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My wife and I have lived in St. Augustine for nearly 2 decades. This is a fun town and a great place to visit and explore. You won't find another space like this to base out of when you come to town. Choose this wide open, lofty space and watch abundant wildlife right off the back deck as you drink your coffee in the morning. Then walk to the downtown attractions! It's a great spot!

Situated on the San Sebastian River, you are tucked away in an open, airy, lofty space with a vaulted ceiling and beams. A large deck is just beyond the sliding glass doors, that is the perfect spot to enjoy a Florida sunset. From the two queen size beds you can gaze out the glass doors at the marsh, a few herons or wood storks just might greet you each morning. If you need to hop into the hullabaloo of the city, you can walk down the street to The Ice Plant and many other downtown attractions. The best breakfast in town is only one street away at The Blue Hen. If you feel like staying in, the loft provides a well kept kitchen, stocked with whatever tools you might need. Go ahead! Open all of the glass doors, prepare a beautiful meal and dine al fresco. You'll be sure to enjoy this unique and magical spot for your St. Augustine adventure.

The neighborhood is one of the most sought out places to live due to it's prime location, unique local flair and some of St. Augustine's coolest new restaurants like The Ice Plant and Distillery ( you have to try their handcrafted cocktails!) and The Blue Hen Cafe ( most yummy breakfast and lunch). On Sundays there is a farmers market at the very end of Riberia St. (the street you are on) at Eddie Vickers Park. In that park is also a playground and a public pool at the Wille Gallimore Center. The past 3 summers it has been free thanks to the Jacksonville Jaguars. There is a scooter and bike rental shop at the corner of King St. and Riberia, along with more restaurants like Flavors eatery and a fancy new burger joint called Burger 123. (Although, we think the Ice Plant Burger is the best!)