Cute, vintage, 1 bed / 1 bath apartment in the Avenues--for lease by owner. This property has been RESTORED... not just "updated". So it has all of the original architectural details and charm (circa 1905) ... like: * original hardwood floors * TALL ceilings * original claw tub (+ shower) * original window and door mouldings * lots of windows (some w/ original art glass) * original 5-panel solid wood doors w/ original mortise-style door hardware * cute vintage style bathroom and kitchen w/ subway tile No carpet. No linoleum. No formica. No vinyl. No pleather. No beige. This building only has SIX units total. There is a huge basement area with tons of secure storage for bikes, boards, blades, skis camping gear, snow tires, extra furniture, tools, moving boxes, etc--as well as a big laundry area. So, essentially you get your own storage space as well as an apartment for the same rent. :) Newer gas range and fridge. On-site laundry. Nice big wrap-around porch in the front of the building that is available for all tenants to use. (Great sunset views from there.) Plenty of unrestricted on-street parking available. WiFi and ethernet set up for tenants to share. Desirable Avenues address is close to the university, hospitals, etc and is very walk-able. Nice city park (and dog park) just two blocks away. I get some grad students, professors, nurses, interns, various young professionals, etc. Not many under-grads typically... but now and again... if they are quiet. Bus stops right out front for easy commuting. Recycling available. Gardening opportunities. This is a nice, quiet property in a very nice area. Credit check and background check required. (Advertised rent is for a 12 month lease, single occupancy, with move-in / start date pretty close to the advertised availability date.) Can you find a cheaper apartment somewhere in Salt Lake? Sure you can. Can you find a nicer apartment in the Avenues for less? I don't think so. (But if you do--let me know!) Though I am a pet-friendly landlord in general, I don't typically allow dogs in my upstairs units (including this one). But a cat or two is generally not a problem. The utilities at this building are master-metered and split up between the tenants--with a typical monthly average of $75 to $80/mo for power, gas, water, trash, and internet. Reply with any questions--and in your reply, go ahead and tell me a bit about yourself, what you are looking for, when you are looking to start a new lease, any pets you have, who exactly would be living in the apartment, etc. Move in date is a little flexible... so just let me know what date you are looking for and I'll let you know if it is possible.
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