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    • 1721 Laurel St

    Indianapolis, IN 46203

    Apartment building
    1 bed

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    GENERAL INFO: Anyone over 18 planning to live in the home must submit an application. Application fee is $75. SD is at least one month's rent and may vary based upon background/credit check. $350 non-refundable pet deposit per pet. Monthly pet fee, per pet, will range from $35-$75 based on pet screening results. Residents are responsible for all utilities. Utility fee of $75 added to rent for water and sewer. This is assessed quarterly for alignment with usage. Security deposit, pet deposits, 1 full month's rent, proof of renters insurance & utilities in resident name all required prior to move in. Lawn care is resident responsibility. Applications are reviewed M-F during business hours only. All leases are for a 12-month period. Please remove shoes or wear booties if provided at entrance.

    Neighborhood: Near Southeast

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    Home to Fountain Square, Bates-Hendricks, and Fletcher Place, 46203 mixes historic cottages and murals with a lively arts-and-dining pulse. Expect four seasons, warm summers, and crisp autumns. Virginia Avenue lines up Bovaconti and Calvin Fletcher's, brunch at Milktooth, dinners at Bluebeard, vintage shops, Fountain Square Brewing, HI-FI live music, and duckpin bowling in the Fountain Square Theatre Building. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail and Pleasant Run Trail make biking easy, and you are minutes from I-65 and I-70 and IndyGo Red Line stops to downtown. Garfield Park’s Conservatory and Sunken Gardens, ponds, and playgrounds add green space, markets, and pet-friendly hangouts. Daily needs are covered by Wildwood Market and neighborhood grocers, with bigger shopping close by. Housing spans renovated lofts to classic doubles; per Zillow Market Trends, recent months show a median rent around $1,400, with most listings roughly $1,100 to $2,100 depending on size and updates.

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    What is the transit score of 1721 Laurel St?

    1721 Laurel St has a transit score of 38, it has some transit.

    What schools are assigned to 1721 Laurel St?

    The schools assigned to 1721 Laurel St include William McKinley School 39, Frederick Douglass School 19, and Arsenal Technical High School.

    What neighborhood is 1721 Laurel St in?

    1721 Laurel St is in the Near Southeast neighborhood in Indianapolis, IN.