Surf Shack in Virginia Beach ViBe District

A "bricks and sticks" cottage by the beach. Walking distance to great coffee, breakfast spots, breweries, restaurants, farmer's market, gym, convention center, wave pool, skatepark, and the oceanfront. Entire 2-bedroom place available for long-term rental. Currently updating decor with new sofa, 80" TV. Loaner bike and surfboard available on request. If you’re looking for a simple and clean place near the ocean and the wave pool, this might be the place for you! The space Simple, clean, comfortable, and efficient. Close to convention center, sports center, restaurants, coworking, wave pool, beach and the Oceanfront. Pet free home. Animals are not allowed. Kitchen includes Nespresso coffee maker, cookware, and more. Currently updating with new sofa and 80" flatscreen TV. Apartment has slings to store your surfboards from the ceiling. Beach cruiser and loaner softtop board are available. Guitar is also available upon request. Lots of plants and sunlight, as well. One bedroom has a king size bed and the other bedroom has a full size bed. Linens and towels are included. This is a small place, most suitable for 1-2 people. Rental includes both bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, and living room. 600 sq ft in all. You'll be right in the heart of it all in Virginia Beach. The location is outstanding. Guest access Rental includes access to the entire unit. During your stay To reach me, I can be contacted at any time through the app. I travel for work and can be back within a few days if anything is needed. For immediate assistance, I have someone nearby who can support. Other things to note Virginia Beach is home to the Oceana Naval Air Station, which is a training base for FA-18 pilots. The base conducts training operations most days between 8:30 AM and sunset, and sometimes during the night. The jet noise gets quite loud. However, it’s a fact of life in Virginia Beach, and in the Oceanfront neighborhoods, particularly. (Bumper stickers that say, “I [heart] jet noise” are somewhat common.) If you think you’ll find the jet noise problematic, you might want to look for a place in Sandbridge, the North End, or head to the Outer Banks.