Welcome to living at The John Gorrie Condominiums, converted from a Junior High School built in 1923. This prime-location, first-floor corner unit boasts 10+ft ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. Seven oversized windows span the length of the unit which compliments the sprawling living and dining area. Thoughtful and modern updates include designer DWR lighting paired with Lutron dimmer switches, solar rolling shades, updated paint, and upgraded LG appliances. You'll find that the unit's Northeast facing windows offer an abundance of natural light throughout the unit whilst being shielded from the heat of that afternoon Florida sun, which sets on the opposing side of the building. Enjoy the charming view of the property garden path, gorgeous trees, and the architectural beauty of the original schoolhouse. This 2BR/2BA unit also has a generous master bedroom, equipped with a Minka ceiling fan and coupled to an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. SEE MORE . . . . .

Supplements: This first floor end unit in Building 2 offers convenient access to the condominium's Fitness Center and two reserved end parking spaces in the gated west parking lot directly next to the building. The John Gorrie Condominium is in Jacksonville's highly desirable historic district where tree canopy shaded pedestrian friendly sidewalks invite you to walk around and explore the unique Riverside-Avondale historic area that offers such great character and charm to the neighborhood. Five-points is a few short blocks away, where shopping at eclectic boutiques and gourmet dining at one of many choice gathering spots is yours for the choosing. It is a 15 minute drive to NAS JAX, and a 35 min drive to the beach and NS Mayport. Close to Publix, The Fresh Market, Grass Roots Grocery, Bold Bean Coffee Roasters, The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Cummer Cafe, River & Post Restaurant, Blue Orchid, the Riverside Arts Market on Saturdays, multiple parks for recreation, the Shoppes of Avondale and so much more to explore. Don't miss you chance to live in a piece of history.