UAB Pinnacle: Southern Charm Sleeps 15

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Your Birmingham Home Away from Home

Whether you're here for work, family, or exploration, enjoy:

• 24/7 guest support
• Complimentary coffee & essentials
• Professional cleaning
• Hassle-free self check-in

Experience comfort and convenience with Sure Home Stays.

The Space:
Charming 1930s Home with Modern Comforts

Home Highlights
- Built in 1930
- 2,384 sq ft, 2-story single-family home
- 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms
- 0.26 acre lot

Interior Features
- Recessed lighting
- Wood-burning fireplace with masonry
- Living room, dining room, home office
- Screened porch
- Pull-down attic stairs
- Home security system

Kitchen
- Stove and dishwasher
- Laminate countertops

Bedrooms
- Split floor plan
- 5 Queen beds, 2 King beds, 1 sofa bed

Flooring
- Mix of solid hardwood, laminate, and tile

Utilities & Amenities
- Central heating and cooling
- Gas water heater
- Underground utilities
- Laundry room on main level
- Electric dryer and washer hookups

Parking
- Driveway, on-street, and off-street options

Important Note
To prevent damage, please do not set AC below 72°F. Tenants are responsible for any repairs due to noncompliance.

Guest Access:
We have self check in with a smart lock!

The Neighborhood:
In the early 1900s, Robert Jemison Sr envisioned a highly exclusive place for Birmingham’s elite to live. This is how the neighborhood of Glen Iris came to be in 1898. First came the beautiful Glen Iris Park. Homes started being built shortly after and continued popping up into the 1940s. The houses surrounded the park, which provided scenic trails and plenty of green space for the community to enjoy. Some of Birmingham’s most prominent families have lived here, including First National Bank President W.P.G. Harding, nature writer R. DuPont Thompson and American coal magnate Henry F. DeBardeleben. Today, a great deal of the homes in Glen Iris are on the National Register of Historic Places. Historic Craftsman, Prairie and Tudor-style homes decorate the neighborhood. You’ll also find condominium units, colonial-revival townhouses, large Greek-revival estates and even multi-million-dollar Tudor-revival mansions. Due to this wide variety of housing styles and sizes, home prices in the area range from $190,000 all the way up to $2.9 million.

Children in the neighborhood attend Glen Iris Elementary School, home of the Gaters. Next is Booker T. Washington Middle School, established in 1908. After a century of service, the school built a new building in 2009. The two-story building includes 33 standard classrooms, two special education classrooms, a science lab and three computer labs. The school also boasts a media center and a 300-seat gymnasium. Teenagers attend A.H. Parker High School, which was the first public high school for Black students in Birmingham when it opened in 1900. Today the school continues its long tradition of excellence with a B-plus Niche rating in diversity.

The scenic Glen Iris Park sits amid the neighborhood’s historic district and is privately owned by the historic homes that surround it. However, there’s still an incredible park in the neighborhood open to the public. George Ward Park is an 84-acre park featuring six lighted softball diamonds, which several amateur leagues and the UAB Blazers have used. The park has a tennis center with eight hard-surface outdoor courts managed by the Birmingham Area Tennis Association. Locals can spend the day playing at the park’s 24-hole disc golf course and those with canine companions can play at the dog park. Members of the Glen Iris Neighborhood Association and the Friends of George Ward Park organization are dedicated to caring for this beloved neighborhood spot. Just next to the UAB Intramural Field is Bessie Estell Park, named after long-time educator Bessie Sears Estell who was the first African-American woman to sit on the Birmingham City Council. Kids can hang out at the playground while the vine-covered circular pavilions provide the perfect setting for escaping into a novel. The entire park was designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind, providing an outdoor space for all in the community.

Glen Iris sits right next to the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s campus, making it highly convenient for students and faculty. Even if you don’t work or study at UAB, proximity to the university means access to the beautiful campus green, college sports games and performances at Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center. Residents also have some fantastic restaurants to choose from. Giuseppe’s Café is a community favorite serving award-winning, handmade pizza or piles of delectable pasta. Seattle native Joe Williams put down roots in Alabama, opening this small Italian eatery in 2002. The spot has primarily maintained the same staff since opening, and regulars of the intimately sized restaurant are treated like family. The nearby Red Mountain Plaza shopping center provides plenty of other options like Red Sea Ethiopian Restaurant, Sneaky Pete’s Hotdogs and Full Moon Bar-be-Que. Walmart Neighborhood Market, Publix, CVS and Walgreens are also close at hand. With beautiful historic homes, scenic parks filled with activities and all the energy of UAB, Glen Iris is a wonderful Birmingham suburb to call home.

Getting Around:
Schools
5 min walk - Glen Iris Elementary School
10 min drive - Richard Arrington Middle School
10 min drive - George. W. Carver High School

Restaurant
1 min drive - Giuseppe's Cafe
7 min drive - Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
6 min druce - Full Moon Bar-B-Que

Groceries
1 min drive - Southside Market
1 min drive - La Estrellita
7 min drive - Sunny's Package Store

Nightlife
1 min drive - Club South
1 min drive - Gable Square Saloon & Games
7 min drive - The Upper Deck

Shopping
7 min drive - Walgreens
7 min drive - Green Springs
11 min drive - Tooties

Fitness
2 min drive - Glen Iris Park
8 min drive - Riviera Fitness Center

Other Things to Note:
Age Restriction: 21 years old and above

Terms of Service:

To abide by all legal requirements and building security rules, you may be asked to provide a copy of your official government-issued photo ID, confirm your contact information, and provide a valid credit card with a name that matches your ID.

Important note: The information is collected for verification only; it is NOT stored or used for any other purposes; it is automatically deleted within 48-hours of check-out.

Please be advised that all guests may be asked to sign a rental usage agreement that governs the terms of the stay. You acknowledge a Security Deposit may be needed to secure the booking.