7 Milton St St Augustine, FL 32084

Listing details for 7 Milton St, St Augustine, FL 32084 : Schedule your showing for an hour+ as you will need it to view everything this special home has to offer. There are a total of three buildings to explore, with numerous paths and outdoor spaces to wander. As you enter the main home, you will appreciate its 100 year old features paired with modern custom touches. Both bedrooms are large and the primary suite has an attached sunroom overlooking the beautifully curated private garden, home to seasonal birds and butterflies. The kitchen has been completely remodeled with custom ambrosia maple soft-close cabinetry, Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully renovated with timeless choices. This is truly a home to be lived in offering many comfortable spaces, alongside a formal living room with a fireplace as the focal point. Venture outside to the barn-style studio space with a screened front porch and giant swing bed. Create whatever you can imagine in this space. Finally, explore the third dwelling which offers a spacious main area, smaller private room, and a half bath. Privacy becomes an art form as lush foliage surrounds you, creating a stunning retreat for relaxation. Sealed pavers wind throughout the landscape with decks and arbors scattered for individual seating and outdoor dining. This is the type of setting where owners can enjoy ultimate privacy or host intimate gatherings. It is that special. Embrace the historic allure of Nelmar Terrace while indulging in the vibrant lifestyle that St. Augustine offers. Immerse yourself in the city's storied past, explore attractions, savor the culinary charms of St. Augustine's award winning fine dining establishments, or stretch out on sun-kissed beaches. For water enthusiasts, the Vilano Boat ramp is one mile away. The home sits one mile from Flagler College and historic downtown St. Augustine and two miles to Vilano Beach. Nelmar Terrace Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011 for architecture and its role in St. Augustine's development.