First Time Buyer 2+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Saint Augustine, FL Under $250K
There are 12 condos for sale in Saint Augustine, FL, with 2 to 3 bedrooms, 1 to 2 bathrooms, and 0 to 1,428 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $225,000 to $248,000, and build years from 1972 to 2017. The largest, at 1302 Royal Troon Lane, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,428 square feet for $239,900.
Most of these condos sit on the mainland side of Saint Augustine, where Palencia's golf courses and lakes spread along the Tolomato River west of the historic core. Vilano Beach lies a short drive north of the older neighborhoods, and Anastasia Island brings David Shores and Anastasia State Park across the Matanzas River. The historic district, with its colonial streets and the Bridge of Lions, is the anchor the rest of the city grows around.
Interstate 95 runs along the western edge of town, and Jacksonville sits roughly 40 miles north for buyers who commute. Anastasia State Park and its beaches are a short drive from most of these addresses, and the St. Johns County School District serves the whole area.
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Is Palencia a good area for a first-time condo buyer in St. Augustine?
Palencia is a master-planned community along the Tolomato River west of the historic core, with golf, lakes and a broad amenity package. Many Palencia condos also carry a master association on top of their own association, so confirm exactly what each set of dues covers before you make an offer.
What should a first-time buyer check in a St. Augustine condo association?
Ask for the bylaws, the reserve study and the rules on renting the unit, since short-term rental policies differ from one association to the next. Check the flood zone and the insurance costs for the building, because coastal Florida homes can carry significant premiums. A good association keeps its books in order and its common areas well maintained.
How far is Vilano Beach from downtown St. Augustine?
Vilano Beach sits a short drive north of the older neighborhoods, which makes it a practical choice for buyers who want beach access without living on the island. Traffic on the bridges can slow trips during busy seasons, so plan extra time for errands on the other side.
Is Anastasia Island a good place to buy a condo near the beach?
David Shores and the nearby Anastasia State Park give island residents quiet streets and easy access to the sand. The trade-off is the bridge crossing to reach the mainland shops and jobs, so think about how often you will make that trip. Ask the association about rental rules if you plan to rent the unit.
Is there a practical commute from St. Augustine to Jacksonville?
Interstate 95 runs along the western side of town and connects the area to Jacksonville, roughly 40 miles north. Commute times shift with rush hour traffic and any delays on the bridges, so test the drive at the hour you would actually travel before you settle on an address.
What is living in the historic district like for condo owners?
The historic district has colonial streets, the Bridge of Lions and a walkable core that draws visitors all year. Parking and tourist crowds can be heavy in the center, so many buyers choose a condo a short drive out and visit downtown when they want to.