NAI Pensacola proudly introduces a remarkable stand-alone historic building at 106 West Cervantes. This two-story architectural gem, spanning 2906 SF, showcases the exquisite "painted lady" era style. Nestled along a prominent travel corridor, its eye-catching bright blue exterior, complemented by butter yellow trim and inviting white upper and lower-level porches, captivates passersby.

Step inside and be awed by the beautifully updated interior, meticulously preserving its historical charm. Impeccable hardwood floors, four original mantled fireplaces, and intricate trim and moldings are among the remarkable architectural features.

NAI Pensacola proudly introduces a remarkable stand-alone historic building at 106 West Cervantes. This two-story architectural gem, spanning 2906 SF, showcases the exquisite "painted lady" era style. Nestled along a prominent travel corridor, its eye-catching bright blue exterior, complemented by butter yellow trim and inviting white upper and lower-level porches, captivates passersby.

Step inside and be awed by the beautifully updated interior, meticulously preserving its historical charm. Impeccable hardwood floors, four original mantled fireplaces, and intricate trim and moldings are among the remarkable architectural features.

106 W. Cervantes is a historic building that was constructed in 1905 and underwent a meticulous renovation in 2000. With its six spacious rooms, this property offers great flexibility as it can be utilized as bedroom or office. Additionally, it features an expansive kitchen area, two restrooms, and a modern fire suppression system throughout. The architectural integrity of the building has been preserved, boasting high ceilings, exquisite woodwork, cased windows, beadboard ceilings in selected areas, mantled fireplaces, and a stunning solid oak stairwell. Furthermore, the property conveniently offers approximately seven parking spaces at the rear. Ideal for office purposes or the concept of "Live where you work," this building encompasses 1,453 square feet on both the upper and lower levels.