730 NE 4th Ave

This Duckpond Neighborhood house was built in 1912. It is available on August 1st. It is a spacious 960 SF, and has 1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms, and a large extra room that was originally the dining room, but could be used as an office. The house is surrounded by large oak trees, and the Duck Pond is a few blocks from the house. There are antique pine wood floors throughout the house. Every room in the house has a ceiling fan. The living room has built-in bookcases on either side of the decorative fireplace, a bay window with lace curtains, and French doors that open onto a screened porch. The kitchen is large enough to hold a dining room table. It retains the original cabinets and has a separate breakfast nook that can be used as a small office too. There is one main bathroom and another half bathroom under the staircase. The main bathroom has a footed tub. A wrap-around porch with a porch swing is located on the west porch. The screened-in east porch has a ceiling fan to enhance outdoor living. The laundry room comes with a free washer and dryer that is used by both the second-floor and first-floor tenant. There is a two-car garage on-site, so one car from the first-floor apartment and one car from the second floor apartment can park, not only off the street, but out of the sun or rain. The water heater on the first floor provides hot water for both apartments. The Landlord pays for the gas for the hot water heater, and the water and wastewater bill, which saves the tenant around $45 off their GRU bill. No dogs are allowed, only cats, and no more than 2 cats. Each cat costs an extra $20 a month, and a refundable $100 security deposit for each cat is required. NO SMOKING is allowed on the property. You must pay $1295 for the first month's rent, $1295 for the last month's rent and a $1200 security deposit for a total of $3790 (if you don't have cats) at the time of the lease signing. The lease signing should occur as soon as possible, so I can remove the ad. Please tell me something about yourself and your animals, when you will need the apartment, and the times you are available for a viewing. I prefer to see a completed application before you tour the apartment, so I know that I am showing it to a person who is qualified to live there. Please email me a request for floor plans. First, last, and security deposit is due at lease signing.