Property DescriptionReady now and freshly turned, this 1,560 square foot two-story home is built around a big eat-in kitchen: black cabinets with marble-look counters, a brand-new gas range under a vented hood, dishwasher and refrigerator, room for a full-size table, and the laundry right there with washer and dryer hookups. The dining area opens to the living room along the front of the house, and a full bath with a walk-in shower sits on the main floor. Upstairs are four bedrooms, each with double closets, and a second full bath with a tub and shower. Wood-look vinyl plank flooring runs through the whole house, the walls are freshly painted in a soft gray with white trim, and the central air and furnace were updated in 2022. Smart home keyless entry and security monitoring, an attached one-car garage, and a covered front porch under a shade tree round it out. Self-guided tours are available daily.
Residents are responsible for utilities, trash service, lawn care, internet, cable, and renter's insurance. Utilities are billed through our utility management program, which starts service, covers deposits, and pays the utility companies. Residents reimburse actual water, gas, and electric usage. Program cost: $40 one-time setup plus $11.99 per month. Fixed monthly charges: alarm/smart home monitoring $53.15 and preventative pest control $20.
Advertised rent reflects a 3-year lease. A refundable security deposit equal to one month's rent holds the unit after approval. Everyone 18 and over must apply; application is $50 per person. Applications are reviewed for employment, income, savings, credit score and history, background check, and rental history. Last month's rent in advance may be required.
Appliances are provided as courtesy items and maintained by the tenant. Washer/dryer available to rent for an additional fee. Pets welcome: $250 one-time fee plus $50/month, per pet.
Photos may show a model unit with the same floor plan; finishes such as cabinet color and appliances may vary. This is offered unfurnished and some photos may have been virtually staged.
