42 Spanish St, Saint Augustine, FL 32084

Dating back to 1807, the Triay house is named for the family that built it and whose descendants still live in St Augustine. One of only 30 surviving colonial structures from the second Spanish Period, history buffs will have no shortage of reading material in anticipation of becoming the next steward of this much loved residence. Located in the heart of the Historic District with a myriad of architectural, culinary and cultural offerings in every direction, your car will gather dust as you happily explore everything on foot. Enter directly into the living room where the beamed ceiling and fireplace provide rich detail. Connecting to what has been an office and dining room in the past, both open to a sunny foyer that leads to a deliciously private courtyard. Walled on all sides, this outdoor salon is enjoyed year round. Al fresco dining will take on an international flavor as it's easy to forget where you are and what day it is when transported to your favorite European cities.