



This expansive 3,800 sq ft home is ideal for corporate housing, offering a flexible layout with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Located in a gated South Mountain community, it provides a serene environment just 15 minutes from Downtown Phoenix and Sky Harbor Airport. The property supports multi-year leases and explicit subleasing, making it perfect for companies seeking long-term accommodations for their employees. Its proximity to local attractions and major hospitals enhances its appeal for traveling professionals and academics.
The home features a spacious open floor plan on the main level, including a large kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, perfect for entertaining. The living room opens to a private pool and covered patio, offering a relaxing retreat. Upstairs, a generous loft can serve as a study or play area, while the master suite includes a walk-in shower and closet. The property also includes a three-car garage and a home office suite, catering to remote professionals.
Owner will cover the monthly fees of $175 HOA and $200/month pool maintenance fee. Renter is responsible for all utilities including water, sewer, trash, and electricity. Renter must provide proof of renters insurance. No smoking allowed. Home comes unfurnished.
• 4 Bedrooms / 4 Bathrooms: Spacious layout for comfort and privacy
• Private Pool: Enjoy a refreshing swim in your own backyard
• 3-Car Garage: Ample parking and storage space
• Home Office Suite: Ideal for remote work
• Gated Community: Added security and peace of mind
• Mountain Views: Stunning scenery from your home
Phoenix, Arizona allows non-owner occupied short-term rentals (STRs) but has implemented regulations to govern their operation. As of January 15, 2024, all STR operators in Phoenix must obtain a permit from the city3. This applies to both owner-occupied and non-owner occupied properties.Key regulations for non-owner occupied STRs in Phoenix include:
Phoenix's regulations are considered relatively host-friendly compared to other major U.S. cities, as they do not restrict non-owner occupied STRs6. However, operators must comply with all city ordinances to avoid penalties and potential permit suspension13