800 Ladies Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Vacant residential property on a 0.10-acre lot in Fernandina Beach, Nassau County. Facts below come from the county property appraiser's public record.
County just value (tax roll) — not a market value
$219,020
County assessed value (tax roll)
$219,020
Lot size
0.10 acres (4,371 sq ft)
Land use
Vacant residential
FEMA flood zone
Not on file yet
County
Nassau County, FL
Parcel ID
fl-55-000031158000060110
At a glance
- Who owns 800 Ladies St?
- Nassau County property records list OLD TOWN PROPERTIES LLC as the owner of record.
- What is the county just value of 800 Ladies St?
- $219,020 on the Nassau County tax roll (as of January 1). Just value is the property appraiser's figure for property taxes — not a market value.
- What is the parcel ID?
- fl-55-000031158000060110 (Nassau County).
Current owner
- OLD TOWN PROPERTIES LLC
Owner contact info
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See plansMore on Ladies St
- 816 Ladies St $592K · built 1974
- 817 Ladies St $329K
- 902 Ladies St $762K · built 1900
- 908 Ladies St $219K
- 914 Ladies St $219K
- 920 Ladies St $219K
- 921 Ladies St $1.1M · built 2022
- 1003 Ladies St $1.1M · built 2020
- 1008 Ladies St $1M · built 2022
- 1012 Ladies St $571K · built 1946
All 25 properties on Ladies St · ZIP 32034 (Fernandina Beach). Values are county just values (tax roll), not market values.
Nearby properties
- Ladies St, Fernandina Beach $219K
- 801 San Fernando St, Fernandina Beach $623K · built 1910
- San Fernando St, Fernandina Beach $153K
- 803 San Fernando St, Fernandina Beach $535K · built 1935
- Ladies St, Fernandina Beach $219K
- 816 Ladies St, Fernandina Beach $592K · built 1974
- Ladies St, Fernandina Beach $219K
- Ladies St, Fernandina Beach $219K
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Source: Florida Department of Revenue parcel roll; data refreshed Jun 25, 2026. Values are county tax-roll figures, not appraisals. How to read these values · Data sources