The main level of this home features a bright living room, two bedrooms and a nicely updated bathroom on the main floor. The kitchen has also been updated and includes a convienient pantry, glass-top stove, dishwasher and an adjacent dining room with sliding glass doors that open onto a small, elevated deck and a large fenced back yard. The home has a newer forced-air furnace and central air conditioner. The lower floor of the home has been beautifully remodeled with a large, bright third bedroom and private master bathroom suite with shower, and features an adjoining spacious recreation/television room. There is ample closet storage throughout and extra room for storage in the basement laundry area and the garage. A free washer and dryer is also provided in the basement laundry room/storage area (for the life of those machines). The spacious back yard is fully fenced with flower beds and mature trees. The property backs up to an expansive green space, great for walks. There is an attached one car garage with opener. This home (seen on the left in the photos) is attached to one other home 2003 Frisch Road (which can be seen in the photos over the garages). It was designed as a modern duplex with a cement wall between the homes; there is no sound transfer. Only the driveway and front walk are shared. It has a great location, 2001 Frisch Rd., located about two blocks from Elver Park in a nice neighborhood that has Elementary and Middle Schools within walking distance for children. 5 minutes from the beltline, several grocery stores and shopping centers. Rent is $1950 per month. A one-month security deposit is required prior to move-in. This property is available on August 1 and move-in date is flexible. One year lease and renter's insurance are required. Tenants mow lawn, and shovel drive and walks (snow blower can be offered at minimal cost).
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