A base for your team or training group

Sleeping ten and staying organized

The house has three bedrooms and two baths and sleeps ten, with four of those ten on the two sleeper sofas. That works well for a crew that does not need everyone in a private room — pair up the bedrooms, put the two earliest risers where they can leave without waking anyone, and use the sofas for whoever books last.

Laundry on-site is the quiet workhorse of an active trip. You can wash kit, towels, and swimwear between days instead of packing a bag for every session. Self check-in means a group arriving at odd hours — a late flight, an early tee time the next morning — can get in without waiting on anyone. If you want help thinking through who sleeps where for your exact group size, just ask us.

The backyard as your recovery zone

The roughly 3,000 square feet of private backyard is the part that makes this work for a training group. The pool has a shallow sun shelf, so you can sit half-submerged with your legs in the water after a long run or a full day of matches without actually swimming laps. It is a spot to cool down, stretch, and talk through what went right.

Around it there is a covered patio lounge, outdoor dining, a fire pit, and string lights, so the space carries you from a mid-morning recovery soak straight through to dinner and a debrief that night. It is all private — no pool deck shared with strangers, no fighting for a lounge chair.

Feeding the group between sessions

An active group eats a lot, and eating out for every meal burns time and money you would rather spend training. The full kitchen lets you handle breakfast and pre-session fuel in-house — oats, eggs, coffee, whatever your crew runs on. The outdoor griddle is built for a big carb-load dinner the night before a hard day.

• Cook as a team in the full kitchen and split the grocery run.
• Fire up the griddle for pasta night or a group breakfast outside.
• Bring in catering or a private chef for a recovery dinner after a long session — ask us and we can point you in the right direction.

Las Olas Boulevard is minutes away when the group wants to go out instead, so you are never locked into cooking every night.

Early starts and easy logistics

Sports weekends live and die on timing. Self check-in and free parking on-site mean vans, bikes on racks, and gear bags all land in one place without a parking-garage headache. FLL airport is about fifteen minutes away, so a group flying in from different cities can converge fast.

Fort Lauderdale Beach is about a ten-minute drive, and the flat A1A promenade gives runners and cyclists a scenic out-and-back along the sand. Holiday Park and its public courts are minutes from the door. The point of the house is that after every session, everyone comes back to the same backyard — you are not chasing your own group around a strange city.