BRICK PATIO, FIREPLACE, TURRET ENTRY W/DUTCH DOOR Fall in love with this charming cottage in this sought-after bungalow court. Great location in the heart of the best part of North Park. Enchanting, security-gated, dog friendly Bungalow Court. Small complex features 6 bungalows..each one unique. This charming 1920's Spanish-Revival cottage has a dramatic domed turret entry. The remodeled one bedroom casita is light and bright with windows all around and a set of French doors between bedroom and living room give it an open feel. Dutch-door entry, eat-in kitchen with operable skylight, recessed LED lighting, granite counters, stainless steel appliances (featuring a gas range) and French doors to generous gated private brick patio with lemon and orange trees. Beautifully tiled gas fireplace with pre-wired TV mount above, stained glass window and antique wall sconce in the living room gives it an old-world feel. Feels like a small home, with designer upgrades, pet-friendly textured wood-look Pergo floors in the bedroom and living room, and elegant Spanish tile in the kitchen. Ceiling fans in the living room and bedroom. Tub/shower combo in bathroom. This landmark bungalow court is just steps to great North Park establishments like Alexander's, Blue Foot Bar & Grill, Smoking Goat, Underbelly, Modern Times Tasting Room, and Influx - not to mention a quick walk to Morley Field (Tennis, pool, velodrome, Frisbee Golf, dog park, etc.) Amenities: -- Gated for security -- On-site Laundry room -- Water/Trash Paid -- Lighted designer landscape with colorful Bougainvillea, palm trees and succulents -- Close to Dog Park and Balboa Park $1925 per month + 1 1/2 month deposit $500 Pet Deposit (1-pet max) $40 Credit Check/Application Fee (per person) through Cozy.co Trash and water paid. Tenant pays other utilities for unit. $500 additional pet deposit per pet.
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