Tucked away in the heart of Old-Town Key West! Welcome to 1075 R10 Duval Street offers the perfect blend of privacy, island charm, and effortless living. This thoughtfully designed 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence features 1,240 square feet of living space and is ideally positioned in a quiet, off-the-street setting while remaining just moments from shopping, dining, beaches, Boating and all that makes Key West extraordinary. Inside, you'll find a bright and inviting layout filled with natural light, and an easy indoor-outdoor flow. The guest bedroom has an en suite bathroom, perfect for friends and family. The spacious living and dining areas open seamlessly to a private outdoor space--perfect for morning coffee, evening cocktails, or soaking up the tropical breeze. A convenient half bath on the main level makes entertaining easy and comfortable for guests. The well-appointed kitchen offers ample cabinetry and workspace, making hosting effortless. Upstairs, two generously sized bedrooms each feature their own en-suite bathrooms, creating ideal separation and privacy for owners and guests alike. Primary/master bedroom has vaulted ceilings, private balcony and a walk in closet, fit for any King or Queen of the house. Step outside and enjoy your own private island setting, surrounded by lush landscaping that creates a peaceful and inviting atmosphere. Amazing Pool that over looks Duval Street. Watch the day go by or watch a parade from the roof top pool. Located within the Transit Receivership Zone (please note this unit does not currently hold a transit license), the property offers flexibility for a variety of ownership goals while remaining compliant with local regulations. Private. Peaceful. Perfectly Key West.
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.