506 E Parkway Ave

FOR RENT: 506 E Parkway Ave, Upper, Oshkosh Refreshed and ready for move in. This 3 bedroom lower apartment has convenience and style! Earliest Move in Date: December 15th 2025 Details: Type: Lower unit of an upper/lower Beds: 3 Baths: 1 Parking: off street Basement: none Pet friendly (breed restrictions): Yes- $250 additional security deposit and $50/month per pet Laundry: none Fenced Yard: No Snow & lawn responsibility: yes Tenant Costs: Utilities Term: Six-month lease, renewable $25 application fee Income, rental history, credit and criminal will be checked PETS WELCOME! DOGS and CATS require a $250 additional refundable deposit plus $50/mo pet rent per animal. (Max four pets, max one cat, no aggressive breeds). There is an additional non-refundable Screening Charge for animals ($30 per pet if paid by credit card, or $25 by ACH payment, no charge for service animals). We use a third-party company to verify pet application information. When you apply for the property, you will be given a link to also apply to have pets and/or animals, if any. DISCLOSURES: Tenant pays a $150 utility co-pay for water/sewer/yard care, and tenant is responsible for all other utilities. "Last month's rent" NOT required for move in. Leases are for 6 months (unless otherwise stated) and are renewable. All rental listings and availability are subject to change without notification. This property may be in an HOA and would be subject to any HOA rules and regulations. All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All available information about this property is contained in this advertisement and in our published screening criteria. (Only information on our website may be accuratewe are not responsible for information on third-party websites.) Office staff cannot comment on any questions about the property or whether you might qualify based on special circumstances. Submit an application and we will evaluate your situation. We work with damaged credit, and we may even be able to approve you without any source of income, but the refundable deposit may be increased. Criminal history may be considered on a case by case basis.