Entire rental unit. Flagler Pointe Art-Focused Seasonal Rental

Leave the outside world, influences and your concerns behind and enter into a world of literature, local South Florida art and some of the best beaches, watersports and dining in Florida. Perfect waterfront location in what is shaping up to be one of the hottest neighborhoods in the city. This unit and the building within which it is contained is best geared as a 2-6 month seasonal stay. *ABnB interface doesn't seem to express both long/short term pricing well. Ask if questions! Seasonal rental: 1 bed, 1 bath, full kitchen and a quiet balcony with sunset views. Current featured artist in the bedroom is long time Palm Beach resident Nancy Paul who is still found painting at her on-island studio. Bedroom features a queen bed, French renaissance style bed stands, ceiling fan and a mirrored dresser. There is a large sliding door to the terrace. One of South Florida's most prominent local artists, Maximo Caminero, displays "Dreamy Night" in the living room of your apartment. Maximo's art and work for the art community is showcased in the first chapter of Alfredo Triff's book "Miami Piccadillo". Alfredo Triff is a cuban-born pilar of the South Florida contemporary art and classical scene. He has served as an art critic for Miami publications, such as The Miami New Times, The Miami Sun Post, The Miami Herald. Triff holds a Doctorate of Philosophy from and is a lecturer on the History of Design at the University of Miami. The living room includes a leather couch with dual recliners, a desk and a robust private library that reflects Florida's percolating and nascent culture of civil rights, liberty and personal freedom. The books, art and outdoor activities will keep you busy for weeks. There is consistent and reliable wifi, so feel free to bring your personal streaming devices or enjoy optional Roku streaming service on the TV in the living room. Kitchen art features a pair of etchings entitled: Scenes Pastoral by Francesco Londonio (1723-1783). Commissioned by the Jean-Baptiste Mellerio, jeweler to the Medici, Josephine Bonaparte, Marie Antoinette and Queen Isabella II, the piece has been prominently featured in the Rothschild's collection at Chateau de Ferrieres en Brie since the mid-nineteenth century. Built in 1859, Ferrieres en Brie is Baron James de Rothschild's residence located south-east of Paris, France. The unit has a fully stocked kitchen with Viking microwave and dishwasher, electric range, fridge and disposal. Four full dish sets. Regular, wine, tea stem wear and general prep utensils are provided. Bath includes a double-headed shower/tub, single sink, personal item stand and small closet. Combo ceiling fan/light includes Bluetooth speaker. Entire place. Condo building amenities: resort style pool, hot tub, gym, billiards room, party room, BBQ grills, piano, library, business center, parking garage with a single parking spot, bike cage. In-unit TV is discouraged (it's beautiful outside and many activities), but provided upon at least 2-days' request and before your stay. Will likely be around to check guests in, then will stay away for the term of the visit. Nestled at the geographic center of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Island (via North Bridge), and art- and music-focused trendy Northwood neighborhood. Several modes of free and private transportation are available: Ride Circuit - Palm Beach Molly's Trolleys - Downtown WPB A car is not necessary as the City of West Palm Beach offers FREE electronic Circuit (download the app) rides to most downtown and Palm Beach Island locations. ~12 minutes to the airport