One of the finest historic homes in St. Augustine! Originally built in 1889 for the Countess de Montjoye – wife of a French aristocrat and socialite of the Golden Age – the home was designed by Henry Flagler himself. The classic Victorian interior and Spanish Revival exterior combine two of the most common architectural styles in this ''Old City'' district of St. Augustine. This home was lovingly and impeccably restored to every authentic detail: the three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, living room, formal dining room, music-alcove, and kitchen boast its original grandeur, while modern upgrades provide comfort and convenience. Enter from Bridge Street through the iconic red gate into the lush garden with paver walkways and old, stone courtyard walls. Inside you will find intricate woodwork from the heart pine floors and cypress crown molding to the two elegant wood-paneled fireplaces and stunningly carved staircase. The unique kitchen includes a charming brick-chimney oven, plus the contemporary conveniences of top quality appliances, a hidden pantry, & stove island. Upstairs the Master Suite features an indulgent bath, sunlit sitting room, & walk-in closet. The covered balcony on the second floor enjoys a view of the bay and wraps around the home for extra alfresco living. Located in the most sought-after neighborhood of the nation's oldest city, this home is just blocks away from world-class restaurants, art galleries, boutique shops, and the marina. This piece of living history is waiting for your new story!