17 Columbus Ave FLOOR 2, North Providence, RI 02911

Newly Refreshed 2-Bedroom Unit in Two-Family Home Ready for Move-In! Be the first to enjoy this freshly updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath and den unit in a beautifully maintained two-family home! Located in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood, this apartment combines modern updates with a cozy, comfortable layout. This bright and inviting unit features: Brand-new kitchen with new appliances, updated cabinetry, and updated countertops. A large living room with plenty of natural light, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Two well-sized bedrooms, each with closet space. Freshly painted walls and refinished hardwood floors throughout. Private entrance for added convenience and privacy. Access to a shared backyard, ideal for outdoor activities or unwinding. Off-street parking available. This unit is conveniently located near public transportation, local shops, schools, and parks. With easy access to major highways, commuting is a breeze! Rent: $1,700/month. Heat and water included in rent. Utilities paid by tenant. Security deposit and first month's rent required upon lease signing. No smoking. Small pets may be considered on a case-by-case basis no more than 25 pounds. Pet deposit will be required. Don't miss out on this move-in ready unit schedule a showing today and make this beautifully refreshed space your new home! Minimum 12-month lease for unit: 1. Rent Payments: The renter is liable for paying the agreed-upon rent on time each month, as specified in the lease. 2. Security Deposit: The renter may be responsible for providing a security deposit, which can be used by the landlord to cover damages beyond normal wear and tear or unpaid rent. 3. Utilities and Services: Depending on the lease, the renter might be responsible for paying utilities such as electricity, water, gas, trash removal, and internet. The lease will outline which utilities, if any, the landlord covers. 4. Property Damage: Renters are liable for any damage they cause to the property beyond normal wear and tear. This includes damages to walls, appliances, flooring, or fixtures. 5. Routine Maintenance: Some leases require renters to handle routine maintenance tasks like lawn care, snow removal, or minor repairs. Major repairs, such as plumbing or electrical issues, are typically the landlord's responsibility. 6. Violation of Lease Terms: Renters can be liable for violating the terms of the lease. This might include unauthorized pets, subleasing without permission, or illegal activity on the property. 7. Late Fees: If the rent is not paid on time, the renter may be liable for late fees as specified in the lease. 8. Insurance: Renters may be required to carry renter's insurance to cover personal belongings and liability for accidents occurring on the property (e.g., a guest being injured). 9. Property Restoration: At the end of the lease, the renter is typically required to return the property in the same condition it was in at move-in, minus normal wear and tear. Failure to do so may result in deductions from the security deposit or additional charges. 10. Early Termination: If the renter terminates the lease early without proper cause, they may be liable for rent until a new tenant is found, or as outlined in the lease.