760 1/2 Prospect St for rent in Fairhope, AL
Available unfurnished for $1,575 or furnished for $1,775. Available 1-1-24. First, last and 1 month security deposit. Six Months or longer lease. All utilities, cable, WiFi, washer/dryer, yard maintenance, pest control and limited storage are included. Very cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath carriage house with separate entrance, full kitchen and living room. Wood floors, granite counters and stainless steel appliances make this a beauty. Carriage house is located on a double lot along side the 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath main home (currently rented). PLEASE don't disturb the current renters, the carriage house will be shown by appointment only. Thank you. Conveniently located, the carriage house is in walking/biking distance to Fairhope's charming downtown shopping and restaurant district. Fairhope takes great pride in its business district with beautiful flowers planted on every corner and hanging baskets on the light posts that are completely changed out every quarter with seasonal plantings. Everything from fast food to quirky local haunts and gourmet restaurants, plus stylish shops you'd never expect to find in a small town are all nearby. Antiques, art festivals, Mardi Gras parades, golfing, plus fishing and boating on beautiful Mobile bay are just a few of the many activities in the area. Perhaps that's why Fairhope has been widely recognized as: the "Best small town" by Southern Living's Readers Choice Award. Travel + Leisure ranks Fairhope among "America's favorite beach towns;" and ranks the gumbo at Guy's Gumbo Shack, among Alabama's "Best southern comfort dishes." While the Alabama Tourism Department's list of "100 dishes to eat in Alabama before you die," includes four Fairhope restaurants among its winners: Big Daddy Burger at Big Daddy's Grill, Muffuletta at Panini Pete's, Pier Grits at the Bay Breeze Guest House and the Triple Chocolate Cake at Sandra's Place. So, come visit the beautiful, warm, friendly town of Fairhope. Perhaps you'll decide to stay, as we did! Brenda and Bill Bender
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