437 West Grant Street - 304

-FREE WIFI- -FREE 60' in Flatescreen TV INCLUDED- -FREE Dedicated parking- --Note this photos are of apartment 301 only, however it shows the quality and type of finish all apartments will have-- Welcome to your newly renovated luxury apartment, set in a historic brick building that exudes charm and character. This beautifully furnished 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence seamlessly blends modern elegance with timeless appeal. Best of all, all utilities are included, offering a truly hassle-free living experience. Step inside to an open-concept living area and kitchen, thoughtfully designed with brand-new stainless steel appliances, sleek cabinetry, and stunning quartz countertops. Fully equipped for gourmet cooking, the kitchen flows effortlessly into a stylishly furnished living roomperfect for entertaining or unwinding in comfort. Both bedrooms are peaceful retreats, bathed in natural light from large windows that highlight the beautifully restored hardwood floors. Each is tastefully furnished with comfortable beds, chic decor, and ample closet space, creating the perfect balance of style and functionality. The bathroom is a luxurious escape, featuring high-end finishes, a striking marble-tiled shower, and a sleek vanity with plenty of storage. Every detail of this apartment has been thoughtfully curated, from elegant lighting fixtures to premium furnishings, ensuring a seamless and sophisticated living experience. With all utilities included and a fully furnished interior, this exceptional home is truly move-in readyjust bring your suitcase and settle in. Our requirments: 650+ Credit score House hold must make 3x monthly rent No evictions or criminal history in past 7 years No pets over 40 lbs The building is the remaining half what had been a pair of tobacco warehouses built in 1895 by RK Schnader & Sons after a cigar factory there was demolished. The Schnader family also had a three-story tobacco warehouse nearby, which is now home to Thistle Finch Distillery. Stonecrest's warehouse had been used in the 1980s by The Red Cross and years before by Keystone Burlap Bag Co. It was individually listed in 1990 on the National Registrar of Historic Places.