328 Stone Fly Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032

This beautifully updated single-family home, built in August 2020, offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a flexible micro loft space. It's located within walking distance of schools and just minutes from Craig Ranch Park, which features dog parks, walking trails, a duck pond, and family-friendly events throughout the year. Interior highlights include quartz kitchen countertops, stainless steel appliances, and an LG front-loading washer and dryer set. The washer sits on a pedestal base with a built-in mini washer ideal for small or delicate loads. The LG refrigerator features a tap-glass door for easy access. Flooring upgrades include brand-new wood-look tile downstairs, fresh carpet upstairs and on the stairs, modern ceiling fans, and updated baseboards throughout. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet customized by California Closet, complete with built-in drawers and extra shelving, plus a private bathroom with a soaking tub and separate shower. Upstairs also includes two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, laundry room, and loft. The main level offers an open layout, half bath, and built-in doggy door. The backyard is fully paved and includes a dog run with artificial grass, a fruiting apricot tree, a honeysuckle garden bed, and decorative planter pots. The two-car garage features built-in cabinets and an EV charging plug. - 1-year lease - Monthly Rent: $2,400 - Security Deposit: $2,400 - Pet Deposit: $300 per pet (refundable) - Pet Rent: $25/month per pet - All applicants must pass a background and credit check with a minimum credit score of 600 - Verifiable income of at least 3x monthly rent required - Tenant responsible for gas and electricity - Water and trash included in rent - No smoking allowed inside the home - Renters insurance required - Apricot tree must be maintained and watered regularly via the built-in irrigation system - Yard must remain tidy; weeds must be removed routinely - Fines may be charged to the tenant if landscaping responsibilities are neglected