4 Culdaff St, # J, Easthampton, MA 01027

Spacious and well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath apartment available in desirable Easthampton, MA. Features an updated kitchen with modern finishes, a generous living space, and a functional layout that's perfect for families, roommates, or anyone looking for extra room. The apartment offers three well-sized bedrooms, a full bathroom plus a convenient half bath. Located close to downtown Easthampton, local shops, restaurants, parks, and major commuting routes. Rent: $2,250/month Utilities: Electric heat Electric hot water Tenant is responsible for utilities Carpet Information: The carpets have been professionally cleaned and are in nearly new condition. There are some stains in two of the bedrooms. Prospective tenants may choose to keep the existing carpet as-is, or the owner will replace the carpeting in those bedrooms with durable plank flooring prior to move-in. This gives tenants the option of enjoying brand-new flooring or keeping the existing carpet without concern about normal wear and tear. Requirements: First and security due at signing Income 3x rental price Rental history check Background Check Credit Check References required What's included: Water delivery Sewer Trash Landscaping Snow Removal Lease Duration The lease is for one year. Unless renewed in writing, tenancy will terminate at the end of this period. If both parties agree, the lease may continue month-to-month under the same terms. Smoking Policy Smoking is not permitted inside the unit, hallways, or any enclosed common areas. Smoking is only allowed in designated outdoor areas if provided by the landlord. Tenant Maintenance Responsibilities Tenant shall: Keep the premises clean, safe, and free from garbage and debris. Promptly report maintenance issues to the landlord. Prevent frozen pipes by maintaining adequate heat when responsible for heating. Avoid damage beyond normal wear and tear; tenant is responsible for any repairs due to negligence or misuse by themselves or their guests. Not make alterations, paint, or install fixtures without written consent. Landlord shall maintain essential building systems, including heating, hot water, and structural elements, in good working order as required by Massachusetts law.