This Historic Victorian in Beautiful St. Augustine is Dripping with Character

By Meghan Overdeep August 23, 2019

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Dating back to 1887, the Hibbard House was built at the height of the Victorian Era—and it shows.The marvelous 3,606-square-foot Queen Anne Victorian sits in the center of St. Augustine's historic downtown, providing easy access to both the water and the ancient Florida city's bustling arts and entertainment scene.Highlights of this impeccably restored four-bedroom, four-bathroom beauty include a three-story staircase, original stained glass, intricate woodwork, three working fireplaces, a dreamy front porch, and heaps and heaps of curb appeal. Don't even get us started on that fourth-floor lookout tower!Located on historic brick-paved St. George Street, this updated old-world charmer is listed for $1,299,000. Start clicking for a tour.

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272 St. George Street, St. Augustine, Florida

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The unique footprint of this classic Victorian reminds us of another famous Florida home: The Captain’s House in Fernandina Beach which was featured in the 1987 movie The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.

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Front Porch with Character

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Who says every front porch ceiling in the South needs to be painted blue? Here, a bright shade of green is a quirky take on the tradition.

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Main Entrance

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From the floors to the staircase, all the home’s intricate millwork has been artfully restored to its original splendor.

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Staircase Details

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The same green from the front porch is used again to spiff up the staircase’s kickboards. This cheerful shade is used throughout the home.

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Comfy Living Room

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Here, modern furniture contrast beautifully with the original wood molding and floors.

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Spacious Dining Room

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A restored fireplace serves as an interesting focal point in the dining room. Next to it, a wall bump-out serves as the perfect spot for a floor plant while adding depth to the space.