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The Southernmost House in the U.S.A. Description:
Located on the ocean the Southernmost House Grand Hotel & Museum was built in 1896. The house is a work of architectural wonder. The grounds are magnificent with glorious tropical gardens, a zero-entry pool, an antique wooden bar from Carson City, Nevada and four resident southernmost rabbits that delight guest with occasional visits.
The Southernmost House was built in 1896 for a cost of $250,000 (approximately $6 million today) by Judge J. Vining Harris, who married into the prominent Curry family. In 1939 the Ramos family purchased the property, which had been converted into a Cuban nightclub called Café Cayo Hueso (Bone Island Café), for $49,000. In 1954 it was converted back into a residence and remained so until 1996 when a $3 million restoration began to turn it into a 13-room hotel, with a museum on the first floor.
At A Glance:
- 13 Rooms
- Non-Smoking
- No Pets
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The Southernmost House in the U.S.A. Amenities and Features:
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Registered guests may enjoy a generous continental breakfast buffet from 8:00 – 10:30AM daily.
In room wine, champagne and beverage service is available upon request.
All rooms are equipped with color cable TV, coffee makers, hair dryers, iron and ironing board, and offer phones with data ports and free local calls. The House has gated on-site parking for registered guests.
Our large heated zero entry pool and spacious sundecks have magnificent panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Southernmost House in the U.S.A. Reservation Policies and Payment Information:
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