Chancery Building (former US embassy)
Size of property: Approximately half acre in size.  (.48 acre) 
The property is a historic building and was first built in New England in 1866 and then shipped to Belize where it has served as the Chancery (office for the American Ambassador) building until 2007 and was the last wooden US Embassy building in the world.
Size of Buildings: The Chancery Building has three Floors containing 1286 square meters each and the Consular Section Annex containing 167 square meters. 
Entire property is fully fenced and gated.  The ground floor of the Chancery contains offices, security section, waiting area and a large walk in safe.  The second floor has the ambassador’s offices, kitchen area, conference room, and library and 3rd. level has offices (bed rooms) and 1 full bath.  The consular annex has the passport processing and waiting area, offices, rest rooms and security area.

The property has a large inhouse fire system as well as back up generator.         
Location in Belize City and less than a block from the Caribbean Sea. The buildings occupy a large corner lot in a semi commercial area just two blocks from the tourism sector.