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Located steps from downtown Pensacola, this magnificent and nationally registered Queen Anne Victorian estate, historically known as the Marzoni House, is a rare chance to own a sprawling historic property covering ⅓ acres.
Realtor Wayne Peacock notes that the home was built in 1890 and “meticulously” restored in 2014, adding that it “sits at the heart of Pensacola’s most prestigious historic neighborhood and operates today as an Airbnb Five-Star Superhost income-generating property.
During the Spanish-American War era, the property served as the Spanish Consulate in Pensacola, a role that earned it the name still used by locals today: The Old Spanish Consulate,” Peacock said.
Totaling over 7,500 square feet and two separate, matched structures, the property includes 12 suites and 13 ½ baths.
The three-story main house features living space, a modern kitchen, six suites, and a spiral staircase to the fourth-floor loft with a bed and a skylight. Additionally, there are several working fireplaces, adding to the ambiance and historical appeal.
A separate carriage house features six en-suite rooms, two equipped with kitchenettes. All rooms include French doors opening directly to the private courtyard.
The cobblestone courtyard is a hideaway to entertain or relax. It features covered patio space, a heated saltwater pool and an infinity spa.
Enjoy morning coffee, meals al fresco, or cocktails away from the neighborhood hustle and bustle.
The home’s location in Old East Hill places you minutes from Palafox Street and the surrounding areas where you’ll find top restaurants, shops, galleries, and a host of local festivals.
Sports buffs will appreciate being near Blue Wahoos Stadium for baseball games, and The Bay Center for hockey.
This article originally appeared on Pensacola News Journal: Victorian-era Pensacola mansion lists for $2.8M | Hot Property
Reporting by Phillip Makselan, Pensacola Homes / Pensacola News Journal
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By Phillip Makselan, Pensacola Homes | USA TODAY Network
