Historic home in Apalachicola's coveted South Historic District. Walk to the waterfront and downtown. Steeped in history, this exceptional residence is a rare example of late-19th-century Gulf Coast architecture. Distinguished by its uncommon hip roof, graceful bay window, and classic double-porch. Constructed of old-growth heart pine and cypress, the home offers over 3,100 square feet of light-filled interior space beneath 11-foot ceilings. Original architectural elements remain beautifully intact, including two back-to-back fireplaces, original wainscoting and millwork, a striking grand staircase, and a bay window fitted with original “wavy” period glass. The floor plan features a gracious foyer, formal parlor or library, expansive great room for traditional living and dining, large kitchen, generously sized bedrooms, and 2nd-floor living area. Double front and rear porches create four expansive outdoor spaces. From the upper porch, enjoy glimpses of Apalachicola Bay and coastal breezes. Master bedroom has private balcony. Modern improvements have been sensitively integrated to honor the home's historic character while providing modern reliability. Updates include a new metal roof, an updated kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, twofully renovated bathrooms and half bath, and two new heat-pump HVAC systems. Ideally situated to Apalachicola's historic maritime heritage working waterfront, downtown shops, galleries, and renowned seafood restaurants, this home offers a walkable lifestyle immersed in living history. From weekend markets and community festivals to evening music and quiet neighborhood strolls, Apalachicola's authentic coastal culture surrounds you. The property also enjoys close proximity to the uncrowded, sugar white sand beaches of St. George Island.