Walk to Bay & Village of Coconut Grove

Bayhomes Cottage is located on an eclectic drive in South Coconut Grove. Built in 1978 and fully restored in 2010. The property consists of the main house and several decked areas and courtyards. Biscayne Bay is located at the end of the street giving you the option of walking down and sitting on the seawall and watching the boats go by and the sun gleam over the water. It is a ten minute walk to the Village of Coconut grove! The cottage is equipped with the following special amenities:

Three (3) Bedrooms
Two (2) Double beds
Two (2) Queen Beds
Two sofas
Three Plasma TV's
Granite counter tops
Refrigerator
Oven & Cook top
Dish Washer
Microwave Oven
Outdoor shower
Onsite parking
Dinning room
Living Room
Two (2) Separate entrances
One (2) Full bath & shower
Central A/C
Direct TV
Wi-fi
Deck with courtyards
Gated home

Coconut Grove's small village quality presents an ideal location for outdoor festivals and events, the most prominent of which is the annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival, the county's leading outdoor arts festival, which takes place each year over President's Day weekend. Coconut Grove's other events include the King Mango Strut, which began as a parody of the Orange Bowl Parade, and which continues each year on the last Sunday in December. The Great Taste of the Grove Food & Wine Festival takes place each April. Each June, the Goombay Festival transforms Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove into a Carnaval (Caribbean Carnival), celebrating Bahamian culture, with Bahamian food and Caribbean music (Junkanoo). July 4 is an all day all America affair that includes an old-fashioned picnic on the grounds of the Barnacle Historic State Park, events throughout downtown Grove including street performers and a coconut treasure hunt, culminating with a fireworks display at Peacock Park. On Labor Day Weekend, it is time for The Great Grove Bed Race, with make-shift, themed beds rolling down the streets of downtown Coconut Grove to the delight of participants.

The Grove is known for its many and varied restaurants and open air cafes. Within a few blocks one can eat Italian, Peruvian, Indian, Mexican, Japanese, Mediterranean, French, Italian, Argentine, Pan Latin, Pan-Asian, Vegetarian, Seafood and good old fashioned American fare. One can also choose from among a number of ice cream, yogurt, smoothie and gelato shops.