Agathas Guesthouse | Port Orange, FL
Agatha’s now serves as the guesthouse for the estate. Cornelius Christiancy built the original house in 1914. Initially the house was one of a number of such structures that were built as vacation homes for visiting northerners. Douglas J. Clark renovated the house and added a large westward addition in 1998. The lumber and beams used in the addition are century-old, recycled heart pine. The original part of the house has not been changed.
Who wouldn’t want to have a two-story historic riverfront home to get ready in with your bridal party on wedding day, then after your wedding spend your honeymoon night as newlyweds.
Luxurious amenities include the full kitchen, large downstairs gathering area, wet bar, flat screen TV and indoor pool and spa to make wedding day and night spectacular.
This charming riverfront residence is a two-story home with three bedrooms and four bathrooms, plenty of space for newlyweds to enjoy honeymoon night or for up to six guests total to stay the night.
The Guest House was originally built in 1914 by Cornelius Christiancy. A large westward addition was included with renovations made by Douglas J. Clark in 1998.
The lumber and beams used in the addition are century-old, recycled heart pine taken and built from another home that was located next door to Agatha’s. The original part of the house has not been changed.
