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9201 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE

9201 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE

(301) 970-2447

Location

9201 New Hampshire Avenue, Adelphi, MD 20903

Amenities

Granite counters
Pet friendly
Parking
Recently renovated
Stainless steel
Unit Amenities
granite counters
recently renovated
stainless steel
Property Amenities
cats allowed
dogs allowed
pet friendly
parking
Welcome Home! Discover the charm of this meticulously renovated 1 bedroom, 1 bath condo in the coveted Presidential Park Condominiums. This cozy 596sf abode shines with modern finishes and natural light, presenting a perfect blend of elegance and warmth. Every corner reflects thoughtful design and quality, with luxury vinyl floors and a sleek kitchen that boasts new stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and ample cabinetry. The bedroom offers serene relaxation, complemented by a contemporary full bath with upgraded fixtures and finishes. Residents have easy access to 495 from 650 and near 29, 193, 212 and route 1 making commuting a breeze! This unit has one parking space (#76) which adds to the convenience along with off-street parking, and the landlord warmly welcomes one small pet, with breed restrictions in consideration along with a $500 pet deposit. The landlord is looking for residents who will treasure this beautiful home, offering a 12-24 month lease (24 month preferred) and immerse themselves in the tranquil yet convenient living experience it offers. For inquiries and to schedule your viewing, reach out today! We’re excited to welcome you to your new beginning at Presidential Park! Minimum Credit Score 680+, household income must be 2.5x monthly rent.

Property Details (Fees & Lease)

Listing Provided by ListHub

Property Status: Off The Market

Steven Saucedo

Taylor Properties

MLS Number: MDPG2091548

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