BOOK NOW AND GET 2 FREE ST. AUGUSTINE GHOST TOUR TICKETS FROM AFTERLIFE TOURS! Location! Travel back in time as you experience the charm and history of the oldest city in the US that is just right outside of your beautiful and private 2 bedroom/1 Bath condo. You are just a short walk from everything St. Augustine - Flagler College, museums, cobble stone streets, top restaurants and nightlife. Safe quiet condo by the lake with fenced backyard and private parking spot. The space The best thing about this condo is its location. You are only a short walk away from all the attractions and will not really need your car. Top restaurants, museums, famous buildings and streets, entertainment for the family and so much more is just minutes away. Yet when you come home, you are away from the hustle and bustle of the touristy attractions in a quiet oasis near a lake and inside a private community with a fenced in back yard. It's safe and quiet when you need a break from exploring. There is a private parking spot, laundry on premises and everything you will need to enjoy you home away from home in beautiful St. Augustine. There are two bedrooms; decorated with local art. Each room has some beautiful art depicting St. Augustine history. The kitchen is fully stocked with all necessary cookware, utensils and glassware. Off the kitchen is a private patio to sit and enjoy a coffee or a meal. Bedroom 1: King bed, lamp with charging capabilities, ceiling fan, wardrobe closet w/hangers Bedroom 2: Two full beds that can convert to a queen, lamp with charging capabilities, ceiling fan, wardrobe closet w/hangers Living Room: Sleeper Queen Sofa, two arm chairs, lamp, HD TV with Roku/Netflix and streaming aps. Dining Room: table w/4 chairs Other amenities: Ceiling fans Central heating and air Washer/Dryer in home Dishwasher Coffee maker - Keurig/drip combo Toaster Onsite Parking for 1 car at a designated spot Guest access Private condo Other things to note This condo building was built in the late 1800's by Henry Flagler to serve as the servants' quarters for his Ponce de Leon Hotel, better known today as Flagler College.