Key West from the Inside Out

Let's take a look at Key West from the inside looking out. And what a better place to start than the end.

From the front door on Passover Lane looking out to the Key West Cemetery.

From the dining area at the rear of a sweet little house in the 700 block of Southard Street.

From an apartment on upper Duval Street.

From a house on Grinnell Street looking down to a cottage on Cornish Lane.

From the master bedroom wing of a unique home across from Bayview Park.

From a guest cottage overlooking the home pool.

Three separate cottages on Fleming Street were combined and enlarged to create a stunning residence.

People all over the world know this location. Only a few ever got to see it from this vantage point.

From inside a bedroom at the front of the house looking out to Petronia Street.

A screened porch overlooking a cool pool on Von Phister Street in the Casa Marina Area.

From the screened rear porch of a Sanctuary Home on Golf Club Drive.

View from the third floor of a home a home Fleming Street artist who used this space for his studio.

 The swimming pool at this William Street home actually flows under this room.

Grand foyer of a home on Eisenhower Drive.

From the outside looking inside looking back outside at a home on Pinder Lane.

I will close out this little picture show of Key West houses viewing from the inside out. This home on Simonton Street is one of the most picturesque of any of the surviving untouched houses. It is being renovated at this time. If you wonder what is going to happen in Key West once people can return, they will. People want to flee the big cities and escape the boredom of mid-America and travel to our little island out in the middle of the ocean.