Copper Wren is nestled in the heart of Old Bisbee, overlooking Brewery Gulch and “B” Mountain. Enjoy spectacular views day and night. Quiet neighborhood, though from time to time you may hear the bell tower chimes, or the sound of music and festivities drifting up from Brewery Gulch or City Park located just down the road. A short stroll away from Bisbee’s famous Main Street, where you’ll discover unique shops, eateries and entertainment. Short and long-term guests welcome. The space Copper Wren is amply equipped for those preferring to stay a few days, or up to several weeks or months. In addition to the comfy Q-sized bed in the bedroom, there is also a Q-size Murphy bed on the upper landing. High quality mattresses, medium firmness. We also have a 20” Q-sized pillow-top self-inflating air bed which can be set up in the living room. Current sleeping capacity allows for up to 6 guests total. The home features French windows with amazing views, natural lighting, skylight. The first level features an open floor plan with an amply-equipped kitchen for cooking up meals, and a country table for dining and entertaining friends. The living room is stylishly and comfortably furnished, including two reclining couches. The charming half-bath downstairs is equipped with a stacked washer/dryer and complimentary laundry detergent for guests’ use. Upstairs features a romantic private bedroom with comfy queen-sized bed, walk-in closet and full ensuite bath. The landing off the upstairs bedroom is perfect for enjoying quiet activities such as reading, watching TV or just chilling (this is where the Murphy Bed is located). Street side parking, and a small parking lot located a few steps away. Intimate garden patio downstairs. Upper floor features a wrap-around balcony. Guest access Entire home Other things to note The house is recently renovated and fully functional. In addition to the listed amenities, the home is supplied with: - Light breakfast items for first morning (granola, yogurt, eggs, fruit) - Crock pots, blender, juicer, popcorn maker, toaster, tea pot, coffee maker and French press. - Dishware, as well as disposable plates provided. - Smart TV for streaming your own Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, etc. - DVD player, Bluetooth speaker, “old school” radio/CD player boom box, movie DVDs, music CDs - Phone charging station. - Collection of popular board games, puzzles, books - 2 yoga mats. - Walking sticks - Small ice chest, 2 folding chairs, basketball, football, frisbee (in case you want to goof around at Old City Park, which is a short walk down the hill from the house) - A variety of sundry items are provided for your convenience; we just ask that visitors be considerate of future guests who may be needing them too. ============================================================ Arizona TPT#21492711 CITY OF BISBEE - ORDINANCE O-19-08 8.9.4 PROHIBITED USES A Vacation Rental or Short-Term Rental shall not be used for nonresidential uses, including retail, restaurant, banquet space, event center or other similar use. B. Owners of a Vacation Rental or Short-Term Rental are prohibited from housing sex offenders, sheltering persons not lawfully in the United States, operating or maintaining a sober living home, selling illegal drugs, liquor or pornography, obscenity, and providing nude or topless dancing or other adult-oriented businesses. 8.9.5 RESTRICTIONS: Maximum Guest Limit; Noise; and Application of Existing Law A. The maximum number of adult tourists, transients or occupants allowed on the Vacation Rental or Short-Term Rental property at any one time is limited to no more than two adults per sleeping room plus two, additional adults in the Vacation Rental or Short-Term Rental. B. The Owner, Tourist or Transient shall not produce noise that is intermittent or continuous for a period of at least 15 minutes, which travels beyond the property line, and disturbs the peace and order of the neighborhood or a person of ordinary sensibilities. The Owner, Tourist or Transient shall not create noise that is intermittent or continuous between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., which exceeds the property line, and disturbs the peace and order of the neighborhood or a person of ordinary sensibilities. Such violations will be considered a nuisance pursuant to City Code Section 10.1 .8. C. The Owner, Tourist and Transient shall comply with all State, County and City laws, codes and regulations.