool and park
  • Convenient Savannah location

Schedule your private tour today and discover why so many residents consider The Village at Wild Heron one of Savannah's hidden gems.

Home at 165 Cherryfield Lane with a covered porch, attached carport, and mature trees.
Galley kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and warm wood floors.
Home’s rear patio with black metal seating, flower beds, lawn, and an attached screened porch.
Covered front porch with a cushioned wooden swing, white railing, and black shutters.

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