4334 41st St, San Diego, CA 92105

Welcome to 4334 41st St located conveniently in between North Park and Kensington, close to freeway and all central suburbs of San Diego! This single-family home has been refurbished to the fullest. The home has a brand new front porch, roof, irrigation, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC system. When arriving to this home you will have a driveway that can accommodate (2) vehicles as well as a spacious and fully fenced in front yard and porch. Inside the home, there is nothing that you could want that it does not have. Hardwood floors throughout, a spacious kitchen with brand new appliances, including a fridge with water line, disposal, microwave, dishwasher, and range. All cabinets are brand new and include modern finishes.There is a full size washer and dryer that is brand new located inside the secondary bathroom. The primary bedroom features a private en-suite bathroom with a tub/shower combo. Throughout the home you will have central heating and air conditioning, as well as brand new windows throughout the home for better insulation and security. One year lease required. We do not accept anything less than a one-year lease. Tenants are required to have 2.5x gross income as a requirement and (2) rental references are preferred. Credit score minimum is 650, but can be approved with a lower score depending on circumstances. We accept pets with a $300 one time pet deposit and $50 non-refundable pet fee, per pet, per month. Exceptions can be made for one or more cats, but dogs are required for this fee. We have a strict policy that animals are prohibited from using the new turf installed as a bathroom. Please note that a neighboring property has active construction that is set to last for another four-six months. The landlords are happy and willing to give a rental concession for the months which impact the noise level to our residents and the use of a portion of their yard, which will be divided with a fence for privacy in the amount of $300 monthly concession. This concession will end after stucco has been completed on the neighboring property. The landlords understand this may have some impact and are trying to work amicably with the neighboring property to complete their construction as quickly as possible.