Multiple Offers Received. Highest and Best Offer Notice. Sold at 65k. Introducing the crooked little cottage that could. It's a tiny home near downtown Pensacola. Built in 1929 it's way ahead of the current tiny home trend. It’s the real deal. And this cottage needs more than just TLC. It needs a new Roof and flooring, and everything in-between and even underneath (since there’s a cracked joist and isolated subfloor rot) But at least it's easy to get to with a crawl space just roomy enough so it’s not terrifyingly claustrophobic. And even with all its issues, they do seem small scale and approachable since this home comes in under 700 sq ft. This is not an intimidating, complicated renovation. Perfect project for the first time investor DIY types who have the dream and aren’t afraid to roll up a sleeve. That said, the cottage has a street side parking spot (not designated, just respectfully acknowledged by the neighbors) and a curb break from the street that lines up with the double gate for access to side of home. Two vehicles would fit there if needed and still be able to close gate. Traffic at this section of N Davis is just a casual flow, never busy, and traffic jam free. The street offers clear sidewalks, pedestrian crosswalks, and bike lanes, too. In the surrounding area you’ll discover a park and Community Center just ½ block away. Locally known historic sites are also close by which include the historic Crystal Ice House and Gen Daniel “Chappy” James Jr. First Steps. The Pensacola Community Pool and park is only 2 blocks away and was just approved for 1.8 million rebuild. And last but certainly not least, this little cottage will be conveniently skateable distance to Pensacola’s new world-class skate park, the Blake Doyle Community Park. Construction begins later this year. Price negotiable. Cash only purchase.