Résidence Unifamiliale À Key West

A Key West Antiquity. A fresh point of view.

The story of 921 Angela Street reaches into Key West’s cigar-making past. The address appears in the city’s 1906 directory as the residence of cigar maker Claude Johnson--a connection to the craftsmen who helped shape the island.

Today, Dade County pine walls and floors, high ceilings, and a front porch that participates in the neighborhood carry that Old Town character forward.

Set in the X-500 flood zone within Key West’s Historic District, this two-bedroom, two-bath cottage offers the opportunity for thoughtful renovation--a chance to bring the home into the present while preserving its enduring appeal. Downstairs, the living area, kitchen, and guest bedroom establish a straightforward layout. Upstairs, the primary suite has its own bath and closet.

Outside, privacy fencing and mature tropical landscaping frame a backyard ready for your own vision. The rear deck offers space for outdoor dining and quiet afternoons, with the possibility of a cocktail pool, subject to space, permitting, and required approvals.

Walk to neighborhood restaurants, galleries, and world-famous Duval Street, or bicycle to the island’s beaches and parks. Mornings on the porch. Afternoons by the water. A tropical retreat shaped around the way you want to live.

An Old Town original, ready for a little imagination and a thoughtful hand.