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- Private room
- Jacksonville
Quiet Room in Lovely Neighborhood close to everything with Amenities GALORE! (Unfortunately, Clubhouse and amenities are currently closed dues to covid 19, hank you for understanding) If you have any question or need any help, you always can contact us, we will glad to help you to make your time with us as comfortable as possible. We have a cat, but SHE will never bother you, because she not going that part of house. We will glad to see you in our house.
- Entire condo
- St. Augustine
Surround yourself with luxury and relaxation in this condo. Beautiful fully furnished studio and one bathroom condo with king size bed and queen sofa bed. This luxury studio has everything you need just pack your bags and come on over. This unit has been renovated and looks absolutely beautiful! There is a full service spa on site, pool and fitness center, golf courses, walking paths, park and so much more.
- Private room
- St. Augustine
Are you looking for a getaway from home? This cozy room has a comfortable queen size bed with luxurious 680 thread count sheets, adjustable height desk with wireless phone charger and USB port for your convenience. Private bathroom across the hall with double sink vanity and bath tub with a hand held shower. Full size washer and dryer are accessible. Close to the beaches and cultural centers of Jacksonville and St. Augustine. JAX airport is 35 min drive away.
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Your guide to St. Johns County
Welcome to St. Johns County
St. Johns County hugs the Atlantic coast of Florida in the state’s northeast corner, running south along 42 miles of white sand, lined with beaches and the country’s earliest European-founded city. Separated from the rest of the mainland by the St. Johns River, the county runs from Ponte Vedra Beach in the north, just outside of Jacksonville, to Matanzas State Park in the south, with the largest city, St. Augustine, in the middle. Founded by Spanish colonizers in the 16th century, St. Augustine is the country’s oldest continuously occupied European settlement. Outside of town, the long beaches create a playground for watersports, and small beach towns offer myriad options for various vacation styles.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in St. Johns County?
Winter through late spring are the peak seasons in St. Johns County. Daytime temperatures are cooler, and the weather is generally drier, with half as many rainy days as in the summer. November, December, and January welcome one of the region’s biggest events, the St. Augustine Nights of Lights festival. Though summer sees more rain, storms are usually short-lived, and the coastal breezes tend to moderate the heat.
What are the top things to do in St. Johns County?
Fort Mose Historic State Park
Though nothing remains of the first legally sanctioned, free Black settlement in what would later become the United States, this park sits on the site of the historic fort, alongside a visitor center and an interactive museum telling the story of the emancipated former slaves who lived here. The 24-acre waterfront park also has picnic sites and a boardwalk that provides accessible opportunities for birdwatching.
Colonial Quarter
Watch the history of St. Augustine come to life before your eyes at this two-acre living museum. A combination of historic and replica buildings offer an immersive experience of the city’s previous lives, staffed by period-costumed guides and serving food from previous eras. Interactive exhibits cover five centuries of European settlement, including shipmaking, musket drills, and leatherworking.
Matanzas Inlet Beach
This stunning white sand beach stands out from others along the coast for its sandy nooks, hiking trails, and clear water flowing through the Matanzas Inlet. A short ferry ride away, the 18th-century Fort Matanzas sits on nearby Rattlesnake Island, offering a glimpse of history as well as a short boardwalk through the island’s maritime forest.