Built in 1942 and situated in the East Highlands neighborhood near Central and Oliver Avenues, this classic 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom ranch-style home offers 1,056 square feet of comfortable living space on a generous quarter-acre lot. The location is just blocks from local schools and offers quick access to the popular shopping and dining venues of the historic College Hill district. Inside, key features include LVP flooring in the living areas, carpet in the bedrooms, dual-aspect windows for ample natural light, and central heating and air conditioning for year-round comfort. The layout includes a living room, a formal dining room with integrated storage cabinets, a kitchen with an oven/range, a refrigerator, a double-basin sink, a dedicated breakfast nook, and a full bathroom with a shower/tub combo. It also has a separate laundry area with washer and dryer hookups, as well as a private backyard. Providing convenient access to local transit routes and everyday amenities, this home perfectly balances neighborhood charm with everyday accessibility. Contact us to book a time to view this home. A 12-month lease is required for the advertised rental rate. All applicants aged 18+ are subject to a $50 application fee and a one-time $150 redecoration fee per household. All utilities are the resident's responsibility and are invoiced by and paid directly to the utility provider. The resident is also responsible for lawn care. Additionally, we charge a $13 monthly Legal Liability Fee to help offset the costs associated with potential tenant legal liability. Residents are welcome to bring up to two pets, with a maximum weight of 40 lbs each. There is a one-time, fully refundable pet deposit of $150 for up to two pets. Additionally, there is a nonrefundable fee of $400 per pet, as well as a monthly pet rent of $50 for each pet. Some breed restrictions apply; contact us for more details.
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