Rooms: 133 Exterior Corridor Lot Size: 2.27 acres 2 Stories Hotel is located right off Interstate I-95 Close to All Demand Generators Bank Financing Available Property Features: - Plus Manager's Apartment - Great Location - Outdoor Pool - Close to Jacksonville Cruise Port - Nearby attractions such as Zoo and Theater Noble Suites – Jacksonville, FL, offers a prime investment opportunity with its strategic location just off Interstate I-95, providing excellent accessibility to key destinations in the city. The property is situated only 6 miles from Jacksonville International Airport and lies within close proximity to several notable attractions and landmarks. The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is just 3 miles away, while the Florida Theatre is located approximately 9 miles from the property. Other nearby points of interest include the Oceanway Community Center (5 miles), Catherine Street Fire Station #3, and the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center (9 miles). Additionally, the property is within 8 miles of the Jacksonville Cruise Terminal, 8 miles of EverBank Stadium, and 9 miles of the Museum of Science and History, as well as 7 miles from the Jacksonville Arboretum and Gardens. The property is also located approximately 9 miles from Downtown Jacksonville, positioning it near the city’s central business district and major economic hubs. Its location in North Jacksonville, part of consolidated Duval County, further enhances its long-term value due to the area’s stable infrastructure and accessibility. Local dining options, such as Chan’s Chinese Restaurant (0.8 miles), and community amenities, including Oceanway Assembly of God Church (5 miles), are also within a short drive. Location Highlights: 1. Proximity to Transportation: Situated right off Interstate I-95, the property is a quick 10-15 minute drive from Jacksonville International Airport (6 miles) and is also near the Jacksonville Amtrak Station (9 miles). 2. Nearby Attractions: The property is close to major attractions, including the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens (3 miles), Jacksonville Cruise Terminal (8 miles), and EverBank Stadium (8 miles). 3. Cultural and Entertainment Venues: The area offers a mix of cultural and entertainment spots, such as the Florida Theatre (9 miles), Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum (8 miles), and the Museum of Science and History (10 miles). 4. Landmarks and Nature: Local landmarks like Catherine Street Fire Station #3 and the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center are nearby. For outdoor enthusiasts, Jacksonville Arboretum and Gardens is also a notable attraction in the vicinity. Jacksonville, Florida is in the midst of a historic transformation, with major developments spanning downtown revitalization, new entertainment venues, and significant commercial growth. These projects are directly designed to increase the number of visitors and create new demand for hotel business. Here are the key developments coming to Jacksonville that could drive hotel business in the area: 1. Downtown and Riverfront Redevelopment The Shipyards and Riverfront Plaza: The Four Seasons is part of a larger plan to redevelop the Shipyards into a vibrant mixed-use area. This also includes the Riverfront Plaza, which is transforming the site of the former Jacksonville Landing into a central park with event lawns, a playground, and a new riverwalk. A more attractive and active downtown riverfront will encourage more visitors and provide new venues for events, directly benefiting hotels. River's Edge on the Southbank: This 34-acre waterfront project is planned to include luxury townhomes, retail, and a marina. As a new urban community, it will attract residents and visitors, creating new reasons for people to stay in the area for shopping, dining, and leisure. Emerald Trail: A major infrastructure project, the Emerald Trail is a 30-mile network of walking and biking paths that will connect downtown to historic neighborhoods. This will enhance the city's appeal to recreational and ecotourism, bringing in a new segment of travelers. 2. New Hotels and Hospitality New Hotels in Brooklyn: The Brooklyn neighborhood, located between downtown and Riverside, is a hotspot for new hotel construction. Projects like the AC Hotel Brooklyn and the Home2 Suites by Hilton are under construction or recently completed, indicating strong developer confidence in the area's growth. Hilton Jacksonville Mayo Clinic: Located on the Mayo Clinic's campus, a new Hilton hotel is being built to accommodate patients, visitors, and medical professionals. This development addresses a specific, high-demand segment of travelers and provides a high-end option for those visiting the renowned medical center. Historic Hotel Renovations: Historic buildings in downtown Jacksonville, such as the Ambassador Hotel, are being redeveloped into new boutique hotels. These projects preserve the city's unique character while adding new lodging options with distinct appeal. 3. Sports, Events, and Entertainment Stadium of the Future: The Jacksonville Jaguars are proposing a major renovation of their stadium, which would be transformative for the entire sports and entertainment district. A state-of-the-art facility would attract more and larger-scale events, concerts, and conventions, which would in turn create a massive, recurring demand for hotel rooms. New Museum of Science and History (MOSH): The Museum of Science and History is relocating to a massive new facility on the Northbank. This new, large-scale attraction will draw a significant number of visitors, including school groups and families, who will require lodging. Please Do Not Call The Hotel or Hotel Employees about the Sale of the Hotel. 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