Cozy country cottage feel in secluded South Pasadena neighborhood. White picket fences and a high privacy hedge make these stand-alone cottages the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city ~ Imagine the convenience of an easy bike ride (One mile!) to charming downtown South Pasadena and Mission street, with an incredible farmers market (Every Thursday),and highly rated fine dining (Cannonball, Bistro de la Gare, Fiore Market Cafe, Mike & Anne's, Heirloom Bakery & Cafe and Aro Latin) ~ Walking distance to South Pasadena Middle and High schools. Also on Mission street, the South Pasadena train station and Metro Gold line grants you eco-friendly easy access to Downtown, Chinatown, Little Tokyo/Arts District and Union Station (where you can connect to the other LA train lines-- even go to the Beach in Santa Monica via the Expo line!) This rental is not an impersonal development, but a small community of 4 cottages with NO shared walls. The five hundred square foot one bedroom, one bathroom cottages are a pleasing blend of the old and the new. Brand new laminate floor and push up frame windows are offset by gracious ceramic tile in the kitchen and bathroom, INDOOR washer and dryer, a small one car private garage for vehicles or storage. The cottage for rent is the 2nd from the street (2022 Meridian ave) ~ Please do not disturb other tenants! ~ There will be appointments to show ~ Trash and water are paid by the landlord ~ All other utilities and expenses are paid by the tenant. In total, the cottage consists of 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, quiet split A/C & Heating system, laundry room (including washer/dryer), kitchen with breakfast area, living room, detached 1 car private garage. Pets are allowed with interview and additional pet deposit ~ Trash and water are paid by the landlord ~ All other utilities & expenses are paid by the tenant.
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