59 Cuna St Apartment

This historic multi-family home, located in the heart of downtown, consists of two renovated apartments designed for comfort. It's the perfect place for groups wanting to travel together while enjoying a bit of extra privacy. Situated just one block from St. George St and top downtown restaurants, bars, and activities, this home offers convenience and charm. The property includes one off-street parking space and two city garage passes for additional vehicles. The property at 59 Cuna offers two cozy apartments with private access. Unit A features an open living room, a full kitchen, and a dining room on the downstairs level, while upstairs hosts a primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and two queen guest bedrooms with a shared bathroom. Unit B is a first-floor unit with two queen bedrooms, a shared bathroom, and a cozy kitchen, living, and dining space. The property includes one off-street parking space and two city garage passes for additional vehicles, ensuring convenient parking options during your stay. Located in the heart of downtown, this property is just a block away from St. George St and surrounded by top restaurants, bars, and activities. Its central location makes it easy to explore the vibrant neighborhood and enjoy all the attractions the area has to offer. Quiet hours are enforced between 10pm and 8am per St. Johns County ordinance. The minimum age to book is 21, and the primary guest must be present for the duration of the stay. No parties are allowed, including bachelor/bachelorette parties and wedding parties. Any guests visiting outside of the reservation must be approved by the hosts prior to their arrival. The home has an actively recording security camera at the front door. No pets are allowed on the property at any time, and no smoking or vaping is permitted. Late check-outs and early check-ins require prior approval, and guests who stay past checkout time will be charged an additional fee of $50 per hour. The home is not child-proofed, so parents with younger children use the home at their own risk.