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Development Concept · Pensacola, FL

The Range House

Pensacola, FL · 13.5 acres · Adaptive reuse

An all-weather group-getaway destination — built around golf simulators. A private, bookable lodge of group suites wrapped around eight sim bays, a bar, and an event room, sold to the traveling groups this market already attracts. An adaptive reuse of an existing 40,688 SF building on 13.5 acres in Pensacola's growing I-110 corridor, with our licensed GC partner, Legally Construction.

13.5 acSite
40,688SF reuse
24Suites
8Sim bays
The Range House conceptual entry elevation
Conceptual entry elevation — not for construction
Feasibility Package — Complete 30-Analyst Peer Review ✓
Market Study
Complete
5-Yr Pro Forma
Complete
Drawing Set
11 Sheets
Master Plan
171 Tasks
Timeline
28–44 months
4 Open Gates
G1 Zoning · G2 Env · G3 Site · G4 Use

Timeline fork: 28–32 months if conditional-use only (G1) · 38–44 months if comp-plan amendment required. Confirmed at pre-application meeting.

Liquor licensing pathway: full bar via Florida 4COP-SFS special-restaurant license — no quota purchase; the 40,688 SF venue clears the 2,000 SF / 120-seat thresholds, with the 51% food & non-alcoholic test supported by catering, event & lodge dining. Beer-&-wine (2COP) is the fast interim fallback. Local zoning / distance-separation sign-off remains open under G1.

The Concept

Three businesses under one roof.

Part Airbnb, part entertainment venue, part corporate retreat — sold to groups who want one roof, an all-weather activity, and a buy-the-whole-place experience.

  • ~24 group suites (sleeps ~112 at full buyout)
  • 8 golf-simulator bays — play day or night, rain or shine
  • Bar, lounge & catering-ready event space
  • Outdoor skate park — mini ramp & street plaza on the grounds
  • Adaptive reuse — a lower-cost basis than ground-up
The Range House program zones on the real aerial — parking, building, event lawn, skate park, IOS and stormwater
The Building · Clubhouse Meets the Coast

A golf clubhouse with a Gulf Coast beach feel.

The Range House blends a Southern golf clubhouse with easy Gulf Coast beach style — deep verandahs and a cupola, white coastal materials and a metal roof, palms and water and greens all around. Real clubhouses and coastal-Florida buildings below — the design target for the adaptive-reuse skin, not the finished building.

Before and after — the existing metal warehouse today vs. the Old Florida clubhouse concept
Adaptive reuse — the real site today (existing 40,688 SF metal warehouse) re-skinned into a Gulf Coast clubhouse (concept A-2.0).
Grand Low-Country golf clubhouse across the fairway and lake, framed by palms
A grand Low-Country golf clubhouse across the fairway — wrap-around porches, a cupola, palms and water. Golf-club presence with coastal ease.
Golf clubhouse verandahs glowing at dusk
Columned verandahs glowing at dusk — the clubhouse as an evening gathering place
Golf fairways running down to the ocean coastline
Where the fairways meet the water — golf and the coast in one view
Gulf Coast beach house with deep porches and a metal roof, Destin FL
Gulf Coast beach house — coastal clapboard, deep porches, metal roof, palms (Destin, FL)
Classic Florida coastal porch house framed by palms, Key West
Classic Florida coastal porch — clapboard, louvered shutters, palms (Key West)

Real golf clubhouses and coastal-Florida buildings — design-language reference only, not photographs of the property. Photos via Pexels.

The Spaces · Design Vision

What it'll feel like.

The design target for each space, shown through real comparable venues — premium indoor golf bays, rustic lodge group suites, and an industrial adaptive-reuse bar. Reference imagery of the intended look, not the finished build.

Premium indoor golf simulator bay — dark padded walls and full-wall impact screen
8 Sim Bays

Golf Simulator Bays

Enclosed bays — dark padded walls, a wall-filling impact screen on TrackMan, dual-tone turf, and in-bay lounge seating. Play day or night, rain or shine.

Sim lounge with built-in bench seating Social hitting bay with scoring console In-bay lounge seating
Lodge group bunk suite — wood-frame bunks under warm lamplight
~24 Suites

Lodge Group Suites

Wood-frame bunks, exposed timber and plank walls, warm iron lighting — upscale bunkhouse suites that sleep 4–6, built for groups travelling together.

Bunk room with table and chairs Log-cabin lodge suite Destination-lodge guest room
Industrial bar — long counter under warm pendant lighting
Bar · Lounge · Events

Bar & Event Space

A long bar under warm pendants, a backlit bottle wall, exposed brick and steel — an industrial adaptive-reuse room that flips from drinks to a catered 150+ event.

Backlit bottle wall Lit bottle display wall Brick and wood event floor

Reference photography of comparable venues — illustrative of design intent only; not photographs of the property. Images licensed via Pexels & Unsplash.

On-Site Activity · The Grounds

And a skate park on the grounds.

Out on the Phase 2 balance-of-site, beside the event lawn, a compact skate park adds one more anytime draw — a mini ramp for transition plus street obstacles (rails and ledges) for the crew that skates. Another reason to book the whole place, and a magnet for younger groups, families and events.

Compact skate park with a ramp and grind rail ringed by palm trees
A mini ramp and a street rail under the palms — the compact, Gulf Coast skate spot the grounds are built for.
Skater riding a wooden mini ramp outdoors
The mini ramp — mellow transition for every level
Skater grinding a metal rail
Grind rail — the street-obstacle line
Skater sliding a concrete ledge
Ledges & coping — the street plaza

Reference photography of comparable skate parks — illustrative of the amenity, not the property. Photos via Pexels. Siting shown conceptually in the Phase 2 balance-of-site (see C-1.0).

The Range House program zones on the real aerial — parking, building, event lawn, skate park, IOS and stormwater placed on the true GIS parcel
Why Pensacola · Why This Site

Demand that already drives here.

Pensacola pulls golf trips, military families, corporate teams, and work crews year-round — and the corridor is on the rise.

  • Golf-trip destination — the sim beats rain, heat & nightfall
  • NAS Pensacola — 53,000+ jobs; year-round, counter-seasonal demand
  • Aerospace growth — ST Engineering MRO, +1,700 jobs in this corridor
  • Navy Federal (~10,000 employees), beaches & the airport, minutes away
The Numbers — Concept Base Case

A stacked-revenue model on a low-cost reuse.

Lodging + simulator play + food & beverage + memberships — diversified cash flow that pencils as a hold-and-operate play.

$2.06M
Annual Revenue
$825K
Net Op. Income
$10.4M
Total Dev Cost
7.9%
Yield on Cost
10.0%
5-Yr Levered IRR
1.58x
Equity Multiple

Concept-stage projections, illustrative only — see disclosures below. Refinance-and-hold and a Phase 2 expansion of the surplus land improve returns. The full model and sensitivities are in the investor packet.

Ancillary Revenue · Guest Perk

Order in — and the house earns on every order.

Groups staying at The Range House order food straight to their suite from the delivery apps they already use. Each one runs through the venue's partner referral link — so The Range House earns a bonus on every order, and every tap is tracked in the operator dashboard. Zero added labor, pure ancillary margin on top of lodging and sim play.

Partner referral links — The Range House may earn a commission on qualifying orders. Bonuses activate as each partner program is connected; clicks are tracked in the operator dashboard.

Who It Serves

Built for the groups already traveling here.

Primary

Golf Buddy Trips

6–12 travelers, 3–4 nights, who book the whole house and want to play and compete day and night.

Primary

Corporate Retreats

8–20 person teams seeking a turnkey offsite — sleep, meet, and a built-in team activity in one place.

Primary

Contractor & Aerospace Crews

Extended-stay crews near the airport & MRO corridor — suites, weekly rates, after-shift entertainment.

The Plans

A real site, real drawings.

A concept drawing set prepared on the exact parcel geometry — site layout, building plan, parking, and elevation. A full architectural & structural background set is available to qualified partners.

Program zones on the real aerial — building, parking, event lawn, skate park, IOS, stormwater on the GIS parcel
Site Plan on Aerial (the real site)
Overall Site Plan — complete property, all zones incl. skate park
C-1.1 · Overall Site Plan (schematic)
Entry Elevation
A-2.0 · Entry Elevation
Ideal-Client Profile
Market · Ideal-Client Profile
The Opportunity

Partner with us on The Range House.

We're assembling capital for diligence and development — structured as a joint venture with land plus investor equity, a preferred return, and a sponsor promote.

~$3.6M
Target equity
8%
Preferred return
20%
Sponsor promote
5–10 yr
Hold / refinance

Important Disclosures

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, nor shall there be any sale of securities in any jurisdiction where unlawful. The Range House is a concept-stage development. All figures — including revenue, NOI, yield, IRR, and equity multiple — are illustrative projections, not guarantees, are based on assumptions that have not been independently validated (including golf-simulator utilization and group room rates), and are subject to change. The project is subject to open due-diligence conditions, including zoning / future-land-use confirmation, environmental assessment, and site control. Drawings are conceptual and not for construction or permitting; the parcel boundary is per county GIS records and is not a survey. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks. Any future offering of interests would be made only to qualified or accredited investors pursuant to definitive offering documents.