Shrimp shells in the kitchen trash and a stew pot soaking in the sink — that's a fair share of our Sunday checkouts in Old Town. Guests eat here and drive to the beach, so it's mostly food, sand, and damp towels. We swap linens, wipe down the porch furniture those Victorians all seem to have, and photograph the place before the next arrival.
The old houses off Union and Newcastle carry their quirks — heart-pine floors that scuff, transoms that fog. Nightly rates run under St. Simons and Sea Island, so turnovers here stay steady past Labor Day instead of drying up, and we sync our schedule to yours.
Turnovers in Old Town and out toward the causeways
Can you do a same-day flip when checkout and check-in land the same afternoon?
Yes. Most check-ins here hit mid-afternoon, so we build the route around that window — linens swapped, restocked, and photos done before the next guest crosses the Sidney Lanier Bridge. Sync your calendar with us and we'll flag any turn that's too tight to promise.
What if a guest leaves damage or something goes missing?
We shoot timestamped photos of anything broken, stained, or missing before we clean over it, and send them the same day — enough to file an Airbnb or Vrbo claim while it still holds up.