333 Spring Avenue

CIRCA 1911 HISTORY. SPACIOUS BONUS ROOM. MILLVILLE LOCATION NEAR THE BOAT RAMP. 933 Spring Avenue in Panama City's historic Millville community brings together a documented Bay County story, flexible interior space, and convenient access to local waterways. Known as ''The Doctors' House,'' this two-bedroom, two-bath home features a covered front porch, separate living and dining rooms, a large rear bonus room, and a Florida room overlooking the fully fenced backyard. Originally built circa 1911 and rebuilt in 2020, the home combines its historic origins with more recent improvements. According to the historic Millville plaque, the Moore Timber Company originally built the home around 1911 in Bay Harbor. Its early residents included Dr. James C. Jones and Dr. James Montgomery Nixon, physicians who helped shape Bay County's medical community. Both were founding members of the Bay County Medical Society and helped establish the Bay County Red Cross Chapter in 1915. The J. E. Joyner family moved the house to its present location in 1949, and restoration work began in 1989. Inside, separate living, dining, and kitchen spaces provide a defined layout, while updated luxury vinyl plank flooring extends through both bedrooms. The rear bonus room offers additional space for an office, hobbies, or a second sitting area, with an adjacent full bathroom and laundry area. The Florida room adds another setting for enjoying the backyard surroundings. Outside, the concrete driveway accommodates multiple vehicles, with gated backyard access and a storage shed providing additional utility. A 10-panel solar energy system will be paid off by the seller at closing. Reported updates include a metal roof and electric HVAC system installed in 2019, plus a gas tankless water heater installed in 2022. The property is located in Flood Zone X, so flood insurance is not required by lenders. Just a couple of blocks from Bob George Boat Ramp off North Church Avenue, the location offers convenient access to boating and surrounding waterways, with historic downtown Millville and Downtown Panama City nearby. Historic roots. Versatile spaces. A connection to Panama City's waterfront community. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to verify if important.

CIRCA 1911 HISTORY. SPACIOUS BONUS ROOM. MILLVILLE LOCATION NEAR THE BOAT RAMP. 933 Spring Avenue in Panama City's historic Millville community brings together a documented Bay County story, flexible interior space, and convenient access to local waterways. Known as ''The Doctors' House,'' this two-bedroom, two-bath home features a covered front porch, separate living and dining rooms, a large rear bonus room, and a Florida room overlooking the fully fenced backyard. Originally built circa 1911 and rebuilt in 2020, the home combines its historic origins with more recent improvements. According to the historic Millville plaque, the Moore Timber Company originally built the home around 1911 in Bay Harbor. Its early residents included Dr. James C. Jones and Dr. James Montgomery Nixon, physicians who helped shape Bay County's medical community. Both were founding members of the Bay County Medical Society and helped establish the Bay County Red Cross Chapter in 1915. The J. E. Joyner family moved the house to its present location in 1949, and restoration work began in 1989. Inside, separate living, dining, and kitchen spaces provide a defined layout, while updated luxury vinyl plank flooring extends through both bedrooms. The rear bonus room offers additional space for an office, hobbies, or a second sitting area, with an adjacent full bathroom and laundry area. The Florida room adds another setting for enjoying the backyard surroundings. Outside, the concrete driveway accommodates multiple vehicles, with gated backyard access and a storage shed providing additional utility. A 10-panel solar energy system will be paid off by the seller at closing. Reported updates include a metal roof and electric HVAC system installed in 2019, plus a gas tankless water heater installed in 2022. The property is located in Flood Zone X, so flood insurance is not required by lenders. Just a couple of blocks from Bob George Boat Ramp off North Church Avenue, the location offers convenient access to boating and surrounding waterways, with historic downtown Millville and Downtown Panama City nearby. Historic roots. Versatile spaces. A connection to Panama City's waterfront community. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to verify if important.