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House
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Sleeps: 8
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Bedrooms: 3
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Bathrooms: 3
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Minimum Stay: 1 Night(s)
Description
The ultimate La Quinta PGA west vacation home. This private pool home is right on the course and faces west overlooking pristine San Jacinto Mountain range for some of the best sunset views you will ever see. Brand new pool heater and AC!
Featuring your own water slide, pool, and spa adjacent to the 6th tee box at the Jack Nicklaus course. this home also features a built-in BBQ, Golden Tee, 40+ game arcade, shuffleboard, air hockey.
The minimum age for responsible renter is 25.
House rules:
The ultimate La Quinta PGA west vacation home. This private pool home is right on the course and faces west overlooking pristine San Jacinto Mountain range for some of the best sunset views you will ever see. Brand new pool heater and AC!
Featuring your own water slide, pool, and spa adjacent to the 6th tee box at the Jack Nicklaus course. this home also features a built-in BBQ, Golden Tee, 40+ game arcade, shuffle board, air hockey.
You can heat the pool up to 80 degrees at no additional charge. There is a $40/day fee if you wish to heat the pool above 80 degrees or if you heat the pool overnight.
The spa can be heated as high as you want at no additional fee (safely).
Very important rule and fine schedule reminder if you have never stayed in PGA West.
Please make sure everyone staying with you and in your group is aware of these rules and the fine schedule.
The rules are enforced and the fines are significant ranging from $ seven hundred fifty dollars to twenty five hundred dollars per event for noise violations with potential of much more damage because violations put our clients permit to short term rent the home at risk.
Please read and follow the rules, you will be responsible for any fines or damage caused if you do not follow the HOA rules.
Including fees to the property manager for addressing and processing fines.
1) PGA West rules, please keep the garage doors shut unless directly moving vehicles in or out.
2) There is a limit of 4 overnight vehicles per house and the HOA is against street parking unless absolutely necessary. Do not park in front of mail boxes or fire hydrants.
If you have more than 3 cars you need to park at least 1 in the garage overnight, up to 2 cars can fit in the garage.
3) The golf course is private property, not common area, the HOA views people that have not checked in at the club house to golf as trespassers.
4) Our permit only allows for the number of guests we market the property for and your reservation only allows for the number of guests on your reservation. You must notify us of any visitors, if you have more people than are on the reservation at the home and security is called you will be asked to leave immediately with no refund.
5) Noise, no outside music our significant noise is allowed before 1pm or after 10pm, PGA West rules. If the neighbors can here anything coming from the house it’s a noise violation. Some people in the neighborhood are full time residents and they are noise and parking sensitive. They will call security and a citation will be issued, even if security doesn't tell you or give you the citation, they will send it to us. You can use the pool and spa after 10, just keep the noise level down inside and outside the home before 1pm and after 10pm. While this will not apply to 99% of you, If security comes a citation and fine will be issued and you will be responsible to pay. If security comes a second time you have to leave the home and not refund for remaining days of your reservation will be provided, in addition you will be responsible for any fines and damage caused. If you have any concerns about this please contact us.
We manage this property and it’s our job to collect these fines and make sure the homeowners permit is not put at risk.
If security is called to the house house the first fine will be $ one thousand dollars.
If security is called a 2nd time the fine is an additional $ twenty five hundred dollars and your reservation will be terminated with no refund.
*Community Fee of 10% is City of La Quinta TOT tax
- We have a ring doorbell that records at the front door
******Executive Order 9 - Order Governing Use and Occupation of Short Term Vacation Rental Units for the City of La Quinta******
As a result of heightened complaints to the city regarding short term rentals, the city has passed a temporary rule change eliminating outside music. No outside amplified music is allowed at this time, this also means that music inside cannot be loud enough to be heard outside.
I'm very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We are all making sacrifices as a result of COVID-19. Many cities have residents that have shut down the ability to rent a home all together, not because of COVID-19 but because they don't like sharing their neighborhoods. We are proud to own in PGA West and the city of La Quinta, an area that to date has been short term rental friendly. Let's keep it that way!
Please read the full order below. Order Governing Use and Occupation of Short Term Vacation Rental Units As a result of increased Short Term Vacation Rental complaints and violations during COVID-19 and in an effort to retain the quality of life for La Quinta residents, Executive Order #9 (dated July 15, 2020) which the Mayor and City Council of La Quinta have authorized the distribution of information and updates relating to the COVID-19 proclaimed local emergency through the City Manager is linked below.
EXECUTIVE ORDER 9 You can read the entire ordinance my searching the internet for Executive Order 9 short term rentals La Quinta
The executive order is as follows during COVID-19:
• 2 violations = suspension of STVR license
• Immediate 90-day suspension for non-responsive owner/host
• STVR rules apply regardless if unit is rented (applicable to owner or guest of owner)
• Fines will be double
• No sound amplification permitted outside
• Noise limits
• Suspensions to take place after current occupant vacates premise unless egregious offense in which suspension will be immediate – (simple administrative appeal process) **
*To be clear, HOA fines typically start at $750, plus take us hours to deal with so the min fine will be $1,000, with this order if you have outside music the city will also fine so the fines will start above $1,000, plus if an owner loses their permit that costs many times that amount so any outside music fines will likely be above $2,000, don't play music outside.
* I have 4 kids, we love PGA West and the desert, playing the pool is fine.
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Featuring your own water slide, pool, and spa adjacent to the 6th tee box at the Jack Nicklaus course. this home also features a built-in BBQ, Golden Tee, 40+ game arcade, shuffleboard, air hockey.
The minimum age for responsible renter is 25.
House rules:
The ultimate La Quinta PGA west vacation home. This private pool home is right on the course and faces west overlooking pristine San Jacinto Mountain range for some of the best sunset views you will ever see. Brand new pool heater and AC!
Featuring your own water slide, pool, and spa adjacent to the 6th tee box at the Jack Nicklaus course. this home also features a built-in BBQ, Golden Tee, 40+ game arcade, shuffle board, air hockey.
You can heat the pool up to 80 degrees at no additional charge. There is a $40/day fee if you wish to heat the pool above 80 degrees or if you heat the pool overnight.
The spa can be heated as high as you want at no additional fee (safely).
Very important rule and fine schedule reminder if you have never stayed in PGA West.
Please make sure everyone staying with you and in your group is aware of these rules and the fine schedule.
The rules are enforced and the fines are significant ranging from $ seven hundred fifty dollars to twenty five hundred dollars per event for noise violations with potential of much more damage because violations put our clients permit to short term rent the home at risk.
Please read and follow the rules, you will be responsible for any fines or damage caused if you do not follow the HOA rules.
Including fees to the property manager for addressing and processing fines.
1) PGA West rules, please keep the garage doors shut unless directly moving vehicles in or out.
2) There is a limit of 4 overnight vehicles per house and the HOA is against street parking unless absolutely necessary. Do not park in front of mail boxes or fire hydrants.
If you have more than 3 cars you need to park at least 1 in the garage overnight, up to 2 cars can fit in the garage.
3) The golf course is private property, not common area, the HOA views people that have not checked in at the club house to golf as trespassers.
4) Our permit only allows for the number of guests we market the property for and your reservation only allows for the number of guests on your reservation. You must notify us of any visitors, if you have more people than are on the reservation at the home and security is called you will be asked to leave immediately with no refund.
5) Noise, no outside music our significant noise is allowed before 1pm or after 10pm, PGA West rules. If the neighbors can here anything coming from the house it’s a noise violation. Some people in the neighborhood are full time residents and they are noise and parking sensitive. They will call security and a citation will be issued, even if security doesn't tell you or give you the citation, they will send it to us. You can use the pool and spa after 10, just keep the noise level down inside and outside the home before 1pm and after 10pm. While this will not apply to 99% of you, If security comes a citation and fine will be issued and you will be responsible to pay. If security comes a second time you have to leave the home and not refund for remaining days of your reservation will be provided, in addition you will be responsible for any fines and damage caused. If you have any concerns about this please contact us.
We manage this property and it’s our job to collect these fines and make sure the homeowners permit is not put at risk.
If security is called to the house house the first fine will be $ one thousand dollars.
If security is called a 2nd time the fine is an additional $ twenty five hundred dollars and your reservation will be terminated with no refund.
*Community Fee of 10% is City of La Quinta TOT tax
- We have a ring doorbell that records at the front door
******Executive Order 9 - Order Governing Use and Occupation of Short Term Vacation Rental Units for the City of La Quinta******
As a result of heightened complaints to the city regarding short term rentals, the city has passed a temporary rule change eliminating outside music. No outside amplified music is allowed at this time, this also means that music inside cannot be loud enough to be heard outside.
I'm very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We are all making sacrifices as a result of COVID-19. Many cities have residents that have shut down the ability to rent a home all together, not because of COVID-19 but because they don't like sharing their neighborhoods. We are proud to own in PGA West and the city of La Quinta, an area that to date has been short term rental friendly. Let's keep it that way!
Please read the full order below. Order Governing Use and Occupation of Short Term Vacation Rental Units As a result of increased Short Term Vacation Rental complaints and violations during COVID-19 and in an effort to retain the quality of life for La Quinta residents, Executive Order #9 (dated July 15, 2020) which the Mayor and City Council of La Quinta have authorized the distribution of information and updates relating to the COVID-19 proclaimed local emergency through the City Manager is linked below.
EXECUTIVE ORDER 9 You can read the entire ordinance my searching the internet for Executive Order 9 short term rentals La Quinta
The executive order is as follows during COVID-19:
• 2 violations = suspension of STVR license
• Immediate 90-day suspension for non-responsive owner/host
• STVR rules apply regardless if unit is rented (applicable to owner or guest of owner)
• Fines will be double
• No sound amplification permitted outside
• Noise limits
• Suspensions to take place after current occupant vacates premise unless egregious offense in which suspension will be immediate – (simple administrative appeal process) **
*To be clear, HOA fines typically start at $750, plus take us hours to deal with so the min fine will be $1,000, with this order if you have outside music the city will also fine so the fines will start above $1,000, plus if an owner loses their permit that costs many times that amount so any outside music fines will likely be above $2,000, don't play music outside.
* I have 4 kids, we love PGA West and the desert, playing the pool is fine.
Amenities
Features
Air Conditioning
Balcony
Carbon-monoxide detector
Fire extinguisher
Fireplace
Heating
Hot Tub
Kitchen
Managed by Property Manager
No Smoking
Parking
Smoke detector
Swimming pool
Washing Machine
Appliances
Coffee Maker
First-aid kit
Hair Dryer
Hangers
Iron & Board
Microwave
Shampoo
Television
Others Amenities
Heated swimming pool
Suitable for infants
Suitable for children
Family/kid friendly
Laptop Friendly workspace
Essentials
Bathroom type:private
Bed Type:real_bed
Rate Notes
Please contact to the Manager for the best price.
Google Location
Address: La Quinta, CA, United States of America
Hosted by Everyday Luxury vacation rentals
About Everyday Luxury vacation rentals
Everyday Luxury Vacation Rentals are located in top destinations throughout the World. Whether you are looking for a California coastal vacation, a ski vacation on one of the most beautiful mountains in Utah, a golf/desert vacation on World Class PGA West, or a tropical Island vacation on beautiful Roatan, Everyday Luxury has something for Everyone. Currently Everyday Luxuries management services are located in Eagle Point (Beaver Utah), Southern California including Orange County, San Diego County, and LA County, La Quinta, California, and Roatan Honduras.
Shevy Akason and John Burns the founders of the Everyday Luxury Vacation Rental Management services realized that there is a need for cost effective vacation rental management services while interviewing to find people to help manage their properties. Unsatisfied with the price for service, Shevy and John decided to start their own management services. Everyday Luxury management services strives to help owners locate and efficiently manage their vacation rental to ensure that guests have a enjoyable stay and return year after year and homeowners are worry free.
Shevy Akason
Shevy Akason started investing in real estate in 2003 and starting assisting buyers and sellers in the process of buying and selling homes in 2007. He quickly became the number one agent out of over 1200 agents at Evergreen Realty in 2009 and he remains the top agent today. In 2015 he started investing in vacation homes combining his passion for travel with this passion for real estate. Realizing a need for cost effective management that helps owners to maximize bookings while working to make sure guests have the best possible experience and return year after year. Contact us for pricing of our management services today;Shevy@everydaylux.com.
John Burns
John Burns started investing in real estate in 1996. Specializing in acquiring distressed properties he gained knowledge of cost effective property improvements. He owned and managed a hotel in Utah from from 1992- 1996. His experience in hospitality combined with his passion for real estate investing naturally led him to vacation rental ownership and management. His knowledge and experience is an asset to Everyday Luxury Group clients..
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