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a bit of Paradise in beautiful Vero Beach, Florida
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2.9.2023
Among the beautiful east coast beaches of South Florida, well above the hub-bub of Palm Beach, yet still in the Tropics, lies Vero Beach, the Hamptons of Florida, and the half-acre of tranquility that is August Words House.
Swim in your solar-warmed pool, cook in your gourmet kitchen, curl up with a good book or write your own in the library, enjoy movies on your big screen TV, and when it's time to retire for the night - or a lazy nap - pile into your luxurious tropical canopy bed with the paddle fan swirling above you.
Or spend your days at the beach, playing tennis or golf, kayaking, hiking, or adventuring, creating Florida memories, knowing you can relax at day's end in your own quiet retreat.
Whether you are a writer, a reader, love one who is, or just enjoy the sun, you'll enjoy your stay.
Read . Write . Relax . Revive
In June 2018 Vero Beach was named by Coastal Living Magazine as #4 in “The 10 Happiest Seaside Towns” in the U.S., all “guaranteed to make you smile.” They called Vero Beach “sophisticated, but low key,” and the “Carmel of the Atlantic.”
Coastal Living also previously named Vero Beach one of the “10 Best Little Beach Towns in Florida,” describing the city as “A hidden gem nestled on the east coast of Florida, Vero Beach is a nature lover’s paradise. Think unspoiled beaches, salt water lagoons and protected wildlife refuges. With miles of biking and hiking trails, there are ample opportunities for eco-friendly adventures. Then enjoy the small-town charm in the “main street” area of Vero Beach, where you’ll find weekly gallery strolls, a vintage market, and plenty of quaint cafes.”
In December 2015 Vero Beach was named by Fodor’s Travel one of the “10 Under-the-Radar Florida Beach Towns.”
Vero Beach
Imagine a month in the sun to concentrate on your book!
We COVID clean between guests.
