Downtown Pensacola is unique with 5 distinct neighborhoods.
Belmont/Devilliers Mixing diverse culture with education, this historic African-American business district is now home to glass-blowing artistry, the Belmont Art and Cultural Center, the city’s public library and Pensacola Junior College’s downtown campus.
Old East Hill A true historic preservation district on the east side of downtown Pensacola, Old East Hill is a place rich with traditions. Preserved for it’s historical significance in one of Florida’s oldest cities, Old East Hill enjoys charming, traditional homes, new condominiums and a neighborhood steep with tradition.
Gateway The Gateway district is alive with a full spectrum of nearby restaurants, businesses and parks. Just a step away is Pensacola’s very own “restaurant row” – home to unique spots for you to enjoy the day’s fresh catch or watch the famous sunset over the bay.
Waterfront Scenic vistas dominate this neighborhood known for its proximity to both Pensacola Bay and Palafox Street. A perfect combination for those who want to live close enough to the water to fish practically off their front porch, while still being able to go to work just a few blocks away.
Seville Historic District Unique shops, restaurants and businesses in restored shotgun houses and beautiful victorian homes. A place where you know your neighbor and you enjoy the historic nature of downtown Pensacola.
