Welcome home to Casa Lovett. This 1920s cottage is ideal for up to four guests, with two bedrooms both with queen beds, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, off street parking and spacious yard. Enjoy morning coffee on the porch, overlooking the quiet street and listen to the sounds of birds and an occasional tourist trolley. Sip an aperitif on the back porch for a sunny end to the day in the privacy of your tree covered oasis. The spacious living room has a smart TV and two sofas. Bedrooms: There are two queen bedrooms. The blue room has an ensuite bathroom with a tub, shower and spacious closet. This bedroom has a door that opens out to the backyard. The pink bedroom includes a closet and bathroom with shower across the hall. Dining: Within a few blocks walk you have the Blue Hen, a sought-after brunch spot, as well as the fine dining restaurant La Nouvelle Bistro, located in the historic Jefferson House. The Ice Plant and St Augustine Fish Camp restaurants are a short walk to the west, while a myriad of restaurants await you in downtown St Augustine, just a 10-minute walk to the east. Ask your host for recommendations as she is a foodie and knows the restaurant scene! Kitchen: You’ll have a full kitchen, with coffee maker, kettle, stove, refrigerator and microwave. The cabinets are stocked with everything you need to whip up a great meal. Laundry: You’ll access the laundry room from the back porch with full washer and dryer. Beaches & surrounds: Beaches are just a 10 minute drive away. We recommend Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine Beach and Vilano Beach. A short 10 minute walk will take you into the historic village where you can explore all the shops and restaurants. We supply beach towels and chairs for you to take to the beach! Getting around: The trolley is a great way to get around and learn about the area if this is your first visit to St. Augustine. There are trolley stops at many locations around the city.

I'm a world traveler that has settled in St Augustine. One of the things I love about St Augustine, Florida is there there is so much to do and so many restaurants! I am a foodie and professionally trained wine lovers. As the host of two rental homes I am always on call for your questions. I am also a real estate agent helping people buy and sell homes and investments. I love meeting new people and creating an excellent guest experience. I appreciate your reviews so much!

Lincolnville was founded by freed black slaves who settled here in 1866 at the end of the Civil War. At the time Lincolnville became the vibrant African American commercial and cultural center for the city. Central Avenue was renamed Martin Luther King Avenue in 1964 in commemoration of Dr King's visit and contribution towards the Civil Rights Movement. St Augustine’s Lincolnville Historic District was designated as an historic district and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. Lincolnville spans 45 blocks and includes the highest concentration of Victorian-era buildings in St. Augustine.