6060 A1a, ST AUGUSTINE
$5,950,000 - 7 Beds, 5 Baths, 5,594 Sf
MLS® # 1116067
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The Oldest City, St. Augustine is a great area for sightseeing but also a great community to find houses. One can find homes on the island or newer construction further inland.
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The nation's oldest city, St. Augustine, Florida was founded by the Spanish in 1565, some 55 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, and 42 years before the English colonized Jamestown. Rich in history, the city
has a lot of attractions, including the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, The St. Augustine Alligator Farm, Fountain of Youth, Marineland, Flagler College, and St. George Street. Single-family homes, condominiums and apartments are available as well as beachfront living on Anastasia Island. Features include fine dining, cafe-style eating, shopping, great golf courses, and sightseeing. On the outskirts of town, in the northern part of the county, are shopping malls, retail centers, and the World Golf Hall Of Fame boutiques only 30 minutes from Jacksonville.
St. Augustine is nestled on the northeast coast of Florida in St. Johns County. Sandy beaches, beautiful Spanish colonial architecture, a wildlife sanctuary called Anastasia State Park, and the serene Crescent Beach make this city a sight to see and an incredible place to live.
The brick-lined streets of downtown offer up delicious restaurants, playful shops, and historic tours. The Castillo de San Marcos, a 17th-century Spanish stone fortress overlooking the inlet is an attraction for both locals and tourists.
Homes for sale in St. Augustine vary from new construction to some of the most historic residential structures in the state. You can find condos, single-family homes, and incredible sprawling estates. And the people who choose to live in St. Augustine love their city and choose to live there because of all of its charm, beauty, and adventures!
Homes for Sale in St. Augustine
There are houses for sale in St. Augustine that range from brand new to hundreds of years old! You can live near the ocean, the Intracoastal, or downtown.
St. Augustine’s top 10 neighborhoods with homes for sale are:
- Villano Beach
- City Center
- A1A S/Route 312
- Crescent Beach
- Route 312/Mizell Road
- Casa Cola
- Butler Beach
- Dupont Center
- Elwood/Whites Ford
- Flagler College/N Ponce De Leon
St. Augustine home prices range from $300,000 to well over a million dollars. With lots of ocean-front property, the opportunities are endless. You will find homes, condos, and sprawling estates on the ocean, Intracoastal, bays, and inland. From single-family homes to condominiums, everyone can have their own space or you can spread out in a one-bedroom, one bathroom if you like!
The Bridge of Lions
The Bridge of Lions is a beautiful staple in the St. Augustine landscape. A drawbridge built in the 1920s, it was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in the 1980s and was renovated in 2010. While the drawbridge portion of the Bridge of Lions can sometimes be frustrating (waiting for a boat to pass in 5:00 traffic, for example), it’s a good reminder of what the St. Augustine vibe is all about - slow down and take a minute to relax and enjoy the surroundings! The Venice-style spires and marble lions are a great starting point.
Cycle-Friendly
People who buy homes in St. Augustine often do so because it’s such a cycle-friendly city. Stopped on the Bridge of Lions? So are about 15 cyclists, probably! With beautiful beaches, gorgeous neighborhoods, plenty of parks, and lots of cars on the road, St. Augustine is just begging to be biked. If you’re thinking of buying a home in St. Augustine, consider bringing along a bicycle!
Tourism
St. Augustine is a tourist destination. Let’s face it - most everyone who moves to St. Augustine absolutely loves living there and can’t wait to invite their friends and family to come visit. From a famous, 400-year-old Castillo, coquina walls, a beautiful boardwalk, daily shots fired from the old cannons, incredible restaurants, and a night-life scene that fits everybody’s idea of fun, there are a lot of reasons to visit! In fact, many tourists love it so much that they check out the house for sale in St. Augustine on their trip!
What Makes St. Augustine Different
Because St. Augustine is full of history, it is full of tours, too! Cultural and historical tours, ghost tours, trolley tours, walking tours, museums, and more are all available to residents and tourists alike! Most residents enjoy making their rounds of the tours; that way they know which ones to tell their visitors about!
If you’re a water person, you’ll love the scenic boat tours and sunset cruises available out of St. Augustine. You’ll also like the boardwalk along the water and the gorgeous beaches.
Are you up for some shopping? St. George Street and the surrounding brick roads are full of local boutiques and gift shops. There is something for just about everyone and great shopping for friends and family who want a St. Augustine memento.
Thirsty? Check out the St. Augustine Distillery. Once the oldest ice house in Florida, it is now home to a beautiful distillery with a small restaurant. Choose from rum, bourbon, whiskey, gin, or vodka.
If you’re in the mood for some risky business, check out the St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park! You won’t believe how close you can come to live alligators! With backstage tours and tons of other incredible wildlife, this is a fun day for just about anyone! And don’t worry, you’re safe! None of the visitors are allowed close enough to the alligators to get hurt.
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Listing information last updated on March 20th, 2023 at 12:32pm EDT.
