The Peña-Peck House - St. Augustine Woman's Exchange

The Peña-Peck House - St. Augustine Woman's Exchange Overview

Among the oldest colonial buildings in St. Augustine is the historic Peña-Peck House. The native coquina stone house, circa 1750, was built by order of King Ferdinand VI for Spanish Royal Treasurer Juan Estevan de Peña and his wife Maria Antonia. Peña-Peck House garden is ready for your special day. Nestled in the heart of downtown St. Augustine, the Peña-Peck House garden beckons you to come and celebrate your wedding day. The Woman’s Exchange of St. Augustine would love to host your wedding and/or your reception, too. The lovely garden is lush and green with hints of color from seasonal flowers all year round. Stately oaks provide just enough shade from Florida’s abundance of sunshine and the courtyard with a coquina floor is buffered from the bustle of the downtown by a wall and shrubbery. If you envision a “secret garden” setting, the courtyard is the place. Celebrate love at the historic Peña-Peck House - St. Augustine Woman's Exchange.