281 Piedmont Rd, Marietta, GA 30066

Location Location Location! Welcome home to this wonderful 4 sided brick ranch boasting 3 bedrooms + 1bonus room and 2.5 baths with finished basement minutes from Town Center, KSU, East Cobb, and both 575 and 75. Offered for Rent. This home is the perfect Live, Work, and Play property with lots of storage space and perfect to bring your RV or additional toys. The main level has an open family room that leads into the kitchen and open eat in kitchen / dining area. Main level has newer flooring and interior paint and features a master bedroom with a private bath and open closet. 2 secondary bedrooms and a full bathroom round out the main level. Full finished terrace level with a kitchenette and dining area, full bedroom with full bath, secondary family room / bonus room. The oversized yard has a very large greenhouse or storage area. This home is a must see! Interested Parties please send your email address and we will send you a link to Apply via TransUnion. Please do not use Zillow to submit your application! Smoking is strictly not permitted anywhere in the house. Small Dogs are permitted with a non refundable Pet fee. We prefer couple and or small family and long term rentals at least 2 years contract. Tenant is responsible for all utilities, pest control and lawn care. Fridge and Washer Dryer appliances renter needs to get their own. Tenant should comply septic system rules and terms stated below. Properly Dispose of Waste Whether you flush it down the toilet, grind it in the garbage disposal, or pour it down the sink, shower, or bath, everything that goes down your drain ends up in your septic system. What goes down the drain affects how well your septic system works. Toilets aren't trash cans! Your septic system is not a trash can. An easy rule of thumb is not to flush anything besides human waste and toilet paper. Never flush: Cooking grease or oil Non-flushable wipes, such as baby wipes or other wet wipes Photographic solutions Feminine hygiene products Condoms Dental floss Diapers Cigarette butts Coffee grounds Cat litter Paper towels Pharmaceuticals Household chemicals like gasoline, oil, pesticides, antifreeze, and paint or paint thinners Washing machines. Washing small loads of laundry on your washing machine's large-load cycle wastes water and energy. By selecting the proper load size, you will reduce water waste. If you are unable to select a load size, run only full loads of laundry. Try to spread washing machine use throughout the week. Doing all household laundry in one day might seem like a time-saver but it can harm the septic system. It will not allow the septic tank enough time to treat waste and could flood the drainfield.