High and dry Duval Square easy living in the heart of old town Key West in this loft condo with your private terrace and a beautiful roof top community pool with views to Duval street. Enjoy peace and quiet while you are living steps from the action on Duval Street with it's, restaurant, shops, galleries, bars and more. You are a short walk away from the Southernmost point & beach, the Lighthouse, the Hemingway house, the Butterfly conservatory and everything that downtown Key West has to offer. Enjoy the open floor plan with Cathedral ceilings and the loft bedroom upstairs. This location qualifies for a transient license for vacation rentals. Make this your new full or part time residence and never look back. Parking is easy here with one assigned garage space and a parking lot for guests
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1987Year Built
$820Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Ellen Gvili• Ocean Sotheby's International Realty
Listed by Marc Ulanowski• Equestrian Sotheby's International Realty
Bought with Matthew Sheehan• Coastal Collection Real Estate Inc.
Great Duval Street Location. A Beautiful Turn-key At Duval Square. Loft Bedroom With Vaulted Ceilings & Tile Throughout. New Appliances.
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Last updated by owner on Aug 22, 2024.
HRCC-3
Historic Residential Commercial Core, Duval Street Oceanside District
Consistent with the comprehensive plan future land use map, the HRCC-3 Duval Street Oceanside District includes the Duval Street Oceanside Corridor from Petronia Street south to United Street. Located toward the southern end of Duval Street, this corridor serves as a center for arts, crafts, gifts, designer goods, restaurants, and tourist accommodations. Structures within this corridor generally have retained a front facade which is much less commercialized relative to the entertainment center on the gulf side of Duval Street. The front facades generally have much smaller storefront windows and frequently incorporate a residential vernacular characterized by wood frame windows, equipped with mullions, and wood clapboard siding. This area shall be regulated by more restrictive performance standards than those applicable to the HRCC-1 district north of Petronia Street. The criteria for development within the HRCC-3 district shall require larger open space ratios, design standards which preserve and reinforce the physical characteristics of the area, and land use restrictions which exclude sidewalk bars and lounges which may produce excessive noise incompatible with surrounding activities.