21 Drons
Queen’s Quarter
Charlotte Amalie
21 Drons is designed to serve as a
bustling mixed-use space in the
heart of Charlotte Amalie.
21 Drons Reawakened.
The building is designed to be rehabilitated back to operation and is currently undergoing cleanup and restoration. Future plans propose diverse spaces for emerging businesses and mixed-use tenants, such as artisans, studios, and other ventures, to enrich the cultural fabric and visitor experience of bustling and vibrant life in the Caribbean.
Program. Upon completion, 21 Drons will feature approximately 3,300 square feet of tenant space and a substantial number of parking spaces for patrons. Additionally, the building will offer approximately 20,000 square feet of potential build-out space for future development. The total rentable space for 21 Drons is calculated at 30,500 square feet.
History of 21 Drons. Constructed in the early 1800s, 21 Drons comprises a sprawling mixed-use complex of offices and retail establishments stretching from Main Street to the Waterfront. Historical records from 1897 indicate that D. H. Jurgensen owned the buildings primarily for liquor distribution and provisions, with the southwest corner building serving as an office for the operation. The warehouse on the east side served for miscellaneous storage, while those on the west were utilized for distillery production. Main Street and Guttet Gade storefronts were integral to the operation and operated primarily as retail shops.
