1624 North Patton Street

BEDROOMS: 3 | BATHROOMS: 2

rental PRICE: $1,825

A charming 3 bedroom / 1.5 bathroom home with a private yard and full basement. Laundry and half bathroom conveniently located on the first floor, along with an updated kitchen with a dishwasher and a built-in microwave, plus backyard access.

Upstairs, the full bathroom has been newly renoved. Each bedroom has closet space for storage. Central heating and cooling throughout.

Tenant pays gas, electric and water ($75/mo flat). Pets welcome case-by-case with deposit.

 
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