Gregory Peck and President Harry Truman were said to have played poker in the dining room
Location: Key West, Florida
Price: $7.235 million
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and novelist ...
Ask anyone what they love about Key West and the answer will eventually find its way to the water. The light on it at dawn. The impossible clarity of it over the flats. The way an entire life can reorganize itself around the rhythm of tides...
Ask almost anyone who has made the leap from visiting Key West to living here, and the story rarely begins with a spreadsheet. It begins with a feeling. Often it begins with something small and almost comic, a rooster crowing in the lane ...
National attention is shining on one of Key West’s most distinctive properties. Brenda Donnelly and Brenda Donnelly Real Estate’s featured listing at 1401 Atlantic Blvd., known as The Atlantis House, was highlighted this week by Realtor...
From sponge boats to the official state pie, the story of Key West’s signature dessert is the story of the island itself — and one Atlantic Boulevard compound is carrying the tradition forward.
Ask ten people where Key lime pie was b...
For many buyers, the decision to explore Key West real estate begins long before they walk through the front door of a home. It begins with a feeling.
There is a rhythm to Key West that is difficult to replicate in other Florida luxury m...
For buyers exploring historic homes in Key West, choosing the right neighborhood is just as important as choosing the home itself. Across the island, each neighborhood offers its own architectural character, pace, lifestyle, and relationshi...
What makes a historic Key West home unforgettable is that no two feel exactly alike. In fact, that individuality is one of the reasons so many buyers searching for Old Town Key West Homes fall in love with the island almost immediately. Wal...
There’s a reason so many people arrive in Key West for a vacation and quietly begin searching real estate listings before they leave.
It isn’t just the turquoise water or the sunsets that pull people in. It’s the feeling of living ...
There’s a reason people don’t just visit Key West. They return. And eventually, many decide to stay.
Long before it became a destination for second homes and investment properties, Key West was a place people came to disappear, reinvent ...