About Rhonda

Member since:January 2018
Speaks:English
Lives:Charleston, SC, USA
We purchased our vacation home in 2010 and have enjoyed many years of sharing the beauty of St. Augustine and St. Augustine beach with family and our guests. Please contact us (thesandbucketatseaside@ Hidden or 843-442-6158) if you have any questions about The Sand Bucket. Our property is locally managed by Jamie Serenati with Coastal Realty in St. Augustine Beach - #1 vacation rental company in St. Augustine. Jamie knows our condo almost as well as we do and will also help you with any questions or concerns. She can be reached at 904-461-0097 Monday-Friday or jamie@ Hidden most anytime. You do not pay a higher fee if you book direct by calling or emailing her.
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Beaches, Beaches, and more Beaches near The Sand Bucket at Seaside

Beaches, Beaches, and more Beaches near The Sand Bucket at Seaside

With over 42 miles of beautiful beaches in St. Augustine,Florida you can choose a new one to visit each day during your stay at The Sand Bucket at Seaside. Each one is unique and you can even drive your 4-wheel vehicle onto the beach in designated areas (when allowed) and drive between the waves and

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The Press

The Press

The Press is tucked at the end of a strip shopping center about 9 miles from The Sand Bucket, but another one that is definitely worth the drive. Owned an operated by a local family, it is an outstanding casual, small eatery with a great selection of craft beers, wine, and simple fresh homemade American food. As the name implies, they serve burgers nestled inside of wonderful homemade brioche buns, but the menu offers much more. The evening specials include steaks and occasionally

Oct 15, 2019
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Our History

Our History

While Catholicism may have seemed dead in Florida from the arrival of the English, since all the Catholic Spaniards departed for Caribbean ports, the arrival of a workforce composed of Minorcans, Italians, and Greeks in 1767 at what is now New Smyrna Beach led to the resurgence of the Catholic faith on the peninsula and, eventually, in the City of St.

Jun 24, 2026
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About Fort Mose

About Fort Mose

Established in 1738 by Colonial Spanish Florida's Governor Manuel Montiano, Fort Mose gave sanctuary to Africans challenging enslavement in the English Colony of Carolina. Approximately 100 Africans lived at Fort Mose, forming more than 20 households. Together they created a frontier community which drew on a range of African backgrounds blended with Spanish, Native American and English cultural traditions.

Jun 24, 2026
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Hotel Ponce de Leon - Flagler College

Hotel Ponce de Leon - Flagler College

In 1888, Flagler built the Hotel Ponce de León, his first in a series of luxury resorts along Florida's east coast. A masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture and the first major poured-in-place concrete building in the United States is now known as Ponce de Leon Hall.

Jun 24, 2026
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