220 E Division St NW #3, Sparta, MI 49345

Come check out this 2 bed 1 bath apartment in downtown Sparta! This apartment features lots of natural light, stainless steel appliances, and modern charm above new retail spaces! Located in the heart of the beloved Sparta community, this apartment is right across the street from Sparta Town Square and 201 Marketplace! You'll always be within walking distance of restaurants, cafes, breweries, and community events. Units will feature assigned parking in the back of the building and will have access control in the front! The apartments come with a suite of brand-new appliances, including an in-unit washer and dryer. Showings Availability: Monday-Friday by appointment only. Additional information below. Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Lease Length: 12 month Rent: $1395.00 Deposit: $1100.00 Application Fee: $50 (requirements below) Utilities Included: Trash Resident Utility Responsibility: Water/Sewer, Electricity and Cable/Internet (optional) When is this available? Available now! Can I see the property? We have showing times available Monday through Friday. How do I apply? What are the requirements to qualify? Credit Score : 650, Income, 3x Rent in Gross Income, Good Rental History (no evictions or outstanding balances with previous landlords), National Background Check. Application fee: $50 per adult. Can I bring a pet? We allow cats and most dogs. Pet fees do apply. Please inquire for specific details. What is the parking situation? This apartment includes one reserved parking space in the back of the building. There is free street parking surrounding the apartment building as well. Do I need to apply before I can see the property? No, we do not require that you apply before you tour. Our rentals tend to lease quickly. If you are worried about missing out on a property, we highly recommend you apply. Are there any hidden fees? We take pride in being upfront and honest on our pricing. The only additional fee we charge on top of the advertised price is for pets (if allowed at the property). No gimmicks here. Is the first month's rent prorated? You better believe it!