Name: St. Augustine, FL
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Living in St. Augustine, FL

Ranks better than 87% of areas Follow

Population

15,065

Median Age

48.0 Years

St. Augustine Area Facts

St. Augustine has a Livability Score of 87_/100, which is considered exceptional
St. Augustine crime rates are 64% higher than the Florida average
Cost of living in St. Augustine is 13% higher than the Florida average

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What do the locals think about St. Augustine?

68%

Family friendly

32%

Public transit is accessible

50%

Walkable to grocery stores

55%

Yards are well-kept

45%

Lots of parks

59%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

59%

A quiet area

50%

Sense of community

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Stunning location with great housing 4.5 rating By HerbertB ( Oct 25, 2016) I love my home in St. Augustine. http://www.drhorton.com/Florida/North-Florida/St-Augustine/San-Salito.aspx . i thought it would just be somewhere i lived for a few years, but its great here. i love the people/community and i plan on being here for a long time. it really is the b ...Read More est Read Less

Oldest City and Best in My Opinion 5 rating By cnburke83 ( Jun 24, 2012) I love this town, Not only do they have great schools, it is absolutly beautiful and full of fun and beautiful sights to see. St. Augustine has some of the best food I have ever had and fun Restaurants... Just try Santa Marias on the water. Great food, simple and affordable, they ...Read More give you a basket of bread to feed to the birds and fish through a latch next to your table. The restaurant is surrounded with large windows on the bay and you can see dolphins swimming by daily. Then there is st george street where you can by all kinds of touristy fun stuff or tour the old buildings, ride trollys, eat ice cream buy yummy fudge or just people watch. Go visit the fort, or the wax museum, the old jail or ride one of the many horse anf buggys. Just have fun and soak in the history, and if you get a chance be sure to visit the holy lands. they are amazing and beautiful. Read Less

exciting small city with tons of fun 4 rating By stevie3 ( May 13, 2012) My fiance and myself booked a hotel(the country inn Carlson). There were many hotels/motels to choose from with price ranges $42 a night all the eas to $350 a night. Some beachfront, some right in the middle of town. There were also many bed and breakfasts. There were many attrac ...Read More tions to choose from. St Augustine happens to be the 3rd most haunted city in the u.s. we took a ghost tour by trolley which lead us by 2 graveyards, the haunted lighthouse, where we got out.to walk around, and lastly the old jailhouse. There we got out of the trolley where we met a guide who was one of the "inmates" who was hung in the jail. He was Awsome!! We also visited ripleys which was pretty fun if u took the time to read the stories. There was also some hands.on activities. We went to the alligator farm which was well worth the money. We got up close to hundreds of different alligators, crocodiles, birds, monkeys, and snakes. The albino alligators were pretty neat as well as the komodo dragon and the bridge where u walk over literally hundreds of gators under you. It just so happens that this time of year there are hundreds of birds nesting in the trees right above this gator pit!! O was literally within hands reach of a nest of babies!! Great for pictures. We also got to see the feeding of maximo the salt water croc. That night we took another ghost tour with ripleys. It's was also very fun. Throughout the 2 days we walked all over downtown old st Augustine. There were so many shops. Read Less

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exciting small city with tons of fun 4 rating By stevie3 ( May 13, 2012) My fiance and myself booked a hotel(the country inn Carlson). There were many hotels/motels to choose from with price ranges $42 a night all the eas to $350 a night. Some beachfront, some right in the middle of town. There were also many bed and breakfasts. There were many attrac ...Read More tions to choose from. St Augustine happens to be the 3rd most haunted city in the u.s. we took a ghost tour by trolley which lead us by 2 graveyards, the haunted lighthouse, where we got out.to walk around, and lastly the old jailhouse. There we got out of the trolley where we met a guide who was one of the "inmates" who was hung in the jail. He was Awsome!! We also visited ripleys which was pretty fun if u took the time to read the stories. There was also some hands.on activities. We went to the alligator farm which was well worth the money. We got up close to hundreds of different alligators, crocodiles, birds, monkeys, and snakes. The albino alligators were pretty neat as well as the komodo dragon and the bridge where u walk over literally hundreds of gators under you. It just so happens that this time of year there are hundreds of birds nesting in the trees right above this gator pit!! O was literally within hands reach of a nest of babies!! Great for pictures. We also got to see the feeding of maximo the salt water croc. That night we took another ghost tour with ripleys. It's was also very fun. Throughout the 2 days we walked all over downtown old st Augustine. There were so many shops. Read Less

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