Amelia Personal Storage

Highlights:

• Only one competitor in the 3 mile radius
• ASSUMABLE LOAN 3.25% RATE!
• 5 mile population density of 20,000 people
• Only 30 minutes from Jacksonville, FL

Description:

SVN Commercial Partners and SelfStorageSales.com proudly present Amelia Personal Storage located in the Exclusive Resort Community of Fernandina Beach, FL. This facility offers 24,000 SF of climate-controlled and drive-up self storage with 182 units plus 30 parking spaces. The facility sits on 1.8 acres. Amelia Personal Storage is fenced, paved, and gated with an automated gate. Major improvements have just been completed including new siding, full property paint, new ballasts, and refurbished roofs with warranty. There are no major storage competition nearby and storage zoning is extremely limited. After improvements, occupancy is at 68% leaving a major value add opportunity through leasing in an undersupplied market. There is a 3.25% assumable loan available.

The city of Fernandina Beach is located on Amelia Island in Northeastern, FL and is the county seat of Nassau County. Nassau County has a population of 105,000 people and Fernandina Beach has a population of 13,000 people. It is located just 36 miles north of Jacksonville. Fernandina Beach is considered the birthplace of shrimp-fishing industry. There are 13 miles of pristine shoreline for relaxation and adventure as well as several iconic landmarks including the Amelia Island Lighthouse and the historic Palace Saloon.

Fernandina Beach, located in Nassau County, Florida, has a 2024 population of 13,8321. It is currently growing at a rate of 1.36% annually and has increased by 5.65% since the most recent census in 20201. The town has experienced a stable yet slowly evolving community fabric that continues to attract new residents while retaining long-time locals.

"With a captivating blend of natural beauty, resorts and hotels and things to do for all ages, Amelia Island is the tranquil Northeast Florida escape enveloped in Southern charm."

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