Flagler Cottage | Sleeps 3 Couples | Park 2 Cars

Experience the charm of a beautiful self-contained Guest House, nestled in the heart of the Historic Flagler Model Land District. Just a short stroll to the city’s top attractions, renowned restaurants, and all the vibrant offerings of downtown, this is the perfect location for your getaway. With spacious living areas, accommodations for up to 6 guests, and on-site parking for up to two vehicles, your stay promises both comfort and convenience. The space Accommodation Features: Inside the Cottage, ample living space awaits. On the main floor, discover a primary bedroom suite boasting a king bed and an adjoining full bathroom. Upstairs, two bedrooms each feature a queen bed and generous closet space, with a centrally located full bathroom serving both rooms. All bathrooms include a toilet, sink, and walk-in shower; please note, there are no tubs. The Cottage offers full WiFi, and an interior Washer and Dryer for guest convenience. Work & Entertainment: Need to work? The Cottage offers a spacious dining room table for ample workspace, along with desks in the upstairs bedrooms. Enjoy modern amenities with a 65" flat screen TV in the living room and 50" TVs in each bedroom, which are all ROKU-enabled for streaming. Cable TV is also provided (in the living room only). House Rules & Amenities: Flagler Cottage welcomes guests aged 25 and above, strictly enforcing a non-smoking/vaping policy both inside the Cottage and on the property grounds. No exterior seating areas are provided. The Cottage caters to couples, small families, and peaceful retreats, not guests planning parties or celebrations. Privacy & Essentials Provided: Flagler Cottage offers complete privacy, with hosts nearby for assistance if needed. Essential amenities include basic cooking supplies, beach and bath towels, toiletries, laundry essentials, and entertainment options like games, puzzles, and books. Not Provided: While bikes, boogie boards, and surfboards aren't supplied, local rental companies offer convenient options. Monthly Rates: Attractive monthly rates are available upon request. House Rules: Flagler Cottage accommodates up to 6 guests only. No pets, weddings, parties, or other events are allowed. Parking is limited to two vehicles, with no large vehicles permitted (eg: RV's). The guest who books must be present at check-in and throughout the stay. No guest swapping and importantly, no additional day-visitors are allowed on the property. Only the approved guests from the initial booking may enter the Cottage and the property at any time. Hurricanes, Bad Weather or Illness: • Hurricane Threat: Hurricanes are common from June 1 to Nov 30. Refunds are only considered if: 1. A named hurricane directly impacts our property (within the 3-Day NHC Warning Cone). 2. Local authorities issue a voluntary evacuation order for our area. • General Bad Weather: We do not reimburse for unexpected weather events in Florida outside of hurricane season. • Illness: Pre-trip guest illnesses, including COVID, do not exempt from the cancellation policy. Breaking House Rules We kindly ask all our guests to adhere to the house rules to ensure a pleasant stay for everyone. Please note that any violations of these rules may result in the termination of your stay at owners discretion without a refund. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. No Pets Policy: Due to severe allergies within our family, unfortunately no pets or service animals are permitted on the property. Guest access You will have complete access to the entire Cottage, however you do not have access to the rear courtyard and there are no outside seating or smoking areas on the property. Other things to note The Best Things to do in Downtown St. Augustine: The best way to explore downtown St. Augustine is on foot it allows you to see and appreciate so much more of the historic architecture as you meander. Below, we’ve compiled a guide of the top 10 attractions to see and do while visiting the historic downtown St. Augustine. 1. About 7 minutes walk away up St. George Street (and one block to the west), you’ll find the Lightner Museum, which stands as a beautiful tribute to the Gilded Age era when it was built, and houses a wonderful collection of art, history, and design. 2. From the museum, head back to St. George Street and continue to the Plaza de la Consticion, which is at the very heart of the historic city center, and is surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the cathedral. 3. Just across the street is the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, a beautiful example of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, and the oldest Christian congregation in the country. 4. To the east of the Cathedral on Cordova Street is the historic Flagler College. The college is still active today, and the historic campus is a beautiful place to walk around.  There are also historic tours of the campus available. 5. Once you’ve toured the historic college grounds, head back towards the Cathedral and continue on to Ponce de Leon Circle and the Bridge of Lions – one of the most iconic sites in the city. 6. Once you’ve taken pictures of the Bridge of Lions, it’s time to head back to the pedestrian-friendly St. George street, and up to the Colonial Quarter, where you can journey back through time in St. Augustine. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk away, with plenty of great shops to see along the way. 7. The Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse is next, which is a unique treasure housed in an old Minorcan homestead from the 1700’s. Nearby, you’ll find the old city gate. 8. Continue on to the historic Castillo de San Marcos, which was built by the Spanish to defend Florida and the Atlantic Trade Route. It’s the oldest masonry fort of its kind left in the country, offering visitors more than 450 years of history and confluence of cultures. 9. From the fort, walk about 20 more minutes to the north, where you’ll find the old Jail of downtown St. Augustine. 10. Finally, end your walking adventure at Ponce de Leon’s famous Fountain of Youth, a beautiful place to sit down, relax, and enjoy the end of your walking tour of historic downtown St. Augustine! Of course, there are many more museums and sites to see in downtown St. Augustine than the few we’ve listed here, but this should at least serve as a good guide to walking historic downtown St. Augustine from south to north. Another way to see the city is to hop on the Old Town Trolley, and enjoy the sights that way.  It’s a hop on hop off tour, and a great way to get yourself oriented to the city