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10 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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The Cottage at Grand Oaks Plantation
The Cottage on Grand Oaks Plantation is a hidden gem in the small town of Monticello, FL. Nestled under a canopy of 200 year old Live Oaks, you will enjoy relaxing as you watch the horses, ring-tailed lemurs, kangaroos... This restored plantation cottage housed guests in the early 1900's, and is now completely renovated with antique stained glass windows and doors, beadboard walls and a screened wrap around porch. Pool table and darts also. This cottage was featured in Country Living Magazine.

Cozy Country Cottage - Waterfront!
Enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this unique country cottage on private Turkey Pond. Deer, turkey & raptors are just some of the wildlife you may encounter. Stunning sunsets are common & kayaks are on hand for a paddle. There is outdoor seating & a sun umbrella for the porch and stars twinkle on clear nights. Special touches make your stay comfy & cozy including on-demand hot water, a luxurious queen bed w/ a cozy comforter, mini-split heat/ac, dish network, smart tv & much more.

Edgewood Cottage
Whether you're in town for an event or looking for a getaway, you'll feel cozy, comfortable, and right at home in this historic cottage. Built in 1916, the home offers historic charm and modern amenities. With more than 1,600 sq. ft. and three bedrooms, there's room for the whole family! There's a huge fenced-in yard and Macintyre Park is just half a block away. The front porch and back deck offer serenity under the pines. Or take a 3 minute drive to experience all that downtown has to offer.

Private Hot tub, Adjusting Kingbed, Gated Property
Read All to get Pet Discount! Walk to Historic District: famous for Ghost Tours, Good eats, Antique shopping, Live theatre, and Music on Fri. Nite @ THE Social. Returning Guests - before booking, send an "inquiry" for 50% Less Pet Fee! Also applies to "One Nite" booking with Pet! - Please Be Sure To Add Pets & Any Guest with you Upon Booking (list service animals as guest for insurance purposes). Pet fees are per stay, not per nite. - Any Smoking: Outside Only! [Medical also outside Only].

Twisted Pine Lake Cabin, secluded & near town
Close to everything, a million miles away....... Down the two-track driveway, past the view of the nearest neighbors, our new custom cabin awaits. Rest easy on the screened porch, with its view of the two-acre lake or cross the adjacent foot bridge to the island. Fish for bass and bream, stroll the walking path, paddle around and enjoy the wildlife, or just relax far from the madding crowd. This slice of paradise sits on 12 acres; our home is across the lake, out of sight and out of mind.

Welcome to The Schoolhouse
This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Discover this fully renovated 1926 two-bedroom gem in the heart of Monticello, Florida. Named for one of two schoolhouses originally associated with the church now housing Monticello’s Chamber of Commerce, the home still reflects its history. From reclaimed hardwood floors to refurbished original windows, doors, and moldings, you can experience the best of modern amenities and historic charm.

Shangri-La Treehouse
Shangri-La Treehouse is the 1st and only luxury treehouse in Tallahassee, Florida's Capital City. Nestled between ancient oaks, Shangri-La Treehouse is luxury in the wild where serenity is found. You are invited to enjoy 9.5 acres of verdant land amidst ducks, deer, owls, and other assorted wildlife that call Shangri-La home. A thoughtful, adults only (21+) romantic getaway for 2 that can accommodate up to 4 guests comfortably.

Home in Monticello near downtown w/ modern vibes
This entire home has plenty amenities. The 1562 sq ft. corner is home near downtown. The home is cozy, comfortable and functional for humans only. I hope your stay allows you to enjoy your spouse, family, friends or co-workers. Make sure you create lasting memories as you relax, attend college games, graduations, work or just need a nice place to stay. Tallahassee or Thomasville are only a 30-35 minute drive away.

Charming cottage located on a historic street.
The Camelia Cottage is located on charming Pearl Street, surrounded by historic antebellum homes. Enjoy quiet evenings in this unique neighborhood. Camelia Cottage is within 30 minutes of Tallahassee and within walking distance of quaint shops and restaurants. You will certainly enjoy the small town atmosphere. Camelia Cottage has recently been updated, there are two beds one king and one full bed.

Sienna Lee Gardens: A Beautifully Renovated Home
Relax and unwind in this beautiful 4 bedroom/3 bath home nestled on 20 acres of picture perfect live oaks, organic blueberry orchard, and abundant wildlife. There are so many places for entertaining including a large swimming pool. There's a fully equipped kitchen, luxury beds and hotel quality linens. Every room has cable TV and internet throughout the house.

Executive Suite on Park Ave.
This is the most elegant and tranquil 1250 Sq ft. of pure comfort! It features a library quiet central smart H & A. system (not a window air) can be set to 70 in the summer and 68 in the winter. Large one bedroom with a Tempur-pedic luxury king size bed . 7 ft glass shower . Sofa can be used as an Extra long twin. Full kitchen with dishwasher

Dogwood House; Private 2 Bedroom in Monticello, FL
Charming 1950s Florida Bungalow in Historic Monticello Florida Stay at The Dogwood House—a beautifully restored bungalow just steps from downtown shops, dining, and drinks. Pet-friendly for well-behaved pups, this cozy retreat is the perfect mix of comfort and charm. Only 30 minutes to Tallahassee or Thomasville!
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Other great holiday rentals in Monticello

Tall Timbers Waterfront: 3BR / 2 Bath Retreat

The Hideaway @ Goose Pond Acres

Charber Farm Cabin

Cute Cottage centrally located to Tallahassee, FL

Sunset Blue House - Secluded Pool Home on 4+ acres

Cozy Country Cottage near Tallahassee

Guest Cottage with Charm!

The Knotted Oak Cottage- Fenced & Dog Friendly
When is the best time to visit Monticello?
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| Avg. price | €132 | €135 | €134 | €125 | €132 | €129 | €126 | €129 | €130 | €138 | €135 | €128 |
| Avg. temp | 11°C | 13°C | 16°C | 20°C | 24°C | 27°C | 28°C | 28°C | 26°C | 21°C | 16°C | 13°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Monticello?
Monticello has historic downtown homes, countryside retreats, and cozy cottages, reflecting its small-town character. Choosing a place near the center lets you explore local shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks with ease.
What are the best things to do in Monticello with kids?
Families can explore local parks for playgrounds and nature trails, visit interactive history museums, or attend community fairs and seasonal events. U-pick farms and farmers’ markets around Monticello give kids a taste of local produce and rural traditions.
What are some of the best things to do in Monticello?
Explore the Monticello Opera House for live performances, stroll through the historic district’s unique architecture, or browse local shops downtown. Nearby parks and small museums add variety to a relaxed itinerary.
How is the weather in Monticello?
Monticello has mild winters, with temperatures around 40–64°F (5–18°C), and warm, humid summers, typically between 71–92°F (22–33°C). Rainfall is higher in the summer, especially from June through August, so lightweight clothes and a rain jacket are often useful.
When is the best time to visit Monticello?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for comfortable weather, with temperatures typically mild and outdoor events taking place across the region. Summer is warmer and more humid, especially from June through August, while winter is generally mild.
What are the best places to visit in Monticello?
Explore the historic district, which has preserved homes and buildings, and visit a community theatre known for local productions. The courthouse square and nearby parks reflect Monticello’s small-town charm and local traditions.
What are some hiking trails in Monticello?
Local parks in Monticello have walking and nature trails suited for observing native plants and birds. Around the area, state parks provide additional options for longer hikes and exploring North Florida’s landscapes.
What are some family activities we can do in Monticello?
Explore local parks with walking paths and picnic spots, or visit a small-town theatre for seasonal performances. Farms and orchards around Monticello often provide hands-on activities, such as fruit picking or learning about local agriculture.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Monticello?
Many travelers explore nearby state parks for hiking and wildlife watching, or visit locally owned farms and markets around the region. Art galleries and historic towns near Monticello are frequently suggested for learning about North Florida’s cultural and natural heritage.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Monticello?
Many stays in Monticello welcome pets, especially in cottages or countryside rentals. Parks and green spaces around town make it easy to get outdoors with your pet during your visit.
What are some local tips for visiting Monticello?
Many visitors enjoy starting their day at a local café, and chatting with shop owners often leads to insider recommendations. Bring comfortable shoes for walking historic streets, and stop by a Saturday market or seasonal event if your trip aligns.
What is Monticello known for?
Monticello is known for its historic architecture, community festivals, and locally grown produce. The town often draws visitors interested in heritage sites, Southern food traditions, and a relaxed pace of life.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Monticello?
Many visitors enjoy wandering through historic neighborhoods featuring Victorian-era homes, or discovering local antique shops tucked along side streets. Small art galleries and quiet trails in the countryside provide a peaceful glimpse into Monticello’s creative and natural side.
What are the best foods to try in Monticello?
Southern-inspired dishes like fried green tomatoes, fresh local vegetables, and barbecue are frequently suggested. At local markets and diners, you might find homemade pies or traditional comfort foods reflecting the region’s agricultural roots.
What should I bring for a trip to Monticello?
Pack lightweight clothing, a rain jacket during summer months, and sturdy shoes for exploring parks or historic streets. A hat and sunscreen help with year-round sun, while reusable water bottles are handy for outdoor activities.
What is the nightlife in Monticello like?
Monticello nightlife tends to be laid-back, with local taverns, occasional live music venues, and seasonal community gatherings. Evenings are often spent at local restaurants or attending performances at intimate spaces like the opera house.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Monticello?
Monticello is known for community festivals, such as an annual watermelon festival in summer, holiday parades, and arts and crafts fairs throughout the year. Food vendors, live performances, and local heritage traditions are often highlighted.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Monticello?
Monticello has a variety of vacation rentals, including spacious family homes, restored cottages, and properties near parks or open spaces. You can find places well-suited for families, often with yard access or multiple bedrooms.
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