Located in the quite Uptown district is this bright, sun-filled flat that combines historic charm with chic contemporary style and design. Sip your morning coffee in the decked sunroom, relax on the cozy lounge watching Netflix, cook in the gorgeous kitchen, then wake feeling refreshed with luxe memory foam beds and two sparkling, modern bathrooms. Stay just one block from the popular San Marco Ave with its boutique shopping and delicious eats and less than a short 20 minute walk to the historic Downtown area. Make your way up the stairs to your own private entrance where you can check yourself in using the easy, keyless lock. Step inside and be greeted with a beautifully resorted flat that gives you all the creature comforts of a modern home while retaining the historic charm that this city is known for. Relax in the bright, open living space on the inviting sofa and two stylish armchairs while you watch all the latest blockbusters on the TV with complimentary access to Netflix. The sofa can also be converted into a comfortable queen memory foam bed for an additional two guests. Step through into the gourmet kitchen that comes fully equipped with stainless s

St. Augustine is the nation’s most historic city and also holds the distinction of being one of the most charming. Experience flavorful dining, art and culture with an abundance of entertainment right on your doorstep. Sun, fun, history, and mystery —From the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument to the Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum and everything in between there is something for everyone and all just a few minutes from the flat. The flat is located right in the heart of Uptown St Augustine just a few minutes’ walk from the main street known for boutique shops, art galleries, antique stores, as well as local eateries from pizza to fine dining — such as the beautiful Raintree Restaurant (a 3 minute walk away) and the delicious Luli’s cupcakes (5 min walk). Head south along San Marco Ave where you will find all sorts of innovative food and drink options, cool indie shops selling everything from furniture to flowers, books, ice cream, cupcakes, art and then wind up in the downtown Historic District (20 min walk) which is a whole other adventure. Those who appreciate architecture from the 1800s to the 1920s will want to walk through a number of small neighborhoods listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These include the Abbott Tract Historic District, Matanzas Bay, Pine, San Marco, Shenandoah Aves and the Nelmar Terrace Historic District. Jump aboard the Trolley to see the city, or hire a bike and take your time soaking up each neighborhood, museum and monument.