The City of St. Augustine is the nation’s oldest continuously inhabited city, offering a rare blend of historic charm, coastal lifestyle, and modern convenience. Buyers exploring homes for sale in St. Augustine enjoy walkable streets, world-famous landmarks, waterfront districts, lively cultural events, and a wide range of historic and modern housing options.

Living in St. Augustine appeals to those who value scenic beauty, rich history, architectural character, and vibrant local culture. From Victorian cottages and restored mid-century homes to luxury intracoastal residences and new infill construction, the city offers something for every lifestyle. Dining, shopping, marinas, parks, and art districts are all moments away.

Why Buy in the City of St. Augustine

• Walkability: Access to shops, dining, waterfront, and historic attractions
• Architectural character: Victorian, Colonial, Mediterranean Revival, Craftsman, and preserved historic homes
• Waterfront access: Intracoastal, Matanzas River, marinas, and scenic bridges
• Cultural lifestyle: Festivals, museums, art walks, local markets, and year-round events
• Prime location: Minutes to beaches, US-1, Flagler College, and top-rated schools

Details About the City of St. Augustine

• Property Types: Historic homes, cottages, bungalows, townhomes, luxury estates, and modern infill builds
• Popular Districts: Fullerwood Park, Lincolnville, Historic Downtown
• Price Range: ~\$350K for smaller cottages to \$3M+ for waterfront and historic estates
• Home Sizes: 800–4,000+ sq ft depending on district and age
• HOA/CDD: Most neighborhoods have no HOA

• Nearby Amenities: Restaurants, galleries, boutiques, marinas, museums, and parks
• Commute: 5 minutes to Vilano Beach • 10 minutes to Anastasia Island • Close to US-1
• Lifestyle: Vibrant, historic, walkable, waterfront-adjacent, and culture-rich

City of St. Augustine Communities, Developments, Subdivisions & Historic Districts

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