John Ellis Realtor

01/25/2026

Open house today till 2 pm at 5336 Atlantic View

01/25/2026

Open house at 5336 Atlantic View, St Augustine Beach. Stop by before 2 pm today, to see a beautiful beachfront home, offered for less than any other comparable property. It would make a great short term rental, or tremendous home. Its private beach walk allows you to enjoy cocktails by the Ocean.

12/03/2025

The Rowan Tree, or mountain ash, was historically used to ward off evil spirits. Planted near homes to protect the family’s from witches, they were important in Scotland & Ireland, and in “Ancient Greek myth, H**e, the beautiful young goddess who served ambrosia to the gods, lost her cup to demons and, when the gods sent an eagle to recover the cup, each one of the eagle’s feathers and drops of blood that fell to earth during the ensuing battle produced a Rowan tree. This also explains the Rowan’s red berries and its feather-shaped leaves.” When you seek a new home, use Rowan Realty to plant your roots.

11/29/2025

5336 Atlantic View, St. Augustine open house 10-4 Sunday 11/30

11/15/2025

Extended tour of 5336 Atlantic View, stop by today before 4 pm to see in person during our open house.

11/15/2025

Longer video tour of 5336 Atlantic View in St. Augustine, offered by Rowan Realty. Stop by and see me today before 4 pm for the open house!

11/15/2025

Stop by today and view this beach front home in St. Augustine, 5336 Atlantic View

11/08/2025

Come see me at our open house Saturday November 15th, at 5336 Atlantic View, St. Augustine. If you’re buying or selling in northeast Florida it will be a great chance to meet.

5336 Atlantic Vw, Saint Augustine, FL 32080 is for sale. View 100 photos of this 3 bed, 3 bath, 2743 sqft. single family home with a list price of $2200000.

10/27/2025

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07/07/2025

Fireworks in Palatka, FL for the 4th of July.

03/13/2025

03/12/2025

🌶🍅The Minorcan Legacy in St. Augustine🌶🍅

In 1768, a group of over a thousand immigrants from Minorca, an island in the Mediterranean, arrived in Florida to work in an indigo plantation. Facing harsh conditions, they relocated to St. Augustine in 1777, where their descendants have since become integral to the city's cultural fabric. The Minorcans' influence is evident in local cuisine, particularly in dishes featuring the datil pepper, a spicy variety they introduced to the region.

St. Augustine celebrates the Minorcan culture with our Minorcan Heritage Festival & Datil Pepper Festival each year. Make sure to check those out, and be sure to sample some of the excellent local Datil Pepper Sauces! My favorite Minorcan Chowders were made at the Santa Maria and South Beach Grill. Where is your favorite Minorcan Chowder served?