Absolutely charming, elegant classic home built in 1905 in one of St Augustine's most sought after neighborhoods, The Abbott Tract. So much history is tied in to this gorgeous home which has been wonderfully maintained and lovingly cared for. This one really fits all the bills as a permanent home, vacation rental or some combination thereof. A short term rental license is already in place and will transfer with the sale of the home. Real Estate is all about location and you just can't get better than this. Walk to all of St Augustine's downtown attractions or jump in the car and be in the beach in 5 minutes. This home has views of The Intracoastal Waterway and ocean/inlet from the 2nd story and sunrises here are oh so majestic. A kayak launch is conveniently just steps away. How about a morning coffee outside upstairs where you watch the sun rise, see pelicans flying and boats cruising by? Or just swing life away on the peaceful porch swing. Listings like this are extremely rare. The Tinner's House – A true piece of St. Augustine history and nestled within the historic uptown neighborhood of St. Augustine. The house is perfectly located just 10 houses from the Castillo De San Marcos, our country’s oldest fort, and a short walk to the heart of the city. High and dry with no damage from either Matthew or Irma or any other storm, this convenient location is walkable to shops, restaurants and attractions along San Marcos Street and is perfect for short-term rental for those who want to experience historic St. Augustine via walking or biking. You can walk through the historic old gates of the city, stroll along St. George Street and enjoy historic sites, shops, restaurants, pubs, and great nightlife. Enjoy a scenic kayak ride from the kayak/paddleboard launch just 2 doors away. Paddle or fish around the beach islands of the gleaming Intracoastal Waterways, and travel to The Fountain of Youth or even along the historic harbor of downtown St. Augustine. The Tinner’s House was built in the mid- to late- 1800s and is considered one of the oldest buildings in the subdivision of North City. This community was the first area to be settled outside of Colonial St. Augustine. The Uptown area was developed between 1872 and 1930 and eventually named after Lucie Abbott, a well-known and successful land developer. Abbott Street was aptly named after Miss Abbott, and by 1823, her name was associated solely with the North City area