Cozy Stunning House w/ Backyard 1 mile away from Claude Pepper Park

The Golden Glades Interchange is on the northern side of the community. From it, Interstate 95 leads south 11 miles (18 km) to the center of Miami and north-northeast 15 miles (24 km) to Fort Lauderdale, Florida's Turnpike leads north parallel to and inland from I-95, and the Palmetto Expressway leads west and south 23 miles (37 km) to U.S. Route 1 in Pinecrest. From the same interchange, State Road 9, a surface road, leads southwest 3 miles (5 km) to the center of Opa-locka, and U.S. 441 leads south parallel to I-95 as far as downtown Miami. Enjoy a delightful stay in our local homestayfor your Miami trip. The quiet and cozy house is equipped with AC, TV, and Wifi to make your stay comfortable. You can always enjoy using our kitchen, free parking, theater den. Our bungalow is located in a great location for you close to I-95 the best way. We look forward to hosting you! Disclaimer: Coliving with multiple folks staying. ID upon check-in. We offer a move-in-ready coliving home within a diverse, vibrant community. Embracing global individuals with a zest for life, our residents range from digital nomads to professionals, entrepreneurs, and students, all eager to share experiences. Here, a new home also means new friends; we eliminate the hassle of finding roommates, thoughtfully pairing you with like-minded peers for a fulfilling stay. Room(s): 1. White King Room (Private) Capacity: 2 Rates: 1500 / Month Amenities: TV, Closet/drawers, Desk/workspace, Lock on door, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair 2. Blue Queen Room (Private) Capacity: 2 Rates: 1200 / Month Amenities: Closet/drawers, Desk/workspace, Lock on door, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair 3. Red Queen Room (Private) Capacity: 4 Rates: 1300 / Month Amenities: TV, Closet/drawers, Lock on door, WiFi, Air conditioning, Sheets & Pillows, Chair FAQ What types of people will I be sharing the home with? Is there a designated space for work? Can I split the rent with my partner or a friend? Are pets allowed? Will I have privacy? What information do I need to supply for the application? Can I check-in early? Late? Can I extend or shorten my stay? Can I smoke inside? How about vaping? Are guests allowed during the day/night? Are kids allowed? Are service and emotional support animals allowed? Can I change rooms or apartments? What are the quiet hours? Are the private bedrooms cleaned? Any meals/snacks included? Are all rooms furnished? What potential costs are there besides the rent? What is the policy on alcohol? 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 the communal area cleaned? Is there a house/community manager? Are my belongings safe? Can I lock my bedroom door? Does the building have security? What is done to make me feel safe? Are there any good restaurants nearby? When/how will you refund my security deposit? We're looking for people between 21-40 years old. Ideally, where's looking for nursing-professionals or medical practitioners on-rotation. We expect each adult guest to behave accordingly and discourage the use/abuse of alcohol or any other substances in our spaces. Two of the bedrooms (white king) and (blue queen) have tables in the room. There's also a great stop on breakfast bar, located between the kitchen and the den, where bar stools are located for easy stand-up desk action. Sure! If you're coming as a couple, we'll charge the member of coliving.com. Kindly coordinate between your partner/friend to pay their share with the member of the platform. We will require a valid form of ID for both guests. 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. Full Name. Forwarding/permanent address. Email. Phone #. Photo of ID. Proof of employment W2/1099. 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: You may extend as long as we have availability. For shortening stay, kindly check our cancellation policies. 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. 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. 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. 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 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. 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. 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. 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 communal areas are cleaned once a week. Yes. The community manager is responsible for maintaining a good atmosphere in the house and the well-being of the members. 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. 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. 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. 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. No security deposit is needed for the stay.