In 1895 Florida experienced what became known as the Great Freeze, where the temperares in Florida dipped to record lows ; at that time Henry Flagler was an extremely influential figure and Julia Tuttle had been courting him to extend his railroad down to Miami, which he had refused up to this point since his favorite Citrus trees were doing great in Palm Beach. In 1896, after the Great Freeze had devastated most of the Citrus Groves north of Fort Lauderdale, Julia Tuttle sent a small box to Henry Flagler with a note that said "Dear Henry, How does your garden grow?" and a Orange Blossom and this is how Henry Flagler decided to extend his railroad and in doing so created the city of Miami and Little Havana in particular. 1896 to us means that Miami has always been a welcoming place, whether it is weather you are seeking, different cultures, night life or simply a place where you don't feel like a tourist (because at the end of the day all of us in Miami are), this city and us in particular will welcome you with open arms. The best way to contact me is through the app. I am usually at work but I can reply to messages.

You will feel right at home in this AirStream. Enjoy the comforts of this American Built classic: Microwave, AC, stove, hot and cold water, TV, and much more. It is located in our large backyard where you will find large Oak trees and plenty of shade for those hot Miami Days.

The Riverside Neighborhood is one of Miami's first neighborhoods. Mansions were built for Doctors, Judges and Lawyers due to the proximity to the Downtown Courthouses and the Jackson Medical Complex. We are right in the middle between the Airport, Downtown, Miami Beach and Coral Gables. Whatever the purpose of your trip is you will be a 10 min ride to it. We are lucky to be in the intersection of the 836 Expressway (which runs east-west and will take you east to South Beach in about 10 mins or west to the Airport in 5 mins) and the I-95 Expressway (which runs north-south and will take you to Wynwood in about 10 mins). We are also very close to Little Havana and Coral Gables. The following are some landmarks and their driving distances: Airport: 5 mins Downtown: 5 mins South Beach: 10 mins Wynwood: 10 mins Coral Gables: 10 mins Dolphin Mall: 20 mins Public transportation is usually lacking in Miami but ride sharing is plentiful and you can use it to go to the metro station and connect there to the public transportation system.