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In the UK, F2, F3 and F4 Savannah cats are legal and available to buy from reputable breeders. It's illegal to own an F1 Savannah cat without a Dangerous Wild Animal Licence, which an average cat owner will not be able to get. Savannahs make lively companions.
I'd never heard of them before. According to the website quoted above, https://www.sainsburysbank.co.uk/pet-insurance/cat-breed/savannah, "You can expect to pay between ?800 and ?16,000 for a Savannah kitten. The cost varies greatly depending on their generation." So maybe keep an eye out for potential catnappers as well.
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