530 S. 6th St.
The Walker Home
Built in the early 1920s for the Sorrell family, this home features spacious front and side porches and a beautifully landscaped yard. A coastal theme throughout the house emphasizes Amelia Island’s nautical history.
314 N. 5th St.
The Anderson Home
This two-story home on N. 5th Street was built circa 1900 as a private residence but has also been a boarding house with five small apartments. The current owner has restored much of the home to its original style, highlighting the stained glass windows, beautiful living room fireplace and hardwood floors.
213 N. 4th St
The East Home
In 1904 the E.E. Pennington family built this stately home in the heart of Fernandina Beach’s historic district across the street from St. Michaels Church. Many of the original features have been maintained, including French pocket doors, high ceilings and sash windows.
314 S. 7th St.
The Shannon Home
Sitting on a double lot, this Victorian home was built circa 1850 and was owned by the same family for multiple generations. The carefully maintained historic features of the home are highlighted by the owner’s collection of antique furnishings.
12 S. 6th Street
The Postma Home
Built circa 1870, this Victorian home was built as a private residence with the kitchen located outside. Many of the features such as the heart pine floors, original stained glass windows and crown molding have been preserved.
