This stunning 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom home in North Scottsdale is perfectly suited for corporate housing, offering flexibility with corporate lease and subleasing options. The property is fully furnished and designed with stylish decor, making it ideal for professionals, academics, and traveling medical staff. With a minimum lease term of 12 months and the possibility of long-term arrangements, this home provides a stable and luxurious living environment. Its prime location near Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter ensures easy access to high-end shopping, dining, and major events like Barrett-Jackson and the Phoenix Open.
The property boasts a serene backyard oasis complete with a heated pool, putting green, and mature landscaping, perfect for relaxation and gatherings. Its proximity to local attractions and hospitals makes it a convenient choice for those seeking both comfort and accessibility. The home underwent a complete remodel in 2021, featuring top-of-the-line finishes and a game room for entertainment. With no HOA restrictions, this residence offers a unique opportunity for corporate tenants to enjoy the best of Scottsdale living.
Currently operated as a successful short-term rental with a 4.81 Airbnb rating. Open to corporate lease/subleasing options for short-term rentals to missionaries, contractors, vacation families, and traveling nurses & doctors. Rent will be $1000 more per month for subleasing options.
• 5 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms: Spacious layout for larger groups
• Fully Furnished: Stylish decor and comfortable furnishings
• Heated Pool: Fenced for child safety
• Game Room: Includes a pool table
• Prime Location: Near Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter
• Extensive Remodel: Completed in 2021 with designer finishes
Short-term rental owners in Scottsdale must obtain and maintain an annual city license for each property, costing $250 per year12.
This is in addition to state and county requirements. To apply for a license, owners need to:
Operational Requirements
Once licensed, short-term rental operators must:
Recent Updates
As of June 6, 2024, Scottsdale has implemented new rules to address nuisance parties:
Tax Obligations
Short-term rental operators in Scottsdale are required to:
Display their TPT license number in all advertisements5
Scottsdale, Arizona applies the same short-term rental laws to both owner-occupied and non-owner-occupied properties.
