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1042 S Sherbourne Drive Unit 1

1042 S Sherbourne Drive Unit 1

(408) 917-0430

Location

1042 South Sherbourne Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90035
South Robertson

Amenities

In unit laundry
Granite counters
Hardwood floors
Carport
Air conditioning
Playground
Unit Amenities
air conditioning
bathtub
fireplace
garbage disposal
granite counters
hardwood floors
in unit laundry
range
refrigerator
Property Amenities
carport
parking
playground
internet access
Appealing, unfurnished apartment with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom located in the friendly South Robertson neighborhood in L.A.

The homey interior features included hardwood floors, tan painted walls with white trim and chair rail molding in the dining area. The nice kitchen is equipped with fine cabinetry, smooth granite countertop with a black splash, gas/stove, refrigerator, and garbage disposal. Two closets are built into the cozy bedrooms. The well-lit bathroom has a vessel sink with a mirror, a shower stall, bathtub, and a functional toilet. There are coin-operated washer and dryer available along with gas heating and window A/C in the 2 bedrooms. This unit comes with 1 covered carport. And storage, too! No pets, sorry. And no smoking, please.

The tenant's responsible utilities: electricity, gas, cable, and internet. Landscaping, water, and trash will be handled by the landlord.

Nearby parks: La Cienega Park, Robertson Recreation Center, and Robertson Playground.

Nearby Schools:
Carthay Center Elementary - 0.57 mile, 4/10
Fairfax Senior High School - 2.06 miles, 5/10
Emerson Community Charter School - 3.28 miles, 5/10
Horace Mann Elementary School - 0.5 mile, 9/10

Bus lines:
28 Metro Local Line - 0.1 mile
105 Metro Local Line - 0.2 mile
705 Metro Rapid Line - 0.2 mile
728 Metro Rapid Line - 0.2 mile

No Pets Allowed

(RLNE5308157)

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Property Status: Off The Market

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