On Elon's Campus-Walk to Everything, bELONg Home

This is the closest Airbnb to Elon's campus! Book for two nights or more and get four Oak House coffee cards. New home! Minutes walk to Under the Oaks or anywhere on campus. This is a bright, clean house in the heart of this college town. It's also 1.0 mi from the LabCorp corporate office and 2.3 miles from Twin Lakes Community. Shopping is 3.5 mi down the road at University Commons and Alamance Crossing Mall where you'll find Target, restaurants, and more! Bring your pup, no pet fee! The space 3 Smart TV's | Dog Friendly | NO PET FEE | ~ Walk right onto Elon’s campus ~ Intimate access to the university ~ Exceptional privacy ~ Book for two nights or more and get four Oak House coffee cards! See their website for hours. Bedroom 1: Queen Bed Bedroom 2: Queen Bed Beth Schmidt Park is only 1.5 miles away with a large fenced, leash-free dog park, small disc golf course, trails, play area, picnic areas, and open spaces. KITCHEN: Fully equipped w/ stainless steel appliances, cooking basics, drip coffee maker, blender, toaster, dishware & flatware INDOOR LIVING: 50" Flat-screen TV w/Netflix and access to your own accounts, kitchen table, renovated interior, laptop-friendly workspace GENERAL: High-speed WiFi, complimentary toiletries (body wash, shampoo, conditioner), linens & towels, trash bags & paper towels, hangers, sound machines, keyless entry PARKING: Driveway (2 vehicles ~90feet long) DOGS: Welcoming to small and medium size dogs, doggy bags, food/water bowl, dog bed & blankets! Guest access Guests are provided unique codes for keyless and contactless entry! Hosts are off-site but readily available when necessary. Other things to note The town of Elon consistently ranks at the top of North Carolina's safest cities, ranking #2 on "Only in Your State"! While Elon University is in session the area around the home is bustling. You’ll truly have a campus experience in the midst of students going to classes, parties, and events. The trains that run through Elon are part of the area’s history. You’ll have the same experience as students living on campus, hearing students enjoying college life and occasionally the nostalgic whistles of trains coming through.