Clean, cozy, newly updated, one bedroom/one bath in a very quiet 10-unit complex. Close to bus, Bush Park, and Minto Brown Park, Not a party place. Deposit is $1000 plus first months rent of $1250. This is a smaller unit with 1 off street parking space. 1. Applications are available on location after a scheduled viewing of the unit. 2. Water/Sewer/Garbage/wi-fi included with rent. 3. $40 Application fee per person. Credit and criminal background check 4. Cats and small dogs welcome, 2 pet limit. All pets must be leashed when outside and on the property. Pets are allowed on the courtyard lawn only in designated area. You must walk them off premises or take them to the dog park. No large breeds. 5. Absolutely no smoking in the apartment. No cigarettes, vaping or marijuana smoking. DO NOT even think about smoking inside. nicotine tests will be done. 6. Security screen doors on front and back, new paint, new kitchen countertop and sink new laminate wood flooring, new vanity and sink, resurfaced bathtub and new double pane windows. One assigned parking space per unit. All within the last year. 7. Onsite laundry - no charge washer and dryer. Please do not abuse or we will have to implement a payment plan. Small cozy quiet unit in S. Salem just off Commercial. WE PAY WATER/SEWER, GARBAGE AND WIFI. Deposit $1000. 1 off-street parking space, laundry onsite, washer and dryer are free. Safe neighborhood. Electric Cadet heat, security screens on both front and back 2 small pets allowed. No barkers. All pets must be leashed when outside and must be walked off the property. both Bush Park and Minto Brown (which has a fantastic dog area) are within walking distance. Month to month. Rent due on the first. Late after the 5th. Laundry room with free washer, $1.00 for dryer. No smoking inside the unit. Rules will be enforced. 1 off street parking space per unit. More information upon request.
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