Situated in Phoenix's historic Sunnyslope neighborhood, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers an ideal setting for corporate housing, traveling professionals, and academics seeking a furnished, comfortable stay. With a minimum lease term of 30 days and the option to extend, this property is perfect for those looking for longer-term accommodations. Enjoy easy access to local attractions, professional sports, and cultural venues, while being just a short distance from major hospitals, making it an excellent choice for medical professionals.

The home combines classic charm with modern amenities, including central air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen. Outside, a spacious backyard features a gas BBQ grill and a private setting for relaxation. Nearby, explore numerous hiking trails and the vibrant dining and arts scene that makes this neighborhood one of Phoenix's most desirable locations.

Property Features

• 3 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms: A comfortable layout with king-size beds in each room.
• Modern Kitchen: Equipped with a dishwasher, large refrigerator, microwave, and more.
• Central Air: Stay comfortable year-round with central air conditioning.
• Spacious Backyard: Includes a gas BBQ grill and a private, grassy area.
• Convenient Parking: Covered parking for 2 vehicles plus additional driveway space.

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:

1. Registration and Permitting: Operators must register with the city and obtain a STR permit, which costs $250 for initial application and renewal3.
2. Insurance: Maintain liability insurance coverage of at least $500,000 per property1.
3. Display of Permit: The STR permit/license number must be displayed on all advertisements for the rental3.
4. Neighbor Notification: Operators must inform adjacent properties of their intent to operate an STR3.
5. Prohibited Uses: STRs cannot be used for large events like parties or weddings1.
6. Penalties: Violations can result in fines ranging from $500 for the first offense to $3,500 for the third offense1.
7. Taxes: STR operators must pay a combined tax rate of 12.57% for all state, county, and city taxes5.

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