Mira Bella North

Tiny Home (1 of 2 guest houses) on a private 13 acres in a small equestrian town. Away from the main house, so it is private, but not isolated. Ideal for 2 guests, but there is a pull-out sofa which could be comfortable for one more adult or a couple younger kids. (Some have mentioned it is not so comfy for grown-ups.) Not suitable for 4-legged travelers. (If dates you want are unavailable, search for Mira Bella South) I've included MANY photos so you can see exactly what the space is like :) The space Our property is protected from the roadway by a massive hedge, which blocks all viewing of our property from the street. When you come in the driveway, the Tiny Home is on the right. The pond with a flock of ducks is on one side, and a meadow on the other. The views are great on both sides. We have a horse, a mini-horse, and three mini-donkeys which come to the fence wanting treats (which are provided) from guests. Ducks roam freely and also come around wanting treats. There are also chickens (and roosters) on the property as well as some free-ranging white peacocks. (The Tiny Home is two individual tiny homes connected by a 20' porch. The homes are very well-insulated, ensuring privacy for each unit.) Guest access Treats are provided for the meadow residents and the ducks and they will come around expecting those treats. There is parking next to the tiny home. Walking around the property is okay - my dogs will bark from inside the house but you are welcome to wander and explore. Just do not enter gated areas. No swimming. You wouldn't want to. It's like...eew. Catch & release fishing is allowed. Other things to note HURRICANE SEASON I don't know what Airbnb's actual policy for cancellation due to hurricanes - but with me I can say if you cancel due to a hurricane I will refund you all of what Airbnb pays out to me for your stay. I don't know what they charge you on top of that, but I will at least refund you what I have received if you cancel due to hurricane. I mean. Come on. Who wants to come vacation in a hurricane? Or, I don't know, maybe some people would? But for those of you who aren't excited about falling trees, flooding, flying projectiles, no water, no electricity, no internet, excessive amounts of humidity and mosquitoes without air conditioning - I will refund you.