Real Estate in Flagler Beach , Palm Coast
Vicki Rhonemus
386 972 1435386 972 1435

386 972 1435386 972 1435

vickirhonemus@gmail.com

Sugar Mill Plantation Real Estate Analysis

sm plantation ruins  Sugarmill Plantation in Flagler Beach, Florida is a community of Estate homes offering lush landscaping and old oak trees. Charming “Old Florida” plantation style homes on oversized lots welcome Large families as well as the executives.

Located in South Flagler Beach Sugarmill Plantation is located close to the famous loop offering one of the most scenic drives in all of Florida.  Sugarmill  is in a perfect location, minutes to the beach to the east and less than 5 minutes to the Interstate to the west ( with out the noise) .

This is a hidden paradise you wont want to miss. Call me for a list of properties in this area today
Vicki Rhonemus – 386-972-1435

 

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Walk Score for Sugar Mill , Flagler Beach



Sugar Mill , Flagler Beach School Data

Flagler Beach School Districts

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Flagler Beach Schools

Old Kings Elementary School
PK-6, public
http://www.flaglerschools.com

Community Events

Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park & HIKE!

NE Florida Excursions & More!

We will be meeting at 10:00a in this beautiful Historic State Park to view the Sugar Mill Ruins, and other Ruins, such as the Slave Quarters, and the Spring House Ruins. This is an easy walk from the parking area. Then we will do a 4-mile...

Entrepreneur Night in Flagler Beach (May 2018)

Palm Coast Coworking, Startup and Entrepreneur Events

Calling out to all Entrepreneurs, Aspiring Entrepreneurs, Small Business owners, Investors, and those who are in the business of servicing and supporting entrepreneurs. Entrepreneur Night -- a grassroots event for and by Entrepreneurs, this event...

Explore Plantation Ruins and Hug an Ancient Tree !!l

Saint Augustine Singles: Meet Up

In this Central Florida Flagler Beach State Park are the mysterious ruins of a cultural artifact dating to the 19th century. At it's height, the Bulow Plantation covered more than 2,000 acres, producing cotton and sugar cane. One source stated...