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Location:Palm Coast, Florida
Bedrooms:5
Bathrooms:6
Property Type:Vacation Home
Sleeps:11
Amenities:Air Conditioning, BBQ, Breakfast Bar, Cable/Satellite TV, Ceiling fans, Coffee Maker, Dishwasher, Full kitchen, Garage, Hot Tub, Internet Access, Ironing Board, Jacuzzi, Microwave, Non-Smoking, Oceanfront, Oven, Patio, Pets OK, Phone, Refrigerator, Stove, Swimming Pool, TV, Toaster, Utensils, Wireless Internet Access
Activities:Beach, Biking, Boating, Fishing, Golf, Gym, Hiking, Kayaking, Miniature Golf, Movie Theatres, Restaurants, Shopping, Sightseeing, Surfing, Swimming, Wildlife viewing
Description:Living the dream! That's the best way to express the wonderful feeling of this great big, beautiful house of light. Cinnamon Beach: Salt Lake House is new to our program, and we are so happy! Windows open to the lake and the ocean in almost every room. Beautifully furnished, and with every amenity, your family with feel at home with 5 bedrooms, and 6 bathrooms. This big, beautiful private home will give you a wonderful beach vacation. The area is just beautiful, the beaches super quiet, and the feel of the home is that of a Four Seasons resort. Sea Lake House is perfect for indulgent evenings and family barbecues. Live in luxury’s lap - turning to stainless steel appliances, deep counters, spacious cabinets and shiny, new goodies whatever your whim. Two ovens are stacked one atop the other - cooking is easier than ever. An immense breakfast bar will easily seat everyone in your party, with a separate dining area adjacent. Large windows hint at Salt Lake House’s best feature - its fantastic natural light. A driveway and garage provides ample parking - with natural flair. Beyond, under a shaded portico, you’ll find the inviting front entrance. Our Sea Lake House sleeps up to eleven guests in five massive bedrooms. Six luxury bathrooms mean you’ll never sacrifice space or privacy while enjoying time together with your family and friends. Double-height cathedral ceilings in the living room make a space ideally suited for a vacation home - it’s big, bright and you’ll want to spend all your time there. Two very deep couches face each other, with an entertainment unit waiting beside. Cable TV options include a staggering 250 channels. Wireless Internet is provided too, as are landlines phones with unlimited, free phone calls anywhere within the States and Canada. Keeping in touch with friends at home has never been easier. The home’s floor-plan will maximize your hard-earned quality time. Its centrally located kitchen, always the center of the party, opens to the dining room and nearby patio. Also on the ground floor are your master suite, 2nd bedroom (a converted den) with full bathroom, as well as a convenient laundry room, impressive entrance foyer and garage. Upstairs, you'll enjoy sweeping views of the water from the interior and exterior balconies. Three bedrooms and four full bathrooms are up on this level as well as three balconies. It's a nice, open floor plan - allowing everyone their privacy. We used a little creative license to make an upstairs loft with comfy chairs and couches. There are several rooms so comfortable for the children to sleep, watch TV, read or just horse around. Nearby activities and entertainment spoil you for choice. As guests at Sea Lake House you enjoy access to the exclusive facilities at Cinnamon Beach Resort. Kids and adults alike will go crazy for two large heated pools. One, a heated lap pool, is directly oceanfront and the second, for kids, has a zero-slope entrance for paddling. Also available are a fitness center, 2 games rooms, a jacuzzi, a kid's water splash zone, a cafe, and jogging trails - not to mention miles and miles of delicious cinnamon-colored beach. Fantastic restaurants and golf courses are just a short drive - please email us for recommendations and resort reviews. Tucked comfortably away from loud resort crowds, you’ll enjoy quiet beaches and serene afternoons. With five-star amenities throughout the Sea Lake home, hotel stays will become something of the past.
Location:Saint Augustine, Florida
Bedrooms:5
Bathrooms:2
Property Type:Vacation Home
Sleeps:2
Amenities:Air Conditioning, BBQ, Balcony, Boat Dock, Cable/Satellite TV, Ceiling fans, Coffee Maker, DVD Player, Deck, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Full kitchen, Internet Access, Ironing Board, Laundry, Linens, Microwave, Non-Smoking, Oceanfront, Oven, Patio, Pets OK, Refrigerator, Stove, TV, Toaster, Utensils, Wireless Internet Access
Activities:Beach, Biking, Boating, Fishing, Golf, Gym, Hiking, Jetskiing, Kayaking, Miniature Golf, Movie Theatres, Museums, Shopping, Sightseeing, Surfing, Swimming, Wildlife viewing
Description:This is it, Folks! See the stories in the Coastal Living, Jacksonville magazine & Gainesville magazines here! Come vacation in a treasure of Summer Haven history. This 110 year old cottage is located 50 steps from the Atlantic Ocean. Five bedrooms, a great room with fireplace, two bathrooms - one with an original claw-footed tub - large family kitchen, pantry, laundry, dining porch, and wrap-around porch. Send your thanks back in time. Your stay at The Lodge, a 19th century beach cottage near gorgeous St. Augustine, promises a historic and redefining simplicity. A few days here means renewed sense of ‘the important things in life’, chock-full of familial magic. Tucked on a sleepy cul de saq next to the Atlantic Ocean, The Lodge and its older sister The Hut are elegant and understated reminders of a far-away time. An area known as Summer Haven was recommended to stressed Pennsylvania banking baron, Thomas Mellon, for its restorative powers. Construction on first The Hut and then The Lodge began in the 1880s, at a time when Chester Arthur was president and Mark Twain was busy finishing his Adventures of Huck Finn. This is seriously good quality time, where simple, beautiful touches - candle light and ocean breezes - complete the setting. A house with this much history begs for a multi-generational vacation where the stories come out - as family folklore enjoys another airing. Take the time on this holiday to hear the stories you’d never otherwise have chance to hear. Reconnect with grown cousins or childhood friends - covering more ground than you ever would in a hasty holiday card. Whip up beloved family meals - packing your grandmother’s handwritten recipes for a birthday cake made from scratch. Snap dozens of photos as Grandpa teaches the next generation to fish. Try this more genuine of magic kingdoms for real family bonding, in surrounds so idyllic they look like a movie set. Adirondack chairs wait on the wrap-around porch, where palm trees dot the view of stone breakers just beyond. Liberal touches of antiquity, such as the front porch’s restored pew bench, leave room to wonder what the walls would say - if they could talk. A private dock is charming and ramshackle, perhaps Huck-Finn-comes-to-Florida (Dock is to shallow water due to sand bars.) Up to ten guests can comfortably stretch out over 1,200 square feet. Five double occupancy bedrooms, four queen beds and two bunks, share two bathrooms. An equipped kitchen, dining porch and a living area each honor the old with family heirloom accessories and new, comfy furniture appropriate to the period. The house boasts recent refurbishment across every inch - yet maintains all original features. Solid pine floors and old glass windows. A claw-footed porcelain bathtub and a pyramid roof for extra air circulation. Instead of closets, enjoy simple wall hooks to keep your clothing organized - and relish in a vacation that requires only a parade of shorts, t-shirts, bathing suit and towel (repeat). For modern conveniences, enjoy phones and cable TV. If you’d rather do without, they can stay easily tucked out of sight. Past guests love the inclusive aspect their vacations can take, thanks to the home’s single-story plan. Older relatives who struggle with mobility will enjoy a property that has everything to hand. The ocean, just 100 feet away, can be seen, heard - and tasted- from within The Lodge itself. Note: Summer Haven is constantly changing with nature. The Summer Haven river behind the house is largely a sand dune and can many times provide beach access. Due to Tropical Storm Faye erosion at the front, there is now an area of large boulders blocking the beach access points. Although you can walk in between these boulders to access the beach like the locals that live nearby, the nearest easy beach access is approximately 1 mile north at Fort Matanzas National Park. It has (free) paved parking and provides beach access via a meandering boardwalk.
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