## Gorgeous 4-Bedroom Tri-Level Townhome in a Safe Neighborhood Available Soon This beautiful 2018 built tri-level townhome-style condo is available soon and located in a safe, convenient neighborhood close to shopping, dining, parks, transit, and major freeways. The home features a bright open floor plan, modern upgrades, and an attached 2-car garage with EV charger and extra storage. The main level includes engineered hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, and a spacious living/dining area that is great for entertaining. The upgraded kitchen offers quartz countertops, a large center island, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, a stylish backsplash, and plenty of storage. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet, dual sinks, and a separate shower. Additional bedrooms are carpeted and comfortable, and the home includes an upstairs laundry room with washer and dryer. Enjoy additional features such as blins, a whole-house water softener, reverse osmosis drinking water system, tankless water heater, and a gated patio. The home will be professionally cleaned before move-in and delivered in move-in ready condition. Home Features - 4 bedrooms - 3.5 bathrooms - Tri-level townhome-style condo - Central heating and cooling - In-unit washer and dryer - Stainless steel appliances: refrigerator, gas range, oven, microwave, dishwasher - Engineered hardwood in main living areas - Carpet in bedrooms - Attached 2-car side-by-side garage - EV charger in garage - Private patio and balcony - Water softener and reverse osmosis system Community and Location - Community tot park and children's library - Walking distance to Village Oaks Shopping Center - Close to Costco, Lowe's, Target, Safeway, Starbucks, and many restaurants - Right next to Ramac Park - Near Blossom Hill Caltrain Station and Cottle Light Rail Station - Easy freeway access to 85, 87, and 101 - Close to Kaiser Permanente San Jose Campus - Quad boundary school district Lease Details - Available: May 1 - Tenant pays all utilities - Landscaping included - Pets: Case by case, small dogs and cats only - No smoking - Renter's insurance required - Short-term rentals and Airbnb are not permitted by HOA Please inquire on this site to schedule a showing. - If tenant is adding additional occupants to the unit, the landlord must be informed immediately. Landlord would need to amend the lease to add additional occupants' names. - If tenant is adding any pets to their household, the landlord must be informed immediately. Landlord would need to amend the lease to add additional pets' details. Only small dogs and cats permitted. - The unit has never had any sort of bug or rodent infestation. If the tenant notices any bug infestation, the landlord must be informed immediately. The landlord will contact a pest control agency for an inspection and will schedule a treatment. Minor presence of usual household insects is normal. Treatments will be required only if an actual infestation is discovered. - If the type of bug discovered during the inspection is bed-bugs, the landlord will send an invoice to the tenant for the pest control treatment and any follow-up treatments. Tenant to re-imburse the cost of bed-bug treatment to the landlord within 7 business days of receiving the invoice. - There has been no mold observed on this property. The tenant must inform the landlord if a mold infestation is suspected. Tenant to re-imburse the cost of mold control treatment to the landlord within 7 business days of receiving the invoice. The landlord will send an invoice to the renter for the mold treatment and any follow-up treatments. Note that with regular usage of bathroom areas, tiny amounts of mold/mildew may appear in shower cubicles. This is normal and tenants may use household mold/mildew cleaning agents to tackle these. If the house is closed for extended durations with no ventilation, tiny amounts of mold may appear. It is, therefore, important to keep the house well ventilated. Spills on carpets should be cleaned without delay to prevent mold growth. - Tenant may not install any portable fireplace in the house. Portable fireplaces often emit significant amounts of heat and pose a fire hazard. - For any urgent maintenance requests (urgent maintenance requests cover only the following - water leaks that cause damage to property or flooding, gas or electricity outages that are NOT part of PG&E's scheduled/unscheduled outages, water heater outage, HVAC system outage), the tenant must inform the landlord. Landlord to contact technicians/maintenance personnel within 24 business hours of acknowledging the issue. - Issues must be reported to the landlord via email/text/other messaging portal that the tenant and landlord have agreed upon. Actual turnaround time to fix the issue would depend on the repair technician's availability. If no technician is reachable within 24 business hours, landlord to make best possible effort to contact technician as early as possible. The 24 hour turnaround time does not apply during periods when landlord is traveling. - For all other maintenance requests, landlord to contact technicians/maintenance personnel within 7 business days of acknowledging the receipt. Actual turnaround time to fix the issue would depend on the repair technician's availability. The 7 business days turnaround time clause does not apply when landlord is traveling. - For non-urgent maintenance requests, a service fee of $20 per call applies and will be billed by the landlord to the tenant separately. It would, therefore, be recommended to club a few service requests together and make a single call if they're not urgent. - Holes in the walls, broken windows or any other damage caused by the tenants or their guests need to be paid for by the tenant and restored to their original state prior to moving out. Landlord is not responsible for fixing these or bearing the expense for these. However, the tenant should keep the landlord informed about the same. - Damage to the property caused by animals such as stained carpeting or chewed up fixtures need to be restored to their previous state before tenant moves out. Landlord is not responsible for fixing these or bearing the expense for these. However, the tenant should keep the landlord informed about the same. - Fixes required due to tenant's negligence over and above normal wear and tear need to be fixed by the tenant and restored to their original state prior to moving out. Landlord is not responsible for fixing these or bearing the expense for these. However, the tenant should keep the landlord informed about the same. - It is the tenant's responsibility to maintain a clean home. Expenses that need to be incurred by the landlord due to bad housekeeping on the part of the tenant will need to be reimbursed by the tenant to the landlord or adjusted via the security deposit. - Tenant does not need to maintain plants in the planters in the front yard. These are maintained by the HOA. - Tenants should allow maintenance personnel into the front yard to perform maintenance on these plants. - Tenant should not plant anything of their own in the fixed planters or in the ground on the property or outside it. Tenants are allowed to plant within pots or portable planters of their own. - Discarding trash and debris is the tenant's responsibility. - Tenant must remove all of their belongings and furniture upon moving out of the property at or before the end of the lease. Landlord is not responsible for bearing any expenses to haul/move out the tenant's belongings. If the tenant fails to do this and the landlord has to incur any charge to remove the renter's belongings from the property, the landlord will deduct this amount from the tenant's security deposit. If the security deposit doesn't cover these expenses, the landlord will bill the tenant separately. - Landlord bears no responsibility of baby-proofing the house. This is the responsibility of the tenants. - Routinely changing AC filters, filling salt in the water softener's tank and replacing lightbulbs or batteries on fire alarms (if they emit a low battery sound) are the tenant's responsibility. - The security deposit is payable within 24 hours of signing the lease. If the tenant/s back out of the lease after signing (but before the lease term begins), the landlords will forfeit the full security deposit. - While Section 1.4 of the lease outlines the minimum duration of the notice period that is required to end the lease if the lease has been extended on a month-to-month basis after the expiration of the original lease term, this particular clause outlines the provisions for early termination of the lease while it is still within its original term. - If the tenant/s would like to end the lease before its expiration, a 30 day notice is required to be provided to the landlord. 1 month's base rent will also be charged as an early termination fee regardless of the date of providing notice. Landlord to also provide a 30 day notice to tenants if the lease needs to be terminated early for any reason.
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