There are homes... and then there are pieces of history.

Welcome to The Puello House, a rare and remarkable residence at 53 Marine Street in St. Augustine, originally constructed between 1812 and 1814 by Maria Puello during the city's Second Spanish Period. Built of native coquina stone, the same material used to construct the nearby Castillo de San Marcos, this extraordinary property has stood for more than two centuries, quietly witnessing the evolution of America's oldest city.

From the moment you arrive, the home delivers an unmistakable ''wow factor'' that simply cannot be replicated. Historic character blends seamlessly with thoughtful modern restoration, creating a residence that feels both timeless and refined. Every detail honors the home's rich architectural heritage while offering the comfort and elegance expected of luxury living today.