This stunning, newly built rambler is ready for you to move in and enjoy modern living at its finest. Featuring three spacious bedrooms, each with large, lighted closets, and two full bathrooms, including a private ensuite off the primary bedroom, this home offers comfort and convenience. The open-concept layout seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas, creating a welcoming space for relaxation or entertaining. The home also boasts luxury vinyl plank flooring, neutral wall colors, and brand-new appliances. Stay warm year-round with in-floor heating throughout the entire house, and take advantage of the oversized, fully finished, and heated two-car garageperfect for vehicles, extra storage, or a game room! Outside, the private backyard offers a serene retreat, nestled between the beautiful Lake Dubonnet and Cedar Hedge Lake. Access to Cedar Hedge Lake is available via a 15-foot easement off White Birch Court. The area includes wetlands and a stream connected through to Pothole Lake. The access point is within a short distance and is exclusively for lot owners in the Wildwood community. Conveniently located just minutes from Interlochen Center for the Arts and close to Tom's Grocery, this home is also part of the highly regarded Grand Traverse County School District. Whether you're looking for modern amenities, a prime location, or a hassle-free rental, this property has it all. TERMS: 12-month lease. One (1) dog may be permitted with the owner's approval. No dangerous breeds. No cats. No Smoking. Background and credit checks are required. $50 Application fee per adult (everyone over 18 must apply!) $150 Holding Fee and full security deposit due at the time of approval. 1st month's rent is due at the time of possession. No prepaid last month's rent. Three times rent for income. No evictions or bankruptcies in the past 5 years.
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