200 feet from the cruise ship port is this historic Danish colonial urban complex built in 1900, in the thriving heart of Frederiksted town at the waters edge. Seven arches made of Danish brick - one for each of the Seven Flags that flew over the Virgin Islands. There is a constant flow of traffic, seven days a week, from local residents, divers and cruise ship passengers making it an excellent investment or development opportunity. Located in the enterprise Opportunity Zone and eligible for tax incentives. There are 5 distinct income producing suites: one restaurant/bar, 3 shops and 1 office space. Four separate structures surround the sunny courtyard all with beautiful historic details such as Danish yellow brick and gingerbread trim.