St. Augustine Home Mortgage - Florida Home Loans - Mortgage Lending in St. Augustine

Looking for a home loan in the St. Augustine area?
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Whether you are looking to buy a home or refinance your existing mortgage in St. Augustine, Marimark Mortgage can help you find the home loan that best fits your needs. Our loan counselors are all professionals with many years of financial experience and will work with you to understand what best fits your own personal situation. We also understand the local St. Augustine market and have relationships with other professionals in the community, such as appraisers, real estate agents, home inspectors and others who may be needed to assist you. And we’ll help you coordinate all of their services.

We have put together the information below so that you can learn more about the community you may be planning to move to and to help you find the local resources that you will need before (and after) making your move. Current St. Augustine residents will also find a wealth of information about local activities and entertainment in the St. Augustine area.

We serve the following areas with home loans and related services:

Flemming Island
Fruit Cove
Green Cove Springs
Middleburg
Palatka
Ponte Verde Beach
Summer Haven

St. Augustine is an absolutely beautiful city located on the northeast coast of Florida. With its warm climate, and its rich history it is a perfect place to live. It is the nation’s oldest European settlement to be consistently populated. It was founded on September 8^th, 1565 by a Spanish admiral who named it after Augustine; a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. Since then St. Augustine has been under many different rules. It was first under Spain. It served them two purposes, a military base and a settlement for Catholic missionaries. In 1763 the Treaty of Paris gave Florida to the British who had previously been involved in many wars against St. Augustine, but soon after that, in 1783, a second Treaty of Paris gave Florida back to Spain. About 35 years later the U.S took over all the Spanish Colonies of East and West Florida. Finally in 1845 Florida was proclaimed a state. Even after all the wars that took place in St. Augustine thirty-six of the original buildings remain, and many others were reconstructed. Around 1880 a man named Henry Flagler became a prominent influence on St. Augustine’s history. He created three major hotels - turning it into a tourist resort. These hotels are still used today, one is a part of Flagler College, one is a museum, and one is still used as a hotel. Restidents and visitors will truly enjoy the historical flavor of St. Augustine.