The National Register of Historic Places recognizes the circa 1886 Horace Walker House in downtown St. Augustine. This landmark gem designed by architect Franklin W. Smith who also designed the Casa Monica Hotel and Villa Zorayda in Moorish Revival design has been fully restored to the luxury and opulence of bygone days while melding modern conveniences of kitchen and baths. The rear of the house was expanded to feature fabulous outdoor living with outdoor kitchen, patio that can be open or enclosed and a courtyard backyard for event and guest entertainment. The property is zoned commercial and is currently used as a high end Air B&B and private event venue. If your goal is for a historic primary residence in the country's oldest continuously occupied city then enjoy 3 large bedrooms, 2 of which are ensuites, an upstairs rear balcony, large living room, dining room and all new kitchen with European appliances and flair, then this is it!
Listing courtesy of MEMORY HOPKINS REAL ESTATE.
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