INVESTORS This income producing iconic ''Long Key Fish Camp'', is a historically significant and idyllic beachfront property! This multifamily home is nestled on one of the only private beaches in the Florida Keys offering 221' of white sandy beach. Situated at the southern tip of Long Key, this property boasts a breathtaking, unobstructed view of the Atlantic Ocean with sunrise and sunset views! This duplex features four bedrooms and two bathrooms designed as a fish camp paying homage to its hi...INVESTORS This income producing iconic ''Long Key Fish Camp'', is a historically significant and idyllic beachfront property! This multifamily home is nestled on one of the only private beaches in the Florida Keys offering 221' of white sandy beach. Situated at the southern tip of Long Key, this property boasts a breathtaking, unobstructed view of the Atlantic Ocean with sunrise and sunset views! This duplex features four bedrooms and two bathrooms designed as a fish camp paying homage to its history. Currently run as a successful vacation rental property allowing nightly rentals, this is an excellent opportunity for investors with owner financing.Outdoor and fishing enthusiasts will relish the proximity to Long Key State Park and the Viaduct, recognized as one of the world's top Tarpon fisheries. Whether you're an experienced angler or a novice, you'll find the fishing opportunities here unparalleled. The tranquil, shallow waters in front of the home are ideal for snorkeling, fishing, and relaxation. Numerous tiki huts flanking the beach provide a shaded retreat from the warm Florida sun, perfect for taking in the stunning ocean views. Whether you're eager to explore the area's many attractions or want to unwind beneath swaying palm trees, this beachfront paradise offers something for everyone.Of historical significance, this home occupies the former site of Henry Flagler's original Long Key Fishing Camp. Zane Grey, the renowned author, once called this place home, where he penned some of his works in the early 1900s. The camp was initially established for tourists seeking world-class fishing and served as lodging for the railroad workers constructing the Overseas Railroad to Key West. Over the years, the camp welcomed esteemed guests such as Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, Andrew Mellon, Charles Kettering, and other luminaries. Zane Grey, a pioneer of sailfishing, even became the inaugural president of the Long Key Fishing Club in 1917.