how off-campus living should be
NOW OFFERING PRICING WITH UTILITIES INCLUDED!
Live at The Flats at House 57:
$1645 base rent + $100 utility fee = $1745 per room
Live at House 57:
3 br units $1545 + $100 utility fee = $1645 per room
4 br units $1525 + $100 utility fee = $1625 per room
Security Deposit: Equal to One’s Month Rent
Application Fee: $100.00 per Application
WHAT ABOUT PARKING....
-House 57: $100 for cars | $30 for scooters or motorcycles per space month at House 57
-The Flats: 2 Free Spaces at The Flats, $100 per space per month at House 57, first come, first serve.
ABOUT HOUSE 57
House 57 is a student-focused apartment building with boutique-like settings and modern amenities in Miami Florida.
With the success of House 57 phase 1, we got the urge to keep growing, right next door 4 new units will house some cool new neighbors at The Flats, and like good neighbors, all amenities will be shared with House 57. Yeah, that means that cool picnic area, upstairs spas and summer kitchen.
Don't worry you won't have to share bathrooms or parking those are personal... (unless you really want to).
Contact us today so you can get your FLAT (that means apartment).
786.235.4800
two awesome living options
Are you a building living person or a one floor thing person?
We have both. Enjoy our boutique building living at House57 or our Flats right next door.
"FEAR IS A LIE"
AMENITIES:
Study room
DirecTV Cable service in livingroom.
Controlled Security Access.
Ground floor parking for residents and their guests.
Resort-style roof-top lounge with outdoor BBQ stations.
Picnic garden.
OUR SPOT IN MIAMI
5710 SW 62 ST.
TALK TO US
786.235.4800
FAQ
What type of parking is available at House 57? At House 57, there will be private ground floor parking available for residents and their guests.
What type of security is there going to be at House 57? Security is a top amenity at House 57. The premises will befully gated, and there will be controlled security access to the habitable floors.
How can I pay rent due at House 57? You can pay with a personal check, money order, or cashier’s check. We also accept Venmo©
When is rent due at House 57? Rent is required by the 1st of every month to avoid a late penalty. You can pay up front for the entire year (due August 1), in semester installments (due August 1 and January 1), or in twelve equal installments (due August 1 and on the first of the month for the next 11 consecutive months).
Can you break your lease at House 57? A lease agreement at House 57 is a binding contract and cannot be broken. If you cannot live at House 57 after a lease agreement is signed, you will have to re-let your unit. Please call the leasing office for information on re-letting.
Do you allow pets at House 57? Pets are not allowed at House57.
Is there any type of insurance coverage on my lease in case of a fire or other disaster for my belongings? No, there is no insurance coverage and it is a personal decision whether to obtain renter’s insurance, which is a cost effective option.
Do you offer a roommate matching service? Yes, we will make every effort to match you with a roommate upon request.
How do maintenance calls work? If you need maintenance, you can visit the resident portal on the House 57 website and fill out a maintenance request or call our office 786.235.4800. If its an emergency please notify out office immediately.
What furniture is provided at House 57? At House 57, the apartments or bedrooms do not come furnished. We can put you in contact with our preferred vendor whom can accommodate furnishing thru a purchase or lease program directly with the tenant (s).
How do I receive mail and packages? There will be a designated mail room / area for your personal mail.
"MAKE IT GO VIRAL"
How to handle sports and studying.
College sports are just too demanding, and universities do not make any special concessions for athletes’ additional time commitments. Almost 60 percent of student-athletes find it very difficult to balance sports and academics. Developing time management skills during your freshman year will be an important key to your success as you transition from high school.
On average, the players spend more than 25 hours on sports-related activities other than games, such as practice, workouts, general team meetings, film sessions, and travel.
Most student-athletes have morning classes followed by afternoon practice. They make sure to schedule a time to eat, work out, study, and rest.
Good food and rest are essential to student-athlete performance. And being both a student and an athlete are key ingredients in the recipe for success.
House57 is a great place for both mental and physical might, Being around other players who have the same challenges in school helps to get the work done and accomplish their goals.
“Taking time for yourself helps you keep your concentration and keeps you happy because it’s easy to get lost and frustrated. When you see other people studying, then it’s easier for you to go do your homework, too.”
Living at House57 helps student-athletes focus on their goals and don’t waste time. They live as a community and work well as a team to do well as individuals.
They’re more than athletes and students—they’re a House57 FAMILY.
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Use this time wisely.
College school breaks provide an invaluable opportunity for students to take a breather from their academic responsibilities and engage in activities that enhance personal growth, recharge their batteries, and make the most of their time off campus. Instead of squandering this valuable time, students can utilize their school breaks in productive and fulfilling ways that will benefit them in the long run. In this blog post, we will explore some ideas and suggestions on how college students can maximize their school breaks.
Rest and Rejuvenate:
The importance of rest and relaxation cannot be overstated. College life can be hectic and demanding, so it's essential to prioritize self-care during school breaks. Take time to rest, catch up on sleep, and recharge both physically and mentally. Engage in activities that help you relax, such as reading, meditating, or spending quality time with loved ones. A well-rested mind is better equipped to handle the challenges that lie ahead.
Explore Internship or Job Opportunities:
School breaks provide an ideal time to gain practical experience in your field of study. Look for internship or job opportunities that align with your interests or career aspirations. Internships allow you to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings, build professional networks, and enhance your resume. Even part-time jobs during breaks can offer valuable skills and insights while helping you earn some extra money.
Engage in Volunteer Work:
Consider giving back to your community by volunteering during school breaks. Volunteer organizations are always in need of enthusiastic individuals who are willing to contribute their time and skills. You can choose causes that resonate with you, such as working with underprivileged children, assisting in environmental initiatives, or supporting local charities. Volunteering not only makes a positive impact on others but also allows you to develop empathy, leadership skills, and a broader perspective.
Pursue Personal Projects or Hobbies:
School breaks are a great time to explore your passions or indulge in hobbies that may take a backseat during the semester. Whether it's writing, painting, playing a musical instrument, coding, or cooking, investing time in activities that bring you joy can be immensely fulfilling. This break offers an opportunity to nurture your creativity, hone your skills, and perhaps even discover new talents that could complement your academic pursuits.
Travel and Expand Your Horizons:
If circumstances permit, consider embarking on a travel adventure during your school break. Traveling exposes you to diverse cultures, broadens your worldview, and fosters personal growth. Whether it's exploring a new city, backpacking through exotic landscapes, or immersing yourself in a different culture, travel experiences can be both enriching and educational. Remember to plan ahead, budget wisely, and prioritize safety while exploring new destinations.
Network and Connect:
School breaks are an excellent time to network and connect with professionals, alumni, and mentors who can offer guidance and support in your academic and career journey. Reach out to individuals in your field of interest for informational interviews or coffee chats. Attend networking events, conferences, or career fairs that might be happening during your break. Building meaningful connections can open doors to future opportunities and provide valuable insights.
Conclusion:
College school breaks should be seen as valuable time for personal growth and exploration. By balancing rest and relaxation with productive activities, students can make the most of their breaks and set themselves up for success in the future. Remember to listen to your needs, pursue your passions, gain practical experience, give back to the community, and broaden your horizons. Use this time wisely, and you'll return to campus feeling refreshed, inspired, and ready to tackle new challenges.