Bright, neutral interiors, a turquoise pool and a palm-lined backyard give crews a versatile set. Easy parking and load-in, on-site A/V, and room for the team to stay through a multi-day shoot.
Most bookings here come from small crews who need a real place to shoot without renting a studio, a location, and a block of hotel rooms all at once. Photographers, brand and social teams, product companies, small video units. The nest gives you the set and the beds in one address, so the location manager and the travel coordinator become the same short conversation. You load in once, you sleep steps from where you shot all day, and you start again at first light without a commute.
A house beats scattered hotel rooms for this kind of work because everything stays put. Gear can live in a spare bedroom overnight. Wardrobe hangs where you left it. The team eats and reviews footage around one kitchen instead of texting across three floors of a hotel. When you rent the whole place, there is no front desk asking why a light stand is in the lobby.
What a shoot day actually feels like here is calm. Bright, neutral rooms hold their look from morning through afternoon. The backyard turns into a second set at golden hour, and again after dark when the pool and string lights come up. Between setups the crew has a full kitchen, laundry, and a covered patio to sit down and reset. It reads as a home, which is exactly why lifestyle and product work look natural in it.
Bright, neutral rooms, a turquoise pool, palms and a hand-painted sea-turtle mural give a versatile backdrop that lights up at night.
Simple street and driveway parking, an easy load-in, fast Wi-Fi, and an on-site PA, projectors and large screens for playback or a live shoot.
Three bedrooms sleep ten so a small team can stay on location through a multi-day shoot, with a full kitchen and laundry.
The house sleeps up to ten, with four of those ten on the two sleeper sofas. For a working crew that usually means a few people in real beds and the couches free for anyone rotating in and out. A small unit can stay on location the whole shoot instead of driving back to a hotel each night, which matters when call time is sunrise.
Plan the house around the work, not just the sleep. A common setup looks like this:
There is a full kitchen, laundry, fast Wi-Fi, and self check-in, so a multi-day shoot runs without you leaving the property for the basics. If you are bringing a bigger team than the house sleeps and want to keep some crew on site, ask us and we will walk you through what works.
The backyard is roughly 3,000 square feet of private space and it carries a lot of the shoot. A turquoise pool with a shallow sun shelf, palms, a fire pit, outdoor dining, a covered patio lounge, and a hand-painted sea-turtle mural give you several distinct looks without moving locations. The pool takes late-afternoon light well, and after dark the string lights and glow off the water turn it into a completely different frame.
Because it is fully private, you control the space for the day. No shared resort deck, no strangers wandering through the background of a plate. That makes it usable for lifestyle, product, food, and social work where you need the same corner to look clean take after take.
The full kitchen and the outdoor griddle mean you can feed a crew on site without a restaurant run mid-day. Coffee, craft table, a real meal between setups — all of it happens at the house. Outdoor dining and the covered patio give the team somewhere to actually sit and eat instead of balancing plates on apple boxes.
If you would rather not cook on a shoot day, bringing in a private chef or a catering drop is a clean option and the kitchen has the room for it. For production itself, there is on-site A/V — a PA and projectors and a large screen inside — useful for playback, a client monitor, or a live element. Parking is free, with simple street and driveway parking that keeps load-in short. For anything about a specific setup or headcount, point us at your plan on /contact.html and we will tell you what is realistic.
The nest sits in the quiet Lakeridge area near Victoria Park, so this is a residential street, not a commercial lot. That is part of why it photographs the way it does, and it means the shoot should feel like a household, not a job site. Keep amplified sound and late outdoor activity reasonable, especially at night. We have specific quiet-hours and house guidance — ask us and we will lay it out before you arrive so there are no surprises on the day.
To lock a shoot, check dates and book the nest through our checkout. If your plan involves a larger crew, an event element, or anything beyond a standard stay, reach out first on /contact.html so we can confirm the details and make sure the house fits what you are shooting.
One way to shape it — bend it to your own plans.
Self check-in, drop gear in the spare bedroom, and walk the house and backyard to lock your setups before the light goes. Fifteen minutes from FLL, so a late arrival still leaves time to plan.
Shoot the bright interiors through the morning while the light is even, then move to the pool and patio as the afternoon turns golden. Break for a griddle lunch in the backyard without leaving the property.
Grab coastal frames at the beach and along A1A about ten minutes east, then Las Olas or the Riverwalk for streetscape and skyline before heading back to the nest to review footage.
Bring up the string lights, the fire pit, and the glow off the pool for a full after-dark look, with the on-site screen for client playback while the team resets between takes.
Shoot any pickups in the morning, pack the gear room, run a load of laundry, and check out. Ask us about timing if you need a little flex on the wrap.
The house gives a crew several setups without a location move — bright interiors, a resort-style backyard, and golden-hour light on the pool. It is booked for lifestyle, product and social shoots as often as for stays.
Ask about your group →When a shoot needs range, Fort Lauderdale's coast and cityscape are minutes away.
Wide sand and the beachfront promenade for coastal setups a short drive east.
The New River, Riverwalk and downtown skyline for an urban backdrop.
Palm-lined streetscapes, galleries and cafes for lifestyle work.
Yachts and waterways for on-the-water shots via the nearby water taxi.
A pocket of native hammock and lagoon right by the beach that gives you a green, natural backdrop without the crowds of the sand.
Open lawns, courts, and shaded paths make an easy public-space setup for lifestyle and active frames close to the house.
Board near the house and shoot the Intracoastal, the yachts, and the waterfront mansions from the deck as you move.
A big, glossy resort-and-entertainment backdrop to the south if a scene needs neon and scale after dark.
Beyond the main boulevard, the palm-lined residential blocks give quieter, cleaner streetscapes for portrait and lifestyle work.
The house sleeps up to ten, with four of those ten on the two sleeper sofas. For a working crew that usually means a few in real beds and the couches free for anyone rotating through.
Yes. It is roughly 3,000 square feet of fully private space — pool, palms, fire pit, patio, and the sea-turtle mural — with no shared deck or passersby in your background.
Yes, the full kitchen has room for a chef or a catering drop, and there is an outdoor griddle and dining if you would rather feed the team on site.
There is an on-site PA, projectors, and a large screen inside, which crews use for playback, a client monitor, or a live element. Tell us what you need and we will confirm the details.
That may be possible, but it depends on the plan. Reach out on /contact.html with your headcount and what you have in mind and we will walk you through what works and any house rules.
Parking is free, with simple street and driveway parking that keeps load-in short. Gear can stay in a spare bedroom overnight so you only carry it in once.
This is a quiet residential street, so keep amplified sound and late outdoor activity reasonable, especially at night. We have specific guidance — ask us and we will lay it out before you arrive.
Check dates and book the nest through our checkout. If you have a larger crew, an event element, or anything beyond a standard stay, message us first on /contact.html and we will make sure the house fits.
Great Airbnb with great service. The host answered all of our questions promptly. The property is very unique. 2 kitchens & 2 living rooms. The backyard is beautiful and spacious. It also has a Florida room which was a great addition. We early enjoyed the pool and the outdoor space. I highly recommend. Zero complaints or issues.
Beautiful home Dominic was very responsive and helpful with everything. Definitely will stay again and recommend
Thank you so much for choosing to stay at Turtle Nest Bungalow! We're so glad you enjoyed the grill and private backyard area. We'd love to host you again!
We had the BEST stay!! The home is so beautiful and our host was so friendly and helpful! Would absolutely return to this property :)
Reviews from the nest's Airbnb listing, where guests rate it 4.86 out of 5.
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