The ninth annual St. George Island Tour of Homes will be held this weekend.
Tour
weekend begins with a Friday evening Kick-Off at the Jay Abbott
Firehouse from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The
evening includes raffle items, refreshments, door prizes and a
presentation on local aquaculture by Carrie Jones with the Florida
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
On
Saturday, February 8th from 10 till 4, tour participants
will be able to check out seven unique island homes showcasing the
distinct architecture, décor, landscape and vistas on the island,
from the St. George Plantation on the West to the beautiful gulf
views on the East End.
Homes
on the tour include “Wright in Paradise” a new beachfront home in
the Plantation.
There
is also “Laid Back” with colorful furniture and fabrics that
stand out against white walls and “Lee Shore, “ a modern,
full-time home featuring mid-century modern design and mixed-pattern
textiles.
You
will also get to tour “Banana Republic” which features a carved
fish from Wewahitchka cypress and a kitchen island base from a
300-year-old Belgian church.
“Bay
Haven” is a house where almost every room opens to a balcony or
deck and the brand new “Papaw’s Sandbox” is built on a property
bought in 1958. and features a chef’s dream kitchen – complete
with coffee bar.
There
is also the McLendon house, a beachfront home whose living room is a
combination of French country and modern and shades of blue.
The
Plantation Clubhouse along with the Cape St. George Lighthouse and
the Keeper’s House Museum and Gift Shop are also open for the tour.
Tickets
are available online at www.sgitourofhomes.com or at the Lighthouse
Gift Shop at the center of St. George Island.
Tickets
are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the tour.
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