531 Woodland Hills Dr, La Vergne, TN 37086

Beautiful 3-Bedroom Home with Large Yard in La Vergne 531 Woodland Hills, La Vergne, TN Rent: $2,200/month Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2.5 Property Type: Single-Family Home Welcome home to 531 Woodland Hills, a spacious and comfortable 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home located in a desirable La Vergne neighborhood. With a great floor plan, plenty of living space, and a large private yard, this home offers plenty of room to relax, entertain, and enjoy everyday living. Property Features 3 spacious bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms Large private backyard Comfortable open living areas Spacious kitchen with ample cabinet and counter space Dedicated dining area Primary bedroom with private bathroom Plenty of closet and storage space Convenient laundry area Two-story layout with plenty of room for everyone Private driveway and off-street parking Quiet residential neighborhood Great indoor and outdoor living space The large backyard is one of the highlights of the property, providing plenty of space for outdoor entertaining, pets, gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying the Tennessee weather. The home is conveniently located in La Vergne, offering easy access to shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, and major roads. Downtown Nashville and the surrounding Nashville metro area are also within an easy commute, making this a great option for anyone looking for additional space while remaining close to the city. Rent: Rent is due on the agreed-upon date each month. Late payments may be subject to any fees outlined in the lease. Security Deposit: The security deposit must be paid before move-in and may be used for damages beyond normal wear and tear, or other lease violations. Occupancy: Only approved tenants may live in the property. Additional occupants require prior written approval from the landlord. NO PETS ALLOWED NO SMOKING Maintenance: Tenants should promptly report leaks, plumbing issues, electrical problems, appliance issues, or other needed repairs to the landlord. Cleanliness: The home must be kept reasonably clean and sanitary. Trash should be removed regularly, and food or other materials should not be allowed to accumulate. Damage: Tenants are responsible for damage caused by negligence, misuse, abuse, or failure to properly care for the property. Alterations: No painting, remodeling, installation of fixtures, or other alterations may be made without prior written approval. Noise: Tenants must be considerate of neighbors and avoid excessive noise, particularly during nighttime hours. Parking: Vehicles must be parked only in designated areas and may not block driveways, sidewalks, entrances, or neighboring properties. Illegal Activity: No illegal activity may take place on or around the property. Guests: Tenants are responsible for the conduct of their guests and for any damage caused by guests. Safety: Tenants may not disable smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, security devices, or other safety equipment. Access: The landlord may enter the property as permitted by the lease and applicable law for inspections, repairs, maintenance, emergencies, or showings. Subleasing: Tenants may not sublease or transfer the property to another person without the landlord's prior written approval. Move-Out: The property must be returned in substantially the same clean condition as when the tenant moved in, ordinary wear and tear excepted. Keys & Access Devices: All keys, garage remotes, access cards, and other property access devices must be returned at move-out. Lease Compliance: Tenants are expected to comply with all terms of the signed lease and any applicable community, HOA, or property rules. Communication: Tenants should communicate promptly with the landlord regarding maintenance, emergencies, payment issues, or other concerns involving the property. Respect for Property: Tenants are expected to treat the house, appliances, fixtures, landscaping, and surrounding property with reasonable care. Important: These expectations are intended to supplement not replace the signed lease agreement. If there is a conflict between these expectations and the lease or applicable law, the lease and applicable law control.