Gorgeous DeMun 2 Bed-2 Bath in Clayton Schools near Wash U & Forest Park offers condo living at apartment prices! The historic DeMun neighborhood is rich with culture and offers a truly exceptional living experience. The area is noted for its fine dining and cultural institutions, as well as its sophisticated appeal. DeMun has long been a favorite of professionals and students alike. With its proximity to Washington University, Captain Elementary, Wydown Middle School (Clayton School District), Concordia Seminary, and countless businesses, DeMun is an ideal location. The tree-lined streets paired with the historic architecture lend itself to an experience like no other. With an abundance of green space, this metropolitan delight is steps from the famed Forest Park and home to Concordia and DeMun parks. The neighborhood is perfect for a leisurely stroll and provides ample opportunity for entertainment. Whether it's enjoying a morning coffee at Kaldi's with that special someone or cooling off with ice cream at Clementine's Creamery, there is plenty to choose from. Building Features: Attractive Entry & Landscaping, Thermal Pane Windows, Washer & Dryer Hookups in Basement, Storage Unit in Basement, Metro Bus Accessibility. Apartment Features: Central A/C, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Oven with Hood Fan, Mini-Blinds, Original Hardwood Flooring, Crown Molding, Ceiling Fans, Security System Available, Internet & Cable Ready, Individual Hot Water Heaters Pictures may be from a similar unit in the same building. PRICE: $1895/month + $122/month water, sewer, trash The advertised price reflects a $100 discount for paying rent on the 1st. Tenant pays gas and electric services directly. When available, short-term leases are subject to additional fees. We require an application, credit check, and one-time leasing fee A pet deposit is typically 1/2 of the full month's rent.
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