FERNANDINA BEACH, FL – October 28, 2024 — Fernandina Beach Main Street is pleased to announce The Addison on Amelia Island as the recipient of the 3rd Quarter Curb Appeal Award. This prestigious award honors businesses within Fernandina Beach’s historic district that exemplify exceptional commitment to beautification and curb appeal. The Addison, a charming boutique inn located on Ash Street, has been recognized for its outstanding dedication to creating a welcoming and picturesque environment for visitors and locals alike.
The Addison's enchanting brick pathways, elegant fountains, meticulous landscaping, and inviting courtyard set a high standard for curb appeal in our community. Guests are drawn in by the thoughtful design and lush plantings that complement the historic charm of the surrounding area.
"The Addison on Amelia Island’s attention to detail in landscaping and design makes it a standout in Fernandina Beach’s downtown,” said Lisa F. of Fernandina Beach Main Street. “Their care in maintaining a beautiful and inviting environment enhances our historic district and provides a delightful experience for all who visit.”
The Curb Appeal Award program, established in 2023 by Fernandina Beach Main Street to celebrate properties that uphold the highest standards of community pride, considers nominations from the public year-round. Properties are evaluated based on various criteria, including general upkeep, landscape design, façade improvement, signage, and lighting. Each quarter, one commercial property is selected for the award.
For more information about the Curb Appeal Award program or to nominate a Main Street business, please visit www.fernandinamainstreet.com/business-resources. The mission of Fernandina Beach Main Street is to promote preservation-based economic vitality within the historic downtown and 8th Street business districts.
About Florida Main Street
Florida Main Street is a program administered by the Division of Historical Resources under the Florida Department of State, which currently oversees 57 communities throughout the state. By implementing the National Main Street Center’s Four-Point Approach, Florida Main Street encourages economic development within the context of historic preservation through the revitalization of Florida’s downtowns, cultural and heritage districts – the community’s heart and soul.
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