Stroll down memory lane to an era held together as
are all eras, by certain accepted values and beliefs,
a certain widespread code of behavior.

St. Augustine romantic inn, Alexander Homestead
Bed & Breakfast, pays tribute to America's Golden
Age, the Victorian years. This era was one of contrasts
and contradictions, asking that the passionate and
the proper, the sensual and the sentimental exist
side by side.

Mixing family heirlooms with a treasured collection of St. Augustine antique furnishings, Bonnie's flair for decorating and homemaking are evident. Her
St. Augustine bed and breakfast home has its own
secret life that beautifully combines the "passionate
and the proper, the sensual and the sentimental."
An early morning coffee service awaits at 8:15am outside the bedroom doors. By 9:00, breakfast is
served in the formal dining room. "Everything I
prepare is first class. . . eggs from the chicken farm, fruits from the fresh market, my homemade granola
and endless entrees, like Country French apple casserole, green chili egg puff over tostados or warm homemade almond syrup drizzled over French Toast."

Four of the rooms have their own irresistible private porch that makes a visit that much more memorable.

Picture a rich parlor, bursting with romantic detail.
Walls, covered with a sensual dark color, its gilding lit by a flickering mellow light.

Now, actually step into that parlor to hear the crackling fire, the glasses clinking, people talking.

As you enter the formal dining room you feel the warmth from the visual impact. Silver, china and crystal elegantly displayed on the handsome sideboard reaffirm the richness of a dignified hospitality.

Awaken each morning to the soul stirring aroma of breakfast as it is lovingly created; Country French
apple casserole, strata, French toast, homemade
muffins, homemade granola and always fresh
squeezed orange juice and tree ripened fruit are
just a few of the sumptuous breakfasts served in the opulent family dining room.

"The History of Alexander Homestead."