Casa in Florida, Stati Uniti
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Welcome to Argus Home, your private oasis in St. Augustine — where coastal charm meets resort-style comfort. Enjoy a screened private pool, two master suites, and an unbeatable location just 5 minutes from downtown and 8 minutes from Vilano Beach. Perfect for families, boaters, pet lovers, and remote workers seeking both relaxation and convenience.
Steps from the Matanzas River: Start your mornings with a peaceful stroll along the riverbank—perfect for walking your pet while catching a breathtaking Florida sunrise!
Things to do in St Augustine.
Dog-Friendly & 4×4 Beaches
1. Vilano Beach – Just north of downtown, this beach is known for its quieter atmosphere and easy access. Dogs are welcome on leash. Excellent sunrise spot.
2. Crescent Beach – South of St. Augustine Beach, it allows limited vehicle access for 4×4 and is dog-friendly. Perfect for long walks, shell hunting, and sunset views.
3. St. Augustine Beach – The main public beach area with soft sand, nearby restaurants, and a wide shoreline. Dogs allowed on leash. Good for a full beach day.
4. Mickler Landing Beach – Located in Ponte Vedra, this scenic stretch features million-dollar homes on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. It’s dog-friendly and known for its pink-hued coquina sand made from crushed shells — a favorite for peaceful walks.
Top Sightseeing in Historic Downtown St. Augustine
1. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument – The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S. Explore the ancient coquina walls, watch cannon demonstrations, and take in beautiful waterfront views.
2. St. George Street – The beating heart of old St. Augustine. A pedestrian street filled with local boutiques, live music, art galleries, and cafés. Dog-friendly strolls welcome.
3. Flagler College (Ponce de Leon Hotel) – Tour Henry Flagler’s 1888 masterpiece, with Spanish-Renaissance architecture and stained-glass windows designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany.
4. Lightner Museum & Alcazar Courtyard – Step back into the Gilded Age through art, vintage instruments, and curiosities. The museum’s courtyard and koi pond are a peaceful photo spot.
5. St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum – Climb 219 steps for panoramic views of the coast and historic district. Learn about shipwrecks and early Florida maritime life.
6. Colonial Quarter – Interactive living-history museum recreating life from the 16th–18th centuries. Sword-fighting demos, blacksmith shop, and live music in the evenings.
7. Old City Gates & Tolomato Cemetery – Start your downtown stroll here. The gates mark the historic northern entrance, with ancient headstones and Spanish moss-covered oaks nearby.
8. Bridge of Lions – Beautiful drawbridge linking downtown to Anastasia Island. Walk across for sweeping views, especially at sunrise or dusk.
Famous Eateries in Downtown St. Augustine
1. Columbia Restaurant (Historic) – A Florida institution serving Spanish-Cuban cuisine since 1905. Try the 1905 Salad and sangria in a tiled, Mediterranean dining room.
2. Ice Plant Bar – Located in a restored 1927 ice factory, known for handcrafted cocktails, farm-to-table dishes, and vintage industrial vibes.
3. The Floridian – Modern Southern comfort food with local, seasonal ingredients. Outdoor patio is dog-friendly.
4. Catch 27 – Known for fresh, locally caught seafood. Try the shrimp & grits or blackened fish sandwich.
5. Prohibition Kitchen – A speakeasy-style gastropub with live music, burgers, and craft cocktails.
6. Preserved – Fine dining in a historic Victorian home. Focused on regional ingredients and elegant Southern plates.
7. Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille – Cajun-Creole fare with a courtyard under the oaks. Great for evening dining with twinkling lights.
8. Kookaburra Coffee – Australian-style espresso bar, perfect for a pick-me-up during your downtown walk.
Steps from the Matanzas River: Start your mornings with a peaceful stroll along the riverbank—perfect for walking your pet while catching a breathtaking Florida sunrise!
Things to do in St Augustine.
Dog-Friendly & 4×4 Beaches
1. Vilano Beach – Just north of downtown, this beach is known for its quieter atmosphere and easy access. Dogs are welcome on leash. Excellent sunrise spot.
2. Crescent Beach – South of St. Augustine Beach, it allows limited vehicle access for 4×4 and is dog-friendly. Perfect for long walks, shell hunting, and sunset views.
3. St. Augustine Beach – The main public beach area with soft sand, nearby restaurants, and a wide shoreline. Dogs allowed on leash. Good for a full beach day.
4. Mickler Landing Beach – Located in Ponte Vedra, this scenic stretch features million-dollar homes on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. It’s dog-friendly and known for its pink-hued coquina sand made from crushed shells — a favorite for peaceful walks.
Top Sightseeing in Historic Downtown St. Augustine
1. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument – The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S. Explore the ancient coquina walls, watch cannon demonstrations, and take in beautiful waterfront views.
2. St. George Street – The beating heart of old St. Augustine. A pedestrian street filled with local boutiques, live music, art galleries, and cafés. Dog-friendly strolls welcome.
3. Flagler College (Ponce de Leon Hotel) – Tour Henry Flagler’s 1888 masterpiece, with Spanish-Renaissance architecture and stained-glass windows designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany.
4. Lightner Museum & Alcazar Courtyard – Step back into the Gilded Age through art, vintage instruments, and curiosities. The museum’s courtyard and koi pond are a peaceful photo spot.
5. St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum – Climb 219 steps for panoramic views of the coast and historic district. Learn about shipwrecks and early Florida maritime life.
6. Colonial Quarter – Interactive living-history museum recreating life from the 16th–18th centuries. Sword-fighting demos, blacksmith shop, and live music in the evenings.
7. Old City Gates & Tolomato Cemetery – Start your downtown stroll here. The gates mark the historic northern entrance, with ancient headstones and Spanish moss-covered oaks nearby.
8. Bridge of Lions – Beautiful drawbridge linking downtown to Anastasia Island. Walk across for sweeping views, especially at sunrise or dusk.
Famous Eateries in Downtown St. Augustine
1. Columbia Restaurant (Historic) – A Florida institution serving Spanish-Cuban cuisine since 1905. Try the 1905 Salad and sangria in a tiled, Mediterranean dining room.
2. Ice Plant Bar – Located in a restored 1927 ice factory, known for handcrafted cocktails, farm-to-table dishes, and vintage industrial vibes.
3. The Floridian – Modern Southern comfort food with local, seasonal ingredients. Outdoor patio is dog-friendly.
4. Catch 27 – Known for fresh, locally caught seafood. Try the shrimp & grits or blackened fish sandwich.
5. Prohibition Kitchen – A speakeasy-style gastropub with live music, burgers, and craft cocktails.
6. Preserved – Fine dining in a historic Victorian home. Focused on regional ingredients and elegant Southern plates.
7. Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille – Cajun-Creole fare with a courtyard under the oaks. Great for evening dining with twinkling lights.
8. Kookaburra Coffee – Australian-style espresso bar, perfect for a pick-me-up during your downtown walk.
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Valutazioni e recensioni
10 / 10Eccezionale·giu 2026
Property was well stocked & very clean. Great setup. 2 bdrms with king beds, 1 with a double & one with 2 twins. No trouble accommodating our party of 7. Host was very responsive to our only concern. Pool looks different than the picture. No liner & concrete is a bit stained, but the water was clean and clear. It was very hot while we were there so we did not get to the beach as often as we had planned & we cut the site seeing short because of the temps also, so the pool was a lifesaver as we had 3 teens with us. Would most definitely rent this house again.
8 / 10Eccellente·mag 2026
The house was great! The pool needed a bit of cleaning but it was rainy while we stayed so that may have had something to do with it. inside was clean and the gist was very friendly.
10 / 10Eccezionale·mar 2026
The house was clean and in a great location. It is in a quiet neighborhood within walking distance to the Matanzas river, I got to see the sunrise! The house was very spacious, had plenty of room for eight people and a toddler. The beds were comfortable. We used the pool during our stay which was nice. We did have an issue with the air conditioner not working but the hosts(Sunder chitturi) were very quick to respond when we notified them. Unfortunately it wasn’t fixable during our stay but they brought two portable ac units which helped tremendously! We also brought our dog and the fenced in yard was a plus so she could play ball outside. The hosts were very nice and responsive with our questions and concerns! We had a great time! I would definitely stay here again if back in the area.
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"Property was well stocked & very clean. Great setup. 2 bdrms with king beds, 1 with a double & one with 2 twins. No trouble accommodating our party of 7. Host was very responsive to our only conce..."
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