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Step into a rare piece of Carrabelle's history with this charming two-story Folk Victorian located in the heart of the Downtown Historic District. Known locally as the Cathy Banks House and Mamie Coleman House, this landmark property dates back to 1899 and reflects the early architectural character of Carrabelle's coastal heritage. Zoned C-1 Mixed Use, it offers endless potential as a bed and breakfast, boutique business, or distinctive private residence. Situated on the south side of SE Avenue B across from Dollar General and just off Hwy 98, this property spans approximately one acre and features over 2,500 square feet of interior space. Public utilities are available, and the structure retains many original features including its L-shaped vernacular frame and novelty siding. The home is currently vacant and partially furnished. Carrabelle's Historic Preservation Review Board and the Florida Department of State have recently recommended the downtown district, including this property, for formal nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, further enhancing its cultural and investment value. Whether you're drawn by its architectural significance or inspired to restore and reimagine its legacy, this historic gem offers a rare opportunity to become part of Carrabelle's story. Being sold AS-IS. Buyer responsible for due diligence regarding zoning and use.
Updated Description:
Step into a rare piece of Carrabelle's history with this charming two-story Folk Victorian located in the heart of the Downtown Historic District. Known locally as the Cathy Banks House and Mamie Coleman House, this landmark property dates back to 1899 and reflects the early architectural character of Carrabelle's coastal heritage. Zoned C-1 Mixed Use, it offers endless potential as a bed and breakfast, boutique business, or distinctive private residence. Situated on the south side of SE Avenue B across from D & G Hardware Store and just off Hwy 98, this property spans approximately one acre and features over 2,500 square feet of interior space. Public utilities are available, and the structure retains many original features including its L-shaped vernacular frame and novelty siding. The home is currently vacant and partially furnished. Carrabelle's Historic Preservation Review Board and the Florida Department of State have recently recommended the downtown district, including this property, for formal nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, further enhancing its cultural and investment value. Whether you're drawn by its architectural significance or inspired to restore and reimagine its legacy, this historic gem offers a rare opportunity to become part of Carrabelle's story. Being sold AS-IS. Buyer responsible for due diligence regarding zoning and use.
