The largest predominantly wooden historic district in the United States - conch houses, Victorian mansions, and landmarked estates on tree-canopied streets, steps from Duval Street, the seaport, and the Southernmost Point. Key West's trophy market lives here.
Historic homes ~$700K-$6.75M; trophy sales to $3.8M (2025)
802 Southard St sold $3.8M, Jun 2025; 715 Frances St sold $3.4M, Nov 2025. Trophy tier $4.9M+.
Duval Street, Southard Street, Frances Street, William Street, Virginia Street, Whitehead Street
Mallory Square, Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, Southernmost Point buoy, Key West Lighthouse, Historic Seaport
Walk-everywhere island living - galleries, fine dining, and sunset at Mallory Square on foot; private pools and walled courtyards behind historic facades. Scarcity of land keeps this market resilient.
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