1722 W 11th Ave

Welcome to this large, lovely apartment in historic Cannon's Addition! Rich with original detail, this can be your roomy and comfortable next home. Large windows provide plenty of natural light, making the hardwood floors gleam. Nook off kitchen can be used as a small dining area or office space. Just outside the nook enjoy your own, private deck! The living room is large enough to include a small dining space, and the bedroom boasts an extra closet. (Please note that the living room fireplace is ONLY DECORATIVE.) Apartment includes an assigned storage locker in the basement for your convenience. The nearest bus route is at 11th and Cedar. Shopping and services are available in Browne's Addition (2nd and Maple), 10th and Maple (NomNom), 10th and Monroe (Huckleberry's, Ace Hardware) 14th and Monroe (Rosauers, restaurants), and Lincoln Heights (29th and Grand: Super 1, Ross) as well as downtown. All parking is on-street. Shared laundry is available on-site. Smoking is prohibited everywhere on the property. No pets. Tenant pays $95/mo utility reimbursement as additional rent. No pets. This property is not available to persons who smoke or vape. On-street parking only. One year lease. Tenant pays $250 administrative fee at move in, in addition to rent, utility reimbursement and deposit. We will accept a reusable tenant screening report as long as the information supplied in the report is substantially similar to the information provided if the applicant had used our screening company, MyScreeningReport dot com for tenant screening. We require that the report include credit history, rental history, income verification and a search of court records. Applicants may be denied for past due accounts or accounts in collection appearing on the credit report, negative rental history including amounts owing to a prior landlord, income less than three times the amount of rent, prior evictions or specific types of criminal convictions appearing in the court record. Applicant will receive a copy of the screening report and will have the right to dispute inaccurate information.