Tucked away on a quiet lane in Old Town Key West, this historic island home offers a rare combination of architectural character, elevated location, and walkable convenience. Positioned in the desirable X-flood zone near the island's highest natural elevation, the property sits just steps from the energy of Duval Street while maintaining a peaceful residential feel. Originally constructed during the Henry Flagler railroad era, the home has been thoughtfully updated while preserving the warmth and authenticity that make Key West architecture so iconic. Inside, rich Dade County pine walls, hardwood flooring, and tall ceilings create an inviting atmosphere filled with natural texture and timeless charm. Impact windows and curated high-end finishes blend seamlessly with the home's historic roots. The kitchen was designed with both style and function in mind, featuring Dade County pine countertops and a collection of premium appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Big Chill gas range. Flexible living areas allow the home to function as either a spacious two-bedroom retreat or a three-bedroom layout depending on your needs. Outdoor living is equally special. A lush backyard filled with mature tropical landscaping and fruit trees creates a private island setting that feels worlds away from the bustle of town, with space to potentially add a pool in the future. The welcoming front porch serves as a timeless gathering space, perfectly suited for morning coffee, evening cocktails, and enjoying the laid-back rhythm of Old Town living. Just a short stroll from Truman Waterfront Park, Fort Zachary Taylor Beach, galleries, restaurants, and marinas, this property captures the essence of classic Old Town living -- historic, relaxed, and unmistakably Key West.