44 Rohde Avenue, Saint Augustine – Open House – Saturday 2-4pm – July 22nd Born in 1900, reborn in 2016, the transformation of this 1,656SF 3/2 is outstanding. Wood floors, high ceilings, tall windows, excellent kitchen, carport, parking pad, and pavered patio. Easy stroll to everything fun and delicious. $379,000.
Irene's BlogWe are so proud to have an award winning distillery in St Augustine. At the 2017 Spirits International Prestige Awards they won a gold for the Double Cask Bourbon and the platinum medal “Best in Class” for the Port Finished Bourbon. In addition to these awards the Whisky Advocate named it “Florida Whisky of the […]
Irene's BlogCondolences: We recently lost two great talents in the art community. Gail Pflaster, Ed. D. passed away in early May. She spent forty years in the academic world as a teacher and become passionately involved in the arts community in the late 90s. A member or patron of many St Augustine arts organizations, she created […]
Irene's BlogThe First Annual Fundraising Gala to benefit the students of St Augustine Public Montessori School will be held Thursday, May 31, 2012. There will be a silent and live auction by Great Expectations. Live music by Baroka with DJ Andy Calvert of High Fidelity. Tickets are available at $75/person. Heavy hors d’oeuvres & light […]
Irene's BlogHenry Flagler’s other hotel, the Alcazar Hotel (now the Lightner Museum and St. Augustine City Hall), once had what was touted in the 19th century as the world’s largest indoor swimming pool. The pool, which was in the semi-subterranean ground floor, was 120 feet long by 50 feet wide, with a depth of 3 to 12 […]
Irene's BlogST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Phil McDaniel wants to create St. Augustine’s only distillery by renovating an old, empty ice plant building on Riberia Street in downtown. He wants to create a distillery on one side, and an upscale bar and gift shop on the other. The distillery would also be open for tours. Wednesday, McDaniel […]
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