Apostle House 245 Intendencia St 2 479 pi² 100% Loué Bureau Immeuble Pensacola, FL 32502 1 967 027 $ CAD (793,48 $ CAD/pi²)

The Apostle House at 245 E. Intendencia Street o ers a rare opportunity to own a historic property in Pensacola’s Seville Historic District. Built in 1872 and thoughtfully updated, this two-story structure combines architectural character with modern functionality. The property spans approximately 2,479 square feet and sits on a generous 0.34-acre lot, providing over 15 surface parking spaces and a handicap-accessible ramp. Zoned HC-1, it accommodates a range of commercial uses while also presenting potential for conversion into a private residence. The building features original heart pine floors, decorative fireplaces, and 12-foot ceilings, creating a distinctive environment for professional o ices or boutique operations. Its layout includes multiple rooms across two levels and a kitchen area for added convenience. Located within walking distance of downtown Pensacola’s dining, retail, and cultural attractions, the property o ers excellent connectivity to major thoroughfares and the waterfront. This asset is currently leased through September 2026, making it an attractive option for investors seeking stable income and long-term upside in one of Pensacola’s most desirable districts. The area surrounding 245 E. Intendencia Street sits in the center of downtown Pensacola, within the Seville Square Historic District and the broader Pensacola Historic District. It is one of the city’s most walkable and established areas, where preserved architecture and active downtown commercial uses exist side by side. E. Intendencia Street is known for its well-preserved historic buildings, including French Creole cottages and Gulf Coast vernacular residences, many dating to the 19th century. Together with nearby professional o ices, boutique service businesses, cultural destinations, and small-scale commercial uses, these streets create a cohesive setting where historic architectural character and active downtown commerce reinforce one another. Within a short walk is Seville Square, a central gathering space that hosts major community events throughout the year and anchors the district. Nearby are museums, churches, and cultural landmarks that contribute to a steady visitor presence. Just west, Palafox Street serves as the primary commercial and main street corridor, with a concentration of restaurants, retail, o ices, and entertainment venues. The corridor supports consistent pedestrian activity and is the focus of ongoing city-led streetscape and infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing accessibility and long-term vitality

The Apostle House at 245 E. Intendencia Street o ers a rare opportunity to own a historic property in Pensacola’s Seville Historic District. Built in 1872 and thoughtfully updated, this two-story structure combines architectural character with modern functionality. The property spans approximately 2,479 square feet and sits on a generous 0.34-acre lot, providing over 15 surface parking spaces and a handicap-accessible ramp. Zoned HC-1, it accommodates a range of commercial uses while also presenting potential for conversion into a private residence. The building features original heart pine floors, decorative fireplaces, and 12-foot ceilings, creating a distinctive environment for professional o ices or boutique operations. Its layout includes multiple rooms across two levels and a kitchen area for added convenience. Located within walking distance of downtown Pensacola’s dining, retail, and cultural attractions, the property o ers excellent connectivity to major thoroughfares and the waterfront. This asset is currently leased through September 2026, making it an attractive option for investors seeking stable income and long-term upside in one of Pensacola’s most desirable districts. The area surrounding 245 E. Intendencia Street sits in the center of downtown Pensacola, within the Seville Square Historic District and the broader Pensacola Historic District. It is one of the city’s most walkable and established areas, where preserved architecture and active downtown commercial uses exist side by side. E. Intendencia Street is known for its well-preserved historic buildings, including French Creole cottages and Gulf Coast vernacular residences, many dating to the 19th century. Together with nearby professional o ices, boutique service businesses, cultural destinations, and small-scale commercial uses, these streets create a cohesive setting where historic architectural character and active downtown commerce reinforce one another. Within a short walk is Seville Square, a central gathering space that hosts major community events throughout the year and anchors the district. Nearby are museums, churches, and cultural landmarks that contribute to a steady visitor presence. Just west, Palafox Street serves as the primary commercial and main street corridor, with a concentration of restaurants, retail, o ices, and entertainment venues. The corridor supports consistent pedestrian activity and is the focus of ongoing city-led streetscape and infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing accessibility and long-term vitality