Bright Vibrant House w/ Backyard

With a population of just over 60,000 and encompasses 9.5 square miles, the City of North Miami is home to one of the most ethnically diverse communities in the state. Nestled between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, the City has had a rich history in the arts and is home to the renowned Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA); the now-defunct Greenwich Studios (home of Flipper); and some of the most sought-after recording studios including the Hit Factory and Criterion. Both Florida International University Biscayne Bay Campus, as well as Johnson & Wales University, call North Miami home. The City of North Miami is committed to the growth of its business community, while also focusing on issues such as education, the arts, leisure activities, and sustainability, ensuring a live/work environment. Our community is hosted in a humble 3-bedroom/2-bath bungalow with three independent tiny home/recording studios hidden in the spacious fully-fenced backyard. In the front, we also have a small porch with two hand-built swings where our residents can enjoy coffee or tea in the morning. Inside, our house residents can enjoy the soothing comforts of custom-built TwinXL bunks which hold ample space on the sides individual power strips, a ledge to hold their gadgets, and color-changing RGB-LED lights strips. Our goal is to keep hosting weekly activities for healing, creativity, and growth. We are also bringing in our friends from San Francisco, Austin, and New York to bridge our residents to the latest movers and changers of digital technologies. The following amenities and services are included: - Air conditioning centralized. - Breakfast, dinner, and lunch (chargeable). - Chill out area. - Cleaning (common areas). - Washer and Dryer. - Fast WiFi. - Hair-dryer. - Kitchen. - Parking (free on-street). - Toilet paper, towels. We heal, create and grow. Also, learn about NFTs and Crypto. We are the first Miami coliving studio of its kind that actively makes a grassroots effort to be part of improving the local community. Our dream is to one day provide artist residency programs that aid talented traditional artists in the digital age and metaverse. Our hybrid tiny house and co-living community make living with us a unique, one-of-a-kind, unforgettable experience. We welcome like-minded people interested in the above. Room(s): 1. PHIL: 4-Bunk Female Room (Shared) Capacity: 4 Rates: 900 / Month Amenities: Essentials, TV, Cleaning, Closet/drawers, Desk/workspace, Kitchenette, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair 2. CUBA: 4-bed Female Dorm (Shared) Capacity: 4 Rates: 700 / Month Amenities: Essentials, Balcony, TV, Cleaning, Closet/drawers, Desk/workspace, Kitchenette, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair 3. HAITI: 4-Bunk Female Dorm (Shared) Capacity: 4 Rates: 800 / Month Amenities: Essentials, TV, Cleaning, Closet/drawers, Desk/workspace, Kitchenette, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair FAQ Are pets allowed? Will I have privacy? Are couples allowed? Can I split the rent with a friend? Can I add/remove furniture in my room? Are there separate work areas in the coliving space? Who are my roommates? Can I book long-term stays? What information do I need to supply for the application? Do you require a security deposit? Can I extend or shorten my stay? Can I check-in early? Late? Do you accept co-signers? Is there a Credit Score required? What if I don’t like it once I move in, for any reason? Can I smoke inside? How about vaping? Can I change rooms or apartments? Are service and emotional support animals allowed? Are kids allowed? Are guests allowed during the day/night? Are utilities/all bills included? Are the private bedrooms cleaned? Any breakfast/lunch/dinner/snacks/meals/food included? Are all rooms furnished? What potential costs are there besides the rent? What is the policy on alcohol? What are the quiet hours? Is the communal area cleaned? Is there a kitchen where I can cook my own food? Can I work in the common area? Do I have to clean the room when I check out? Do you have storage space for my stuff/luggage? Is there a house/community manager? Can I receive post/mail to the property? What is the average age? Are there any good restaurants nearby? Does the building have security? What is done to make me feel safe? Can I lock my bedroom door? Are my belongings safe? Will I get to choose my roommates? When/how will you refund my security deposit? Are there any laundry options? Can I get picked up at the airport? Can I book additional cleaning? What types of shared spaces are there? How many people will be living here during my stay? What are the nationalities of the other guests? What is the average length of stay? What is the gender-ratio? Is the neighborhood safe? What public transportation is available? How far is it to the nearest airport? Are there any House Rules I can read before my arrival? PETS. Furry friends are welcome on a case-by-case basis (with an additional +15% regular listing rate). The number at 1-per room or 3-animals at a time, first-come first-served basis. Separate animal manuals for owners are provided. All residents have a bedroom within the home for more privacy. Residents are to share the furnished common areas respectfully. Only Wrightwood 3 -- Collaboration Studio allows for couples or dual occupancy. The rest of our bunks and private studios are comfortable for only one-person. Overnight guests for the bunks and privates are $100/night. No. Our house is fully furnished and decorated according to our vision of the space. We kindly request you refrain from removing furniture from the rooms. Any additions are subject to approval. Yes. The common room (living/workspace) is designed for residents to be focused for work. We also have areas in the backyard for residents who prefer the outdoors for inspiration. Your roommates will be other members of Wrightwood Dream Circle -- a community focused on healing, creativity, and growth. We aim to create a psychologically safe environment for every member to realign with their highest self. Yes, we encourage and are actively creating programs up to 9-months. Longer stays are welcomed although, it may get a little tight for those seeking more than a year's stay. Full Name. Forwarding/permanent address. Email. Phone #. Photo of ID. Proof of employment W2/1099. Yes, we require 50% of the monthly rent as a security deposit. You may extend as long as we have availability. For shortening stay, kindly check our cancellation policies. Due to our previous experience with guests pushing out limits by arriving either too late or too early, we have a $20/hr fee outside of our check-in window (4 pm-7 pm) because we must pay the staff for working past their regular hours: No, we do not. No, there is none. Kindly see our cancellation policy. Smoking is strictly prohibited in any part of the building. That includes all private and communal rooms, hallways, balconies, etc. If you choose to smoke, please make sure you do so away from the building entrance, and please make sure you dispose of cigarette butts properly. Of course. If a room is available and you want to move in, you will have the opportunity to pay the rent difference if exist. We may also charge an additional room cleaning fee. We do not accept pets. By law, we allow service dogs. Our staff is allowed to ask two questions to determine what service the animal provides if it's not obvious: 1. Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? and 2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? We define service animals as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and protecting a person who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illness to take prescribed medications, calming a person with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) during an anxiety attack, or performing other duties. Service animals are working animals, not pets. The work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person’s disability. Dogs and pets whose sole function is only to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA, and will not be allowed. ADA Info: https://adata.org/guide/service-animals-and-emotional-support-animals As this is essentially a working environment, our facilities aren’t baby-proofed or child-friendly. Having kids around can be a major distraction for other colivers and you. So, it’s a no. Guests are allowed in the visiting area but NOT in the bedrooms. Strictly no guests overnight. Be aware that we can assume no liability for your guests or their possessions. Overnight guests in common areas past 11 pm will be charged a $50/ea. All utility bills, like water, electricity, and internet access, plus monthly cleaning of common areas are included in your rent. Sadly, we only offer a cleaning service in the common areas. No. But you have a kitchen that you can use anytime you want to prepare your food. There are grocery stores nearby for your convenience. The common areas come fully furnished. Bedrooms are furnished with everything essential. We recommend that you have renters insurance. Otherwise, the usual cost of your food, possessions, transit, etc., is on your own. It’s your home, so feel free to enjoy a drink whenever you wish, so long as you are respectful of your housemates. If you want to party, make sure you do that away from the property. If any guest is habitually abusing alcohol such as being incoherent, finding it hard to balance, or passing out in common areas, then we will reserve the right to disallow alcohol on our premises. On the weekday, quiet hours are from 10 pm to 7 am, and 12 am to 9 am on weekends. As with any shared housing scenario, the golden rule is to be respectful of others in your community and not wake them up or disturb them if they’re trying to have a quiet night. Yes. The communal areas are cleaned once a week. You have access to a kitchen that you can use anytime you want to prepare your food. We ask that you clean up any mess you make during and after food preparation. Kindly label all food items and left-over (with date). Anything over a week old or left unlabeled in the fridge will be thrown-out. You have plenty of flexible workspace options to suit your mood and your requirement for the day. Yes, kindly strip the bed sheets and make sure the trash bins are emptied before leaving. No, all your personal items must be kept in your room. Yes. The community manager is responsible for maintaining a good atmosphere in the house and the well-being of the members. For residents staying longer than 3-months, we are allowing mail to be received on the property. The rest are encouraged to rent a box in the nearest post office. The average age of our members is 28 years old. We mainly get people between 21 and 35. With just a few minutes walk, you have a selection of good and cheap restaurants. Our favorite is KING JERK for no-frills authentic Haitian Jerk Chicken and BBQ Ribs. We take your safety very seriously. The last thing we want is to have a reputation for not being a safe place to stay. We screen both our staff and guests, provide 24-hour security and CCTV cameras are usually installed. Plus, you have people in the house practically 24 hours a day. Yes. You will be given a key upon check-in. Please do not lose the key. Lost keys will be charged with an extra cost of $50. Even though we have been lucky that nothing has gone missing, we recommend all our members to keep their valuable belongings in their rooms. For extra precaution, buy Renters Insurance in case of lost items and accidents. The safety and well-being of our members are very important to us. We screen every member beforehand. You may not choose your roommates directly. By staying in our home we try to only onboard new members who fit the current community. No security deposit is needed for the stay. Yes, we have a washer/dryer onsite for your laundry needs. Each room is assigned 2-days in a week to avoid backlog in the laundry room. There is also a coin-wash within a 3-min drive with washing and folding services nearby. No, unfortunately we currently do not have this service. As we have a budget for cleaning every month, additional cleaning may be requested for a fee. Kindly coordinate with Sy for your cleaning request. Everything apart from the private bed-spaces is shared amongst our community. This includes the kitchen, bathrooms, living/workspace, porch, and backyard. There are a total of 12 residents in the house, and 3-4 resident in our tiny houses in the backyard. Including the house manager, there is a total of 16-17 people at our maximum capacity. We have a diverse set of nationalities at any given moment. You'll have to come and meet our residents to experience this wonderful treat. The average stay for our residents it anywhere between four (4) to nine (9) months. Modern-day genders have become more complex. To answer this question, we aim for as close to 50/50 ratio in biological sex regardless of their chosen gender/orientation. Yes, is pretty secure 10-min drive from NoMi Downtown on 125th Street. Street parking available for free in front of the property. On the corner of 135th Street and NW 4th Ave., the closest Bus Stop is ID: D135##46 which is a 1-min walk to the right of the house. The nearest airport is MIA / FLL QUIET/SLEEPING HOURS: from 11PM until 7AM, Sunday through Thursday. While we understand that our globally competitive world means that most remote-work are flexi-schedules, we encourage an 8-hour window wherein we encourage minimal volume in all of our common areas both indoor and outdoor so our residents can have ample nights’ rest. With the exception of the weekends, wherein we are willing to extend hours until 1am max. PETS. Furry friends are welcome on a case-by-case basis ($200/monthly). As much as we would love for all our residents to bring their furry-companions to brighten up the energies our home, we must recognize that we must cap the number at 1-per room or 3-animals at a time. TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF AT THE DOOR; reflecting Sy’s Asian Heritage, we humbly ask that our residents and members remove their shoes at the entrance before entering our spaces. This ensures that outside contaminants are left at the door to protect the flow energies that we aim to provide our home. CLAY-GO. Clean-as-you-go actively keeps our home free of grime, dirt, and mess from accumulating in our shared community spaces. This includes all of the shared-spaces within the rooms as only the bed-pods are considered “fully private” to each resident. Wash your pots, panda, dishes, and utensils immediately after-use and dry them appropriately before returning them to their homes in the kitchen cabinets or drawers. PANTRY CLEARING DAY: On the 25tth of every month, our community manager removes old food items from the community fridge and pantry to make sure that no food items from previous residents have been left behind. Unexpired food items shall be donated to the community supplies. COMMUNITY CLEANING DAYS: Each room is assigned two-days a week for clearing, cleaning, and upkeeping our indoor community areas. This includes the front porch, the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom, and the hallways. BEDROOM CLEANLINESS / NO FOOD IN ROOMS. Each resident is responsible for keeping their bed-pods clean as the day they came to our spaces, and free of food debris. Help us prevent roaches or other insects from invading our sleeping quarters by refraining from keeping food items in the bedrooms. Scheduled cleaners will come monthly to sweep, vacuum, and dust surfaces. LAUNDRY SCHEDULE: Each room is assigned two-days a week to use the in-house washer/dryer to prevent a backlog in the laundry room, and ensure fair time-allocation for all rooms to wash/dry their clothes. Residents are required to wash their own bed-linens and towels. ROOM-TRASH DAYS. As part of our commitment to the community, every bunk is responsible for emptying their room’s trash once a month, ensuring that room trash is emptied at least once a week. HOME-PARTIES. Birthday? Art Show? Business Launch? Celebrate any occasion and party like a rockstar, utilize and maximize our community spaces for your events by coordinating the time, date, and number of participants to the community manager at least 1-week before your intended party-date. It’s BYOB. No selling of hard liquor. Hosting-resident is responsible for coordinating/executing the setup and clean-up both the day-of and the day-after the event. A cleaning fee of $100 will be charged if hosting-resident did not satisfy community cleanliness standards after the party. SMOKE-FREE INDOORS / OUTDOOR SMOKING. Due to centralized temperature controls, we maintain a smoke-free indoors to keep our AC-vents/filters clean and breathable. This also keeps the scent of smoke from lingering in doors. There are ample shaded smoking areas in the front porch or the backyard for smokers to enjoy their fix morning or night. WIPE BATHROOM AFTER-USE. Because the bedrooms share the 2-common bathrooms, all personal toiletry items such as shampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial wash, shavers/razors, toothbrushes and toothpaste, etc. should be KEPT INSIDE THE ROOMS. Any items found in the bathroom will be donated to the community supplies. Remember to wipe the sink, bowl, and other surfaces of any contaminants in respect for the next person.