51 Avenue C, Apalachicola, FL 32320 Hartung and Noblin, Inc.€¦ · 3303 Thomasville Road,...

51 Avenue C, Apalachicola, FL 32320

For Sale Hartung and Noblin, Inc.

Chip Hartung [email protected]

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Property Overview Details

•The Gibson Inn is one of the most recognized and iconic hospitality and lodging destinations in North Florida

•Located in the popular downtown coastal community of Apalachicola, FL

•Built in 1907 of native heart pine and black cypress

•Fully renovated in 1983 with numerous additional renovations

•Guest rooms are uniquely appointed with authentic antique furnishings, cable TV, telephone and wireless internet

•Miles of un-crowded pristine beaches, bays and water ways nearby

Office: 850.386.6160 Cell 850.980.4007 Fax: 850.386.1797 The Gibson Inn Listing Website

Coldwell Banker Commercial Hartung and Noblin, Inc. 3303 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee Fl. 32308

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The information shown or contained herein is believed to be accurate but is not warranted or guaranteed, is subject to errors, omissions and changes without notice and should be verified independently. ©2015 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC, dba Coldwell Banker Commercial Affiliates. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC, dba Coldwell Banker Commercial Affiliates fully supports the principles of the Equal Opportunity Act. Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated.

VICTORIAN BED AND BREAKFAST INN Price: $3,280,000

Property Type: 30 Room Bed and Breakfast Inn (19,276+- sf) Annex Retail Building (2,838+- sf) Office Building (2,394+- sf) Vacant Commercial Lot

Tax ID #: #01-09S-08W-8330-0001-0010 #01-09S-08W-8330-0010-0010 #01-09S-08W-8330-0010-0020

Zoning: C1, General Commercial Downtown (City of Apalachicola)

Lot Sizes: .40 +- Acre Inn & Retail Building .14 +- Acre Annex Office Building .14 +- Acre Vacant Commercial Lot 2016 NOI: $358,483

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THE GIBSON INN AND AREA

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Historic Apalachicola and surrounding area The coastal communities of Apalachicola, St. George Island and Eastpoint are in the heart of the Forgotten Coast. This area offers an authentic taste of Florida's Gulf Coast. Experience historic Apalachicola, a quaint small southern town with a strong maritime culture. Apalachicola is an eclectic group of locally owned shops, galleries and restaurants which serve fresh local seafood, and meticulously restored B&B’s and hotels. There are miles of un-crowded pristine beaches, an endless supply of shallow bays and waterways, excellent fishing and acres of National and State forests to explore. Combine all this with some of the finest oysters and seafood in the country.

The Gibson Inn is a fine example of Florida "Cracker" Architecture. This was the style of wood frame structures used widely in the 19th and early 20th century in Florida. These homes and businesses are characterized by metal roofs, raised floors, high ceilings, center hallways, and large wrap around porches. A widows walk and cupola crown the tin roof, all a reflection of the area's steamboat past. Built in 1907 of native heart pine and black cypress, the inn soon became known as a first class luxury hotel and was the only one between Pensacola and Jacksonville heated entirely by steam. Many of the 30 guest rooms are uniquely appointed with authentic antique furnishings, cable TV, telephone, and wireless internet. Each guest room has its own full private bath. Recently selected as one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's "Dozen Distinctive Destinations", Apalachicola is a wealth of history. Walk the streets of downtown and you'll find quaint shops, art galleries, restaurants, and museums. Take a boat tour and see the beautiful nature that surrounds the area. Stroll through the neighborhoods and find restored homes that give you a glimpse of Apalachicola's past. On the working waterfront you may see a shrimp boat unloading or take a ride over the bridge and see the oystermen hard at work hand tonging up your future lunch or dinner!

It is Florida as it once was.

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“lots of little touches and wonderful verandas”


http://www.apalachicolabay.org/the-area/apalachicola/

http://seestgeorgeisland.com/

http://www.saltyflorida.com/areas-to-visit/eastpoint/

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Apalachicola River is the largest river in Florida by water volume/flow

Apalachicola River provides 35% of the freshwater flow and nutrients to the eastern Gulf of Mexico

Apalachicola River is 106 miles long, extending from the confluence of Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers at the Alabama,

Florida, Georgia state line to Apalachicola Bay on the northern Gulf of Mexico

Apalachicola Bay is one of the most productive estuaries in the northern hemisphere as a result of the overall good

water quality

Apalachicola Bay is a major forage area for such offshore fish species as gag grouper and gray snapper

Ninety percent of Florida’s oysters and ten percent of the nation’s oysters are harvested in Apalachicola Bay

Dr. Gorier, a physician, scientist, inventor, and humanitarian, was a resident of Apalachicola and became known

as “the father of refrigeration”

The Gibson Inn is well loved by its customers and they return regularly to enjoy the conveniences

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The inn, originally called the Franklin Hotel, was built in 1907 during the town’s heyday as a lumber port

The stunning three story structure built of native heart pine and black cypress was adorned with wrap around

porches on the first and second floors

After World War II, the Gibson Inn was used as a hotel, a boarding house, a saloon and was eventually divided into

quadrants which were then leased to small businesses in the late 1970’s

In 1983, Neil Koun, Michael Koun and Michael Merlo purchased the Gibson Inn

Guest enjoy the large comfortable lobby and an old-style wooden bar

Take a stroll from The Gibson Inn and witness the stunning views of the bay and walk to the many local

shops/restaurants that surround the area

The inn also features an elegant yet casual restaurant, Gormley’s at the Gibson Inn with Chef Gormley

Apalachicola, “hidden gem ambiance” due to it being surrounded by so much water

The town is where the past seems entwined with the present

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APALACHICOLA RIVER and BAY

INTERESTING FACTS


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gorrie

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvan_Wentworth_Chapman

http://www.gibsoninn.com/

http://www.chefgormley.com/



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PHOTOS

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