Ocean Front condo located on Highway A1A, the property offers the best beach in St. Augustine, pools, tennis, workout room, and a quiet location. St. Augustine is a 15 minute drive. The best outlets on the East Coast are a few exits toward Jacksonville. Building 11. Phase 3. Condo 308 A 2 story townhouse recently renovated. Million dollar View! Come enjoy the beach. Beach towels, umbrellas, and chairs included. Relax on the porch. Play games on a rainy day with the family. Swim in one of the 3 heated pools. Hike in the National park next door. There is one closet in the guest room that is the owners other than that the place is yours! Thank you St. Augustine is the oldest incorporated city in the U.S. The city is historic, very clean, has great restaurants, and is excellent for relaxing in general. Located on the western short of Matanzas Bay, Castillo de San Marcos (known simply as “The Fort” to locals) is the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States. The famous Bridge of Lions, a double-leaf bascule bridge that spans the Intra-coastal Waterway connecting Anastasia Island to downtown, features a pair of Medici lions made of Carrara marble. A popular tourist destination, the Lightner Museum is housed in the former health facilities of the Hotel Alcazar including the spa and Turkish bath. The original Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! museum in St. Augustine is 20,000 square feet and features 19 themed galleries and more than 300 exhibits and artifacts across three floors. Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth has guest books stretching back to 1868. The St. Augustine Distillery, which handcrafts small-batch rum, vodka and gin, is also home to Florida’s first large-format bourbon currently aging in oak barrels. The St. Augustine Lighthouse, built in 1874, is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. At 165 feet tall, the lighthouse is a welcoming array of black and white stripes with red detailing. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park, founded in 1893, is the only facility in the world exhibiting living examples of all 23 currently recognized species of crocodilian. St. Augustine is home to the narrowest street in the country. At just seven feet wide, Treasury Street connects the waterfront Bay Street to the Royal Spanish Treasury. Featuring a few hundred wax sculptures of famous politicians, historical personalities, sports stars and celebrities, Potter’s Wax Museum is the oldest wax museum in the United States. The Cathedral Basilica, located downtown on Cathedral Place, is home to the first Catholic congregation in North America. Not far from the city gate, the Oldest Wooden School House is touted as being the oldest wooden school building in the country. Though the exact date of construction is unknown, it first appears on tax records as early as 1716. Built in 1883 as home to Franklin W. Smith, an eccentric Boston millionaire,Villa Zorayda (also known as the Zorayda Castle) was inspired by the 12th century Moorish Alhambra Palace in Spain. In the 1880s and beyond, American industrialist Henry Flagler was the driving force behind turning St. Augustine into a winter resort for the wealthy northern elite. Founded in 1968, Flagler College is a private, four-year liberal arts college housed in the Ponce de Leon Hotel, a luxury hotel built in 1888. Relocated from Key West in December 2010, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum on South Castillo Drive is home to one of only three remaining authentic Jolly Roger flags in the world. And Many More! Go Explore Uber rides to downtown are about $20. Great restaurants are within a 5 minute drive. A1A has a sidewalk the entire length. Park in space 308 with the pass displayed on the dash. Other unmarked spaces are across the parking lot. Do not put towels on the railings. Turn off porch lights at night so the mama turtle can do her thing without an audience. Don’t leave items on the beach overnight.