Llambias Addition is one of St. Augustine's older platted neighborhoods, an addition laid out in the era when the city was expanding beyond its colonial core in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It carries a Minorcan family name woven into St. Augustine's history since the 1700s, from the colony's Minorcan settlers. The neighborhood sits within the fabric of the old city, close to the downtown historic district, the bayfront and the San Sebastian River, where streets hold a mix of older wood-frame and masonry homes, cottages and later infill on small city lots. Homes here are part of the St. Johns County School District, and the daily texture is that of residential St. Augustine just outside the tourist center: local streets, mature trees and short trips to the city's shops, schools and waterfront. Listings in Llambias Addition appear as individual historic-era properties come to market. See what's currently for sale in Llambias Addition below.