1944 Euclid Ave

Welcome to this stunningly remodeled 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home located at 1944 Euclid Ave in Berwyn, Illinois. This residence has undergone a complete transformation, seamlessly blending modern amenities with contemporary charm. Boasting a prime location, spacious layout, and high-end finishes throughout, this home offers the perfect blend of style and comfort. Key Features: Prime Location: Situated on Euclid Ave, this home is conveniently located near local amenities, parks, schools, and transportation options. Impeccable Renovation: The entire building has been recently renovated and remodeled to the highest standards, offering a fresh and modern aesthetic. Open-Concept Living: The main living areas feature an open layout, providing ample space for relaxation and entertainment. Gourmet Kitchen: The kitchen has been upgraded with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, sleek cabinetry, and a stylish backsplash coupled with beautiful finishes. Luxurious Bathroom: The bathroom has been beautifully renovated with modern fixtures, designer tile, and contemporary finishes. The shower, sink, and toilet are all brand new and exceptional. Spacious Bedrooms: Two generously sized bedrooms offer comfortable living spaces, each adorned with brand new flooring and ample closet space. The rooms have plenty of natural lighting that is both inviting and cozy. Parking Spaces: A detached garage and/or lot can be provided for convenient parking. This can be attained under a separate agreement with the landlord. Move-In Ready: With its brand-new features and meticulous attention to detail, this home is ready for you to move in and enjoy immediately. Don't miss the opportunity to make this exquisite remodeled home your own. Schedule a showing today and experience the luxury and comfort of 1944 Euclid Ave in Berwyn, IL. Rents are due ON the 1st of each month and considered late at the end of the 5th day. All late or short rent payments will incur a late fee. NO EXCEPTIONS. Tenant(s) understand & agree that any reserved payment "online/ Check" will be charged a $60 NSF fee Tenant(s) agree to use the property management application FREE to download on iOS and Android and other operating systems of both mobile devices and computers. This application is how tenants submit work orders for their unit and building issues/concerns. Tenant(s) agree to pay rent via several listed payment options which are mostly free to you. Tenants that use an electronic payment service option that costs to use, is a cost that tenant is responsible for and not a deduction of your rental payment. Tenant(s) agree and understand that no pets, including but not limited to dogs, cats, birds, or any other animals, shall be allowed on the leased premises at any time during the term of the lease. This policy is strictly enforced to ensure the property remains in good condition and to maintain a peaceful living environment. Any violation of this rule will result in a $500 fine, and tenant(s) may be asked to remove the pet immediately and/or face eviction. Additionally, the tenant(s) will be responsible for any damages incurred as a result of the pet(s) on the premises. Tenant(s) understand and agree that they are responsible for all utility costs associated with the unit, except for water, which is covered by the Landlord. Tenant(s) must transfer all applicable utility accounts into their name immediately upon the lease start date. Failure to do so will result in the Tenant(s) being charged for the full cost of the utility usage, plus an additional $100 fine for non-compliance. Tenant(s) understand that management hours to report a maintenance request or to inquire information are Monday Friday, between 9AM 5PM. NO call or text will answer after working hours. After reporting tenant understand that they will get a response within 24 hours Tenant(s) understand that Low & Medium maintenance request will be scheduled between 24 Hours 14 days. ONLY Urgent & high-risk maintenance request will be taken care of within 24 hours. Urgent & high-risk maintenance work orders is emergencies that may result in great damage, injury, hazard code and even loss of life. Right of Entry: The Landlord will make reasonable efforts to provide at least 24 hours' notice before entering the unit for repairs. However, in the case of an emergency, prior notice may not be possible. Tenant(s) shall keep their entry ways into their units clean and free of trash and personal items that may cause a tripping hazard and fire safety hazard. ANY PERSONAL ITEMS FOUND IN THE HALLWAY, LAUNDRY ROOM, GARAGE, OR ANY COMMON AREA WILL BE TRASHED WITHOUT A NOTICE. Tenant(s) shall pick up any garbage/trash in and on the property grounds from occupants and any visitors of tenant's unit. Tenant(s) shall NOT leave any trash/garbage outside their doors, in the building, awaiting to be taken out to trash cans or dumpsters. Tenant(s) must take immediately to those cans/dumpsters. Tenant(s) understand and agree to keep the dumpster lid closed at all times and to dispose of their trash in the appropriate bin. Tenant(s) understand and agree not to dispose of regular trash in the recycling bin. Tenant(s) understand and agree to be charged $150 for every trash violation. Units are turned over with working light bulbs. Tenant(s) are expected to change their own light bulbs when needed. LED light bulbs not only last longer but will also lower your electric bill. ComEd has been known to offer discounts for purchasing energy efficient bulbs. Tenant(s) are responsible for maintaining provided smoke/CO (carbon monoxide) detectors. The detectors are to be in good working order for tenant and occupant's safety. Tenants are responsible for replacing the backup battery (typically a 9-volt battery) to insure proper working order. A warning beep is typically common notification. If a smoke detector is past its useful life, the property will replace the unit. These units have varying lifespans. Test your alarm monthly as a safety precaution. Tenant(s) shall not sell, manufacture, or distribute illegal drugs on the property or within any rental unit. The use of legally prescribed medications is permitted only by the individual to whom they are prescribed. Tenant(s) shall not engage in any illegal or disruptive activities as defined by law. This includes, but is not limited to, drug-related offenses, excessive noise, and any conduct that constitutes a nuisance or disrupts the peace and safety of other residents. Tenant(s) agree to respect the privacy and quiet enjoyment of their neighbors within the building and on the property. Loud music, parties, and gatherings must be kept at a reasonable noise level, especially during quiet hours from 10:00 PM to 9:00 AM daily. The landlord and management will not mediate disputes between tenants. If a tenant experiences excessive noise or disruptive behavior from others, they have the right to contact the police to file a complaint. Tenant(s) must immediately notify the property manager, owner, or maintenance personnel of any water leaks, electrical failures, or gas-related issues. In the case of a gas odor, tenants should take extra precautions and contact the local fire department immediately. Failure to report such issues may result in lease termination and/or liability for the full cost of any resulting damages. Tenant(s) understand that only human waste and flushable toilet paper may be disposed of in the toilet. Any foreign objects causing a blockage that requires professional plumbing services will be the tenant's financial responsibility. Despite labeling, so-called 'flushable' wipes are not truly flushable and must not be disposed of in the toilet. Additionally, feminine hygiene products and any other non-toilet paper items must not be flushed. If your toilet is about to or starts to overflow, tenants are required to turn the water off by turning the water line knob located behind every toilet. Locate and educate where this is before you have an issue. This will stop the water from flowing. Then use a plunger to unclog your toilet and if needed contact the manager, maintenance person or owner. If there is excessive water, please also notify any tenants below your unit so they can watch for possible water damage from their ceiling. Tenant(s) are responsible for maintaining the apartment and all provided items in good condition. This includes regularly cleaning the unit and its fixtures to prevent damage, grease buildup, and excessive wear. Tenant(s) are expected to leave the unit in the same condition upon vacating and final walk through. Tenants are responsible for cleaning inside and outside of appliances, bathrooms, carpets and repairing any wall damage. Tenant(s) shall be held accountable for any damage, neglect, or misuse of unit features beyond normal wear and tear. This includes, but is not limited to, walls, windows, doors, light fixtures, shelving, locks, landlord-supplied appliances, sinks, showers, carpets, tubs, and toilets. Failure to properly maintain the unit or causing damage due to negligence will result in fines equal to the full cost of repairs or replacements. Renewal notices and move out checklists will be provided no less than 60 days prior to lease end date. Upon move IN/OUT, tenants must move out the back Entrance of the property unless approved by property manager/owner. Items that can be carried in/out by one individual may go through either entrance. All Trash from Move IN/OUT must be put in the proper building dumpster or trash bin provided. Example: Furniture and mattresses DO NOT go into dumpsters or left in the alleys of the property. You are responsible for the removal of those items at your expense. Certain municipalities will fine the property owner which will be passed along to the tenant. Gas or Electric Grills are NOT Allowed on Patios and Decks. Tenants shall keep these in good working and clean condition. Use of common areas and yard space is permitted only with prior written consent from the landlord or property manager. These spaces must remain clear at all times no personal belongings, including but not limited to grills, furniture, or other items, may be stored or left unattended. Any items left in these areas will be removed and discarded without notice. Additionally, unauthorized use of the space without prior consent will result in a $200 fine. All Villages/Cities/Towns have different vehicle registration and permit restrictions, it is Tenant responsibility to obtain the proper vehicle permits, registration and visitors passes. Landlord is not responsible for your parking documents and is not liable for any vehicles being towed. This may include vehicles parked in a parking designated parking space. Be aware, be educated. Go online and research what is required in the community you will be residing in. Tenant(s) understand and agree that smoking is strictly prohibited inside the apartment, building, and anywhere on the premises at all times. Failure to comply or report violations may result in lease termination and/or fines covering the full cost of any damages caused by smoking, including but not limited to cleaning, deodorizing, and repair expenses." Tenant(s) understand and agree that installing or placing any type of washer inside the unit is strictly prohibited. Additionally, they acknowledge that the building's laundry service is a complimentary amenity and not a guaranteed part of the lease agreement. While the service will continue to be provided, it is not the Landlord's obligation to maintain or replace it. Tenant(s) understand and agree that parking is not included as part of the lease agreement and is subject to a separate agreement with the Landlord. Additionally, they acknowledge that any provided parking is a convenience and not a guaranteed or assigned right. While parking may be available, the Landlord is not responsible for maintenance, security, or the availability of parking spaces. Tenant(s) understand and agree that the installation of security cameras inside or outside the unit is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from the Landlord. Additionally, they acknowledge that any existing security measures on the property are provided as a convenience and are not a guaranteed or contractual obligation of the Landlord. The Landlord is not responsible for the maintenance, operation, or effectiveness of any security cameras or systems on the premises. Tenant(s) understand and agree that the Landlord and management are not responsible for lost, stolen, or misplaced delivered packages. Tenant(s) understand and agree that the Landlord and management are not responsible for lost or misplaced apartment or building keys. Lockouts will incur a $100 fee, payable immediately. Additionally, replacing a lock or requesting a new apartment key will result in a $50 charge per occurrence. Tenant(s) understand and agree that the Landlord will address property damages or issues that are not caused by the Tenant within a reasonable timeframe, depending on the nature and severity of the issue. However, such damages or issues do not entitle the Tenant to a rent reduction, discount, or withholding of rent. The full rent amount, along with any other applicable charges or fines, must be paid as outlined in the lease agreement. The Tenant shall not sublet (sublease) the unit, assign this lease, or transfer occupancy to any other party without the prior written consent of the Landlord. Any unauthorized subletting, lease assignment, or transfer of occupancy will be considered a violation of this lease agreement and may result in immediate termination of the lease and legal action. Tenant(s) acknowledge and agree that failure to comply with any lease amendments may result in fines, lease termination, and/or eviction. Tenant(s) are fully responsible for all costs associated with repairs, replacements, or additional cleaning required due to neglect, misuse, or violation of lease rules, including but not limited to smoke damage. If damages are extensive and beyond reasonable repair, Tenant(s) will be charged the full replacement cost. These charges will be assessed separately from the security deposit and must be paid upon request. If Tenant(s) fail to pay for damages, the Landlord reserves the right to: Deduct the owed amount from the security deposit. Issue fines for excessive damages or neglect. Pursue legal action to recover unpaid costs, with all legal fees to be covered by the Tenant(s). Report the unpaid amount to credit bureaus, which may impact the Tenant(s)' credit standing.