If you’re staying at Hibiscus Coffee & Guesthouse then you may have noticed we have amassed a great collection of antiques in our rooms. We have everything from antique lamps shaped like panthers, to beautiful vintage textiles. So when one of our guests comes in and asks about antique stores in our area I cant help but get a little excited. Here’s a compilation of our favorite antique/thrift stores in and around Santa Rosa Beach and why we like them so much.
Haven House
3384 US-98, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
Haven House has an affordable and unique selection of merchandise. Not only that, but every sale helps men in addiction recovery and the Haven House Rehabilitation Center. This is a place where the staff are extremely kind, and willing to work with you.a
They used to have a wider selection of antiques. Now it is mostly used clothing. However tucked in the back left corner there are electronics and some interesting home decor. It’s worth stopping by and checking out if you have an extra 10 minutes. You never know what you’ll find there.
I personally have bought curtains, bookshelf speakers, antique playing cards, and clothing from this Goodwill.
Caring & Sharing
112 Lynn Dr, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
If you’re looking for a bargain on antiques and curiosities this is a great place to explore. Caring & Sharing has a wide variety of electronics, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and my favorite, collectables. I have personally bought an office chair, a Nintendo 64, and antique playing cards from Caring & Sharing.
I also know families and individuals that Caring & Sharing have helped, in emergency financial and family situations. The staff here are good people who care about the community. So if I can buy something from Caring & Sharing instead of a cooperation, I will.
ReStore (Habitat for Humanity)
2440 US-98, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
A fairly new addition to our community. This store focuses on second-hand furniture and appliances. But their items are quality. I bought a cool red velvet couch from this ReStore. I have also seen them have an old pool table. As well as interesting art pieces. This is a good place to look for discounted furniture and appliances.
Historic DeFuniak Springs
DeFuniak Springs is a historic town just 35 – 40 minutes north of Santa Rosa Beach. Named Lake DeFuniak after Frederick DeFuniak, president of the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad. The name was later changed to DeFuniak Springs. Still standing today is the oldest library in Florida, and original homes build in the 1800’s. A town with lots of history and plenty of antique stores.
Funky Pumpkin
203 Live Oak Ave W, Defuniak Springs, FL 32435
The Funky Pumpkin is a vintage collectibles antique store. With 5000 Sq ft of space packed to the brim with antiques. And since their store works on consignment, with stalls rented out to different vendors (So long as they have a certain percentage of antiques in their inventory). It means there is a wide variety of taste and style in these booths. This one comes highly recommended.
Nook and Cranny Consignment
676 Baldwin Ave, Defuniak Springs, FL 32435
Nook and Cranny Consignment is packed full of antiques and collectibles. They’re also well known for their vintage postcards. With multiple vendors displaying products in the store you’re sure to find something interesting. They have everything from antique furniture, art, dishes and cutlery, statues, and curiosities.
