517 NW 28th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32609

Charming 3-Bedroom 1-Bathroom Home with Modern Upgrades and Outdoor Shower in Stephen Foster Neighborhood This delightful home has been thoughtfully updated and offers both comfort and convenience in the highly sought-after Stephen Foster area of Gainesville. Recent Upgrades: Enjoy low GRU bills with a new HVAC, windows, and water heater. Renovated Kitchen beautifully updated with soft-close cabinets for a modern touch. Indoor washer/dryer hookups. Outdoor Oasis: A peaceful third-of-an-acre backyard featuring a wooden deck, gorgeous trees, and a fully fenced yard. Includes a storage shed and a unique outdoor shower for enjoying Florida's weather. Prime Location: Nestled in the Stephen Foster area, walking Distance to Ward's Supermarket. Just a few minutes' drive to downtown Gainesville and the University of Florida campus. Situated on a dead-end street with great neighbors. Additional Details Pet Friendly: Pets must be spayed/neutered and are limited to 2 pets. Rent: $1,800/month. Availability: September 5th This well-maintained home is managed by responsive and local landlords who care. Schedule a viewing today to make this adorable property your next home! Lease duration is 6 months, negotiable after first term. First months rent and security deposit required for move in. Tenant handles all utilities and internet. Average GRU bills last year were ~$195. Parking in the driveway for tenants and occasional street parking for guests. no smoking indoors - smoking is allowed outside and 10ft from doorways and open windows. Tenant Responsibilities As a tenant, you are responsible for: 1. Proper Use and Maintenance: Using the property and its fixtures appropriately and as intended. Keeping the property clean and in good condition during your tenancy. 2. Minor Repairs and Upkeep: Replacing light bulbs, batteries in smoke detectors, and air filters. Maintaining the yard. 3. Damage Caused by Improper Use: Addressing or paying for repairs due to negligence, misuse, or accidental damage caused by you, your guests, or pets. Examples include clogged drains from improper disposal, broken windows, or damaged appliances from misuse. Tenants should promptly report any issues or necessary repairs to the landlord to prevent further damage. Landlord Responsibilities The primary responsibility is to ensure the property remains safe and habitable. This includes: 1. Major Systems Maintenance: Repairing and maintaining essential systems such as plumbing, heating, cooling (HVAC), electrical systems, and water heaters. 2. Structural Repairs: Addressing significant issues with the roof, walls, foundation, and other structural elements of the property. 3. Appliance Repairs: Fixing or replacing large appliances provided as part of the rental, such as stoves, refrigerators, or dishwashers (unless damage was caused by tenant misuse). 4. Health and Safety Compliance: Ensuring the property adheres to local building codes and is free from hazards like mold, pests, or unsafe conditions.