This charming 1912 home in the Duckpond Neighborhood will be available on August 1st.

The spacious 960-square-foot apartment includes the entire first floor of the house. It features 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, and a large room that originally served... as the dining room, but could be used as an office. The house is surrounded by large oak trees, and the duck pond is only a few blocks away. The interior staircase is yours to decorate and does not provide access to the second floor.

Antique pine wood floors run throughout the home, and every room has a ceiling fan. The living room features built-in bookcases on either side of a decorative fireplace, a bay window with lace curtains, and French doors that open onto a screened porch.

The kitchen is large enough to accommodate a dining table. It has the original cabinets and includes a separate breakfast nook that could also serve as a small office space.

The apartment includes one full bathroom, and an additional half bath located under the staircase. The main bathroom features a classic footed tub.

A wraparound porch with a porch swing is located on the west side of the house, while the screened east porch includes a ceiling fan for comfortable outdoor living.

The shared laundry room includes a free washer and dryer for use by both the first-floor and second-floor tenants. The second-floor tenant is a law student.

The water heater supplies hot water to both apartments. The owner pays for the gas used by the water heater, as well as the water and wastewater bill, saving tenants approximately $45 per month on their GRU bill.

A two-car garage allows a car from each apartment to park off the street and be protected from the sun and rain.

No dogs are allowed. Up to two cats are permitted with an additional $20 monthly fee per cat and a refundable $100 security deposit for each cat.

No smoking is allowed anywhere on the property.

To move in, tenants must pay:

First month’s rent: $1,450
Last month’s rent: $1,450
Security deposit: $1,100

The total move-in cost is $4000 for tenants without cats. The lease should be signed as soon as possible so the advertisement can be removed.

When responding, please tell me a little about yourself, why you are moving, the animals that will live there, when you would need the apartment, and the days and times you are available for a viewing. I prefer to review a completed application before scheduling a tour so I know I am showing the apartment to a qualified applicant. Please email me if you would like to see floor plans. Read More