Home/Villa Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Sleeps: 10 Two kitchens, two livingrooms, two diningrooms

Beach rental A few blocks to beach Smoking: No Pets: Yes, $100 deposit required. Minimum Night Stay: 2 Closest Airport: Savannah International Airport Distance to airport: 45 min

Twin Arbors is located at the quiet north end of the island in the shadow of Tybee Lighthouse.
Hear the ships' horns and ocean surf from your private rose and jasmine-convered arbors.
Full view of Tybee Lighthouse
About two blocks around Lighthouse over to beautiful north beach.
Great beach for fishing, birdwatching, shelling and just lounging.
No motels/hotels at this end of the islands, mainly just beach homes and condos.
Twin ARbors is filled with unique vintage furnishings all for sale to our "Tybee Cousins".
Large corner lot with plenty of parking for RV's, boats, cars and jet skiis.
One and two bedroom sides may be rented separately or as one house.
Great fenced backyard shaded by a giant magnolia tree with rose garden.
Grilling area.
Roleez beach cart, beach chairs, beach towels, umbrellas, coolers, beach bikes, bocce ball, sand toys, horseshoes - all for your use.

The coastal region of Georgia has a relatively moderate climate. Average temperatures of the islands are slightly lower than on the mainland. Sea breezes offer relief from intense summer heat. Daily maximum temperatures in July and August (the warmest months) are usually in the 80s and low 90s. The islands are the only part of the state south of Atlanta that has mean daily maximum temperatures below 90F in July and August (Carter 1967).

Winters are relatively mild and short. The average minimum temperature for December and January (the coldest months) is about 43F. On the average, there are 305 freeze-free days at Brunswick and 267 at Savannah (Carter 1967)
Tybee Island is a unique small coastal barrier island only 11 miles east of Savannah, GA. The origin of the unusual name of "Tybee" is in itself a legend. Native Americans came to the island to hunt and fish, and gave it the name Tybee, which is a Euchee Indian word meaning "salt."
Approximately 2,500 locals call Tybee home with the summer population swelling to 8,000 at times. Tybee has many restaurants - from fine dining to favorites with a more casual atmosphere. Our rental packet will include our personal favorites.

Beach lovers from all over the world come to the Tybee Island beaches, Lighthouse, Marine Science center, Museums, Fort Screven and nearby Fort Pulaski.


Tybee Island's history is reflected by theLighthouse, constructed in 1739. The structure, which stands today is 154 feet high.


Numerous historic attractions on or near the island range from Fort Pulaski National Monument, Fort Pulaski was a Civil War - era fort and is now operated by the National Park Service, to the famous Savannah Historic District, located west of Tybee Island.
Come and explore the island's newest addition, the Tybee Pier and Pavilion, located on the strand between 15th and Tybrisa streets.

Tybee is a peaceful 15 minute drive over the marsh from historic Savannah, GA. Savannah is the setting for the popular novel, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."
From 1897 to 1947, Fort Screven was an integral part of America's coastal defense system. Troops trained and stood guard on Tybee Island throughout the Spanish-American War of 1898, World War I, and World War II. In 1947 the Fort was closed and sold to the town of Tybee.

Email:	Click here to email the owner/manager
Contact Name:	Lauren Davis
Phone:	912 484 8397
Phone 2:	770 548 5554
Fax:	912 786 9652
Web site:	my tybee rentals http://www.mybeachhouseontybee.com
Web site:	information on Tybee Lighthouse http://www.tybeelighthouse.org

I may be reached anytime on my cellphone
770 548 5554 or 912 484 8397
Year round rental

Air Conditioning Alarm Clock Baking Dishes Beach Access Beach Chairs Beach Towels Blender Cable/DSL Internet Connection Ceiling Fans Charcoal Grill Clothes Dryer Clothes Washer Coffee Maker Conventional Oven Cookware Dishes DVD Player Free Parking Hair Dryer Iron / Ironing Board

Kitchen, Full Large Bathtub Linens Microwave Oven Pans Phone Pots Private Deck Private Patio Refrigerator Silverware Stereo Stereo with CD Player Stove Toaster TV with Cable Utensils VCR

Bocce Ball, horseshoes, croquet set, sand toys
Roleez beach carts, beach towels, beach chairs, 2 beach bikes
umbrellas, coolers
Central heat and A/C

Basketball Biking Boating Canoeing Casino Deep Sea Charter Fishing Fishing Golf Gym Hiking Jet Skiing Kayaking Library Live Theater

Night Activities Parasailing Sailing Scooter Rentals Shopping Snorkeling Sunset Cruises Surfing Swimming Tennis Water Skiing Wildlife Viewing Wind Surfing

Climb to the top of Tybee Lighthouse
Tour Old Fort Screven
Twin Arbors is located in the historic Fort Screven District
Formerly an Old Fort Screven army barracks upgraded with all amenities.
nature and bike trails
music and art galleries
Fabulous restaurants
Tybee Marine Science Center - great hands-on for kids
skateboard park
Tour Fort Pulaski - National Monument
Close to Cumberland Island - National Seashore
Dolphin cruises - very popular

Security Deposit: 200
Tax Information: 12
Cleaning Fee: 50-125

Please inquire for individual rates for one and two bedroom sides.
Housekeeping fee 50-125
12% tax
100 pet cleaning fee if you bring a dog

04/26/2003 my family and myself had a great vacation on tybee.my beach house is a wonderful place to stay,very close to everything.thankyou lauren for all of your help. dave meyers and family

-dave meyers, port st lucie,fl (davemeyers250@msn.com)
-772-878-5726


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08/03/2003 We have just returned home from our first trip to Tybee Island in many years. This was one of the most relaxing and enjoyable weeks I have spent in years. The house was ready for us to move in for our vacation, the weather was cooperative, and the beach was beautiful. We enjoyed many of the local restaurants including Tango Cafe, Outback, A.J.'s , and of course the Breakfast Club. We were not ready to leave when our time ended so we have started planning our next trip. Thanks for thinking of every detail, Lauren. You planned for every whim we could have dreamed up. Beth, Dee, Angie, Amy, Sarah, LeeAnn, and Buster.



-Beth , Jefferson, GA (egd78@earthlink.net)



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03/10/2006 I really loved the summer house in the back. It was so cute! The bold colors and flamingo kitsch was a FUN touch. It reminded me of the 'Hon tradition here in Baltimore! All of the personal thought and eclectic '50s decor made my family's stay at Tybee one to relive. Thanks alot! We look forward to staying here again =]

-Lexi, Baltimore, MD (weirdaliengirlie@hotmail.com)

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My Beach House includes My Little Beach House within fenced backyard.


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MY BEACH HOUSE "Hi, Graduation was great, good luck everyone, Happy Birthday,Kimi"
guest name: Sarah,Kimi,Emily
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"We had a blast!"
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07/01/2002 date entered: 07/01/2002

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"We had a very,very good time! Plan to do it again. Thank you so much for a great house."
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10/01/2002 date entered: 10/01/2002

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"Greetings from Mom Pierce, Mary B. Campbell, Lynnis Hanaker, Martha Biddle,Susan and JD Hansford. This was our annual mother-daughter trip. We had a great time - even tho' it rained alot."
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guest name: All from Kentucky
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11/01/2002 date entered: 11/01/2002

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"Happy Thanksgiving from Susan and Amy Lyons (Mollie,too!) Blue skys, long walks on the beach, breathtaking sunsets, good food,dolphins. Great beach house. We had a memorable, great time. THANKS (they left great photos of themselves - having fun)
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guest name: Mom, Amy and Mollie(golden retrie
guest city-state/province: Atlanta, GA



01/01/2003 date entered: 01/01/2003

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My Beach House was a nice getaway for us all. Thanks.
Just dropping a note to you regarding security deposit check you are holding to see if it has been sent back as of yet.
Thanks again, have already referred people over to your site.

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Rental deposit are mailed back within two weeks after departure.
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01/23/2003 date entered: 01/23/2003

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"Thanks for "Ariele". (they bought our mermaid) "Beach house was great"
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guest name: Cathy and Charlie Roberts
guest city-state/province: Canton, PA



03/10/2003 date entered: 03/10/2003

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We had a wonderful time at your beach house. Thanks for the dog treats...clancey loved them. We had a problem getting our CD out of the player. If you're able to retrieve it, would you mind mailing it to us? It would be much appreciated, thanks for everything.
MY BEACH HOUSE
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03/13/2003 date entered: 03/13/2003

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We enjoyed The Breakfast club. Try the pecan waffles. It is fantastic. Just a couple of blocks down on the right hand side.
the Crab shack has nice island atmosphere - complete with palm-leaf roofs and Jimmy buffet music. Everyone gets the Sampler Platter, but be prepared to work for your meal! Right on chimney Creek - nice, quiet location.
We just spent most of the time by the beach! It's about 3 miles to the north end - loevely walk, but bring

The coastal region of Georgia has a relatively moderate climate. Average temperatures of the islands are slightly lower than on the mainland. Sea breezes offer relief from intense summer heat. Daily maximum temperatures in July and August (the warmest months) are usually in the 80s and low 90s. The islands are the only part of the state south of Atlanta that has mean daily maximum temperatures below 90F in July and August (Carter 1967).

Winters are relatively mild and short. The average minimum temperature for December and January (the coldest months) is about 43F. On the average, there are 305 freeze-free days at Brunswick and 267 at Savannah (Carter 1967)

Tybee Island is a unique small coastal barrier island only 11 miles east of Savannah, GA. The origin of the unusual name of "Tybee" is in itself a legend. Native Americans came to the island to hunt and fish, and gave it the name Tybee, which is a Euchee Indian word meaning "salt."
Approximately 2,500 locals call Tybee home with the summer population swelling to 8,000 at times. Tybee has many restaurants - from fine dining to favorites with a more casual atmosphere. Our rental packet will include our personal favorites


Beach lovers from all over the world come to the Tybee Island beaches, Lighthouse, Marine Science center, Museums, Fort Screven and nearby Fort Pulaski.


Tybee Island's history is reflected by theLighthouse, constructed in 1739. The structure, which stands today is 154 feet high.


Numerous historic attractions on or near the island range from Fort Pulaski National Monument, Fort Pulaski was a Civil War - era fort and is now operated by the National Park Service, to the famous Savannah Historic District, located west of Tybee Island.
Come and explore the island's newest addition, the Tybee Pier and Pavilion, located on the strand between 15th and Tybrisa streets.

Tybee is a peaceful 15 minute drive over the marsh from historic Savannah, GA. Savannah is the setting for the popular novel, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."
From 1897 to 1947, Fort Screven was an integral part of America's coastal defense system. Troops trained and stood guard on Tybee Island throughout the Spanish-American War of 1898, World War I, and World War II. In 1947 the Fort was closed and sold to the town of Tybee.

Twin Arbors with private rose and jasmine-covered arbors Beautiful North Beach Livingroom in two bedroom side with satellite TV, comfortable queen futon, and oak floors. Bath in one bedroom side queen bed in one bedroom side View of Lighthouse from one bedroom side One bedroom side diningroom Outdoor shower Diningroom in two bedroom side with antiques Rear entrance to two bedroom side Private use of large fenced backyard Kitchen in two bedroom side with commercial size washer and dryer Sunset and moonrise at Tybee Lighthouse