Own a remarkable piece of Jacksonville history with the PJ Ryan House, a charming and versatile residence originally established in 1865 by the Irish immigrant. Rich with character, this property has worn many hats, serving as a hotel, tea room, wine tasting space, & private dwelling, yet it remains warm, inviting at its core. After a major fire in 1873, it briefly housed the operations of the Union Hotel before the U.S. Hotel opened in 1880. Nestled in the heart of the historic district, this home offers timeless architecture, storied past, and endless potential. The building has had renovations to the foundation, roofing, masonry, plumbing and HVAC. Downstairs: large public room, sitting room, parlor, half-kitchen and two bathrooms- one is ADA. Upstairs: two rooms for offices or bedrooms. The property includes a perpetual 13' x 70' easement that provides frontage and presence on Jacksonville's main tourist street. The lease expires in October. Don't bother tenants. Appointment Only.