Situated in Delray Beach, this lovely condo for $242 per night is a fantastic option for your next break. 2 Minute walk to the beach. A lovely 1 bedroom 1 bathroom condo unit located in downtown Delray Beach, 1 block walk to the beach, shopping, restaurants, bars on the bustling Atlantic Avenue. Located less than 3 hours away from Disney World. A great summer or winter vacation to our beautiful beaches and stop and see Mickey on the way! The condo is fully furnished with everything to cook in the kitchen. We provide Linens, Bathroom Towels, Beach Towels and Beach Chairs so you can arrive and hit the ground running! We DO NOT charge extra for Wi-Fi, parking and no resort fee's. All is included with pricing. This unit is SMOKE-FREE and no pets. Includes one (1) parking space guest park also. There is also a pull out couch in the living room that can sleep 2 additional people, extra fee applies. The Grove community amenities are shared and available on a first come basis., we are always available to answer any additional questions you may have about the rental at the Grove. Please do not hesitate to inquire about the unit and/or what’s included prior to booking or arrival. -Heated Pool -Free parking space (1) spot per unit, additional parking for guest is available. -Beach towels and chairs. -Shared grill (first come first served). -Free Wi-Fi in all units. -Courtyards. -Laundry facility on site -Central A/C & Heating About The City of Delray Beach The City of Delray Beach is a charming, vibrant city of dynamic and diverse communities. Fostering an authentic and inspiring community that celebrates its history while building toward the future, the city was an All-America City Winner in 1993, 2001 and 2017, the first city in Florida to do so. The city was named the 5th best city for small businesses in the U.S. by Verizon Business and Coastal Living Magazine named the City America’s Happiest Seaside Town and one of the 10 Best Little Beach Towns in Florida. USA TODAY also named Atlantic Avenue one of America’s 10 Great Shopping Streets. Downtown Delray Beach offers something for everyone! An art scene, beaches, dining, golf courses, parks, recreation, shopping, tennis and water sports (paddle boarding/sailing/surfing). Getting Around: The City of Delray Beach offers a free, on demand transportation service in and around Downtown. Freebee are low-speed, battery-electric vehicles. Guests can request a ride anywhere in the downtown service area. Catch a ride by using their app, phone 855-918-3733, or flagging down a Freebee driver. Art & Culture: Old School Square, Arts Garage, Arts Warehouse, Delray Art League, Delray Art Trail, Delray Beach Historic Preservation, Delray Beach Historical Society, Delray Beach Public Library, Downtown Delray Beach, Public Art, Sandoway Discovery House Nature Center, Spady Cultural Heritage Museum. Beach: Most of the beach entrances are equipped with showers, bicycle racks and drinking and water bottle filler stations. Sand trails provide the walkway to the sun and surf. On duty Lifeguards 9:00 am – 5:30 pm daily to keep you and your family safe in the ocean stretch across the 1 ½ miles of Delray Beach. Dining Downtown: visit https://downtowndelraybeach.com for a complete listing of Beachside, Pineapple Grove Arts District, SOFA (South of Atlantic), The Ave, The Set (West Atlantic) and US1 dining options. Golf: Delray Beach Golf Club & Lakeview Golf Club are nearby and the ultimate golf experience in Boca Raton or at the PGA in Palm Beach is only a 10-30 +/- minute drive away! Parks & Recreation: Delray Beach offers a variety of programs, activities and special events for everyone. Home to 40 parks & recreational facilities, hotspots include a splash park, athletic fields and skate park. Shopping: South Florida is a destination for shopping from downtown Atlantic Avenue (5 minutes) to Aventura Mall, Bar Harbor and Palm Beach (1 hour). Tennis: In addition to the Delray Beach Tennis Center, a full service public tennis facility featuring 14 clay courts/4 hard courts/8 pickleball courts, in the heart of Delray Beach, there are two internationally recognized annual tennis events: the Delray Beach Open and the Chris Evert – Raymond James Pro Celebrity Tennis Classic. Downtown Delray Beach Events: (March) St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival is a 53-year tradition. The Parade features over 70 entries comprised of floats, schools, businesses, community groups, non-profits, elected officials, United States Veterans, fire engines, motorcycles, Pipes and Drums, marching bands, first responders, Irish heritage societies and other ethnic groups. After the parade visit the Festival in Old School Square. Both the parade and festival are free family-friendly events with live music, food trucks, food booths, vendors, games, and more! (July) The 4th of July celebration is another family-friendly event. The celebration includes a flag raising ceremony, singing of the National Anthem, food eating contests, food trucks and vendors, children’s activities and games, non-stop entertainment and fireworks at 9:00 pm. (November-December) Delray Beach is home to a 100’ Christmas adorned with 18,000 ornaments and 217,980 LED lights. The Holiday season is kicked off with a Tree Lighting Celebration and Yuletide Street Fair offering festivities, delicious food, live music and crafts stations. Whatever you are looking to do, Delray Beach has it.. About Old School Center for the Arts Old School Square Center for The Arts is a nonprofit which has provided visual arts, performing arts, art literacy and learning, entertainment, outdoor concerts, and community activities for over 30 years. The nonprofit is committed to a wide range of activities that are diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment for all. The cultural hub of the town is Old School Square. Here you can find art, theater, history and much more. Set within several restored 100 year old school buildings it offers a variety of venues showcasing something to satisfy everyone’s cultural palate. From art exhibits, Off Broadway performances, comedy acts, or concerts at the Gymnasium, there is something to excite the ears, eyes, or soul! Foodie Heaven and Celeb Spotting Atlantic Avenue, the main artery of the city, is becoming known as a restaurant haven across the country. The mile long stretch heading to the beach is lined with every kind of food you could want. The outdoor café style dining & palm tree lined avenue makes for a beautiful thoroughfare to stroll down tasting various cuisines, or stop and enjoy the people watching. Don’t be surprised to see local resident Kevin James or his buddy Adam Sandler enjoying a meal or checking out a boutique. The great restaurants filter into the side streets and other parts of town so don’t let your search for amazing food stop there. The Arts District If it’s culture you’re into, you don’t have to jet off to the big cities to get a dose of art or history. Delray Beach is home to Artist’s Alley, an incubator of homegrown artists creating and showcasing their art in the town in which they find their inspiration. See original pieces and meet the creators. If galleries are more your speed than slow down and take a look at the assortment of galleries tucked throughout the town. Enter through the trademark arch on NE 2nd avenue into the Pineapple Grove Art District for a day of cafes, shopping and local art. Get Your Culture On Delray Beach has an interesting cultural history. A visit to the Spady Museum, one of the only African-American cultural history museums in the state, will provide some insight into the people that helped shape this Village by the Sea. A trip to the Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens will land you in beautiful tranquility while offering another culture’s viewpoint on the history of this coastal settlement. For another museum I dare you to find in Manhattan or Chicago, coast into the Surf History Museum and see the rich history of surfing that has risen from the East Coast. With a great deal of information, cool memorabilia and boards it’s a great place to catch a break. Delray Knows How to Throw a Party Delray Beach is an entertainment hub. Scattered throughout the restaurants and bars, city venues, and even the streets, there is always something going on. With such a beautiful backdrop of beaches, parks, and palm trees it’s a great place be out and about. It’s a quaint walkable city but if you want to kick it up, and I’m not talking about a jog, rent a bike from Richwagen’s Bike shop which has been around for over 50 years. Ride up A1A or down the streets of our historic district taking in the sights. If you really want to see the town in style and comfort head over to Exhilaride and rent one of their top-of-the-line golf carts. Delray is a golf cart friendly town. Better yet, call on the Delray Downtowner, a free golf cart service. Get Wet If you are more comfortable off land, Delray offers a number of fun options. Explore the world under the warm waters of the Atlantic with an excursion from Scuba Center Delray. Check out one of the world’s largest coral reefs and the amazing sea life just below the surface. There are plenty of watersports above the waves as well, including paddle boarding, parasailing and kayaking. And then there is always a beautiful afternoon or sunset cruise along the intercostal waterway on the Lady Atlantic from Delray Yacht Cruises. Delray has you covered whatever you thirst for the outdoors may be. Located 1 block to the Ocean city really has its own feel and identity, and so much to offer… A break from South Florida in South Florida. I invite you to discover Delray Beach, an undiscovered jewel to most and a treasure to those who have. A home away from home. Just bring your luggage & toothbrush