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Elizabeth Pointe Lodge
Amelia Island, Florida, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
David and Susan Caples built Elizabeth Pointe Lodge in the Nantucket-shingle manner and opened it on Amelia Island in 1992: 25 rooms on the Atlantic, a short drive from downtown Fernandina Beach. Later owners refreshed the house with artist C. Brooke Ring, keeping a New England beach house on a Florida shore.
- 25 rooms
- Opened 1992
- Neighborhood: Amelia Island / oceanfront
About Elizabeth Pointe Lodge
- David and Susan Caples opened the 25-room Nantucket-shingle lodge on the Atlantic in 1992.
- Artist C. Brooke Ring later refreshed the rooms with the current owners, a short drive from downtown Fernandina Beach.
History
Elizabeth Pointe Lodge is a Nantucket-style oceanfront inn on Amelia Island, Florida, designed and built by David and Susan Caples in the early 1990s and opened in 1992. The 25-room lodge evokes a shingle-style New England beach house.
It has been renovated by current owners in collaboration with artist C. Brooke Ring.
The setting
On the Atlantic side of Amelia Island, a short drive from downtown Fernandina Beach.
Amenities
- Beach
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