884 Printz Rd, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

Safe, secure housing in a rural yet close in home on 2 acres. Remodeled kitchen and bathrooms. . New carpeting and paint. I'm on a septic so only 3 or 4 TOTAL people can live here. ( septic is only approved for a maximum of-three occupants.). Good parking. Automatic gate opener. There is a fairly new Maytag washer and dryer. New dishwasher. No garage is included. We cannot accept any pets at this time. We are looking for someone that will enjoy and take care of the property. There is a minimum of one year lease. Rent is 3200 plus a flat 350 for electricity, garbage, water and internet. excellent credit references are necessary. Renters insurance is required. absolutely no smoking anywhere on the property. Deposit is $3200. This is available April 1. If we are unable to verify information on the application, it shall be considered incomplete and will not be processed until we receive the missing information.** As per Fair Housing, rental eligibility is based on four main factors; rental history, employment history, credit history, and income. All applications are reviewed on an equal basis; no "first come" policy in place. Applications typically require 3-5 business days to process but in some instances may take more time. Processing time depends on our ability to verify information on the application. An electronic application form is available to anyone interested in a rental property we offer. For an application to be processed, applicants need to submit a fully completed application along with 3 months of their checking/savings account statements and 2 of their most recent pay stubs OR last two years of tax returns if self-employed. There is a flat fee for internet, garbage, water, electricity landscaping and home is on a septic, which is $350 monthly. This is an all electric house, but we do have solar. There is no cable TV, but could be added if you wanted to pay for it. No pets or smoking. Renters insurance is required! At least one years lease.. We are an all electric house with solar panels and we have a annual true up with PG&E. We have never had it be over six or $700, but if it was higher than 1000, we would require payment for the difference above $1000. The true up occurs in February or March so it has been paid for 2024, so is starting fresh this month. We will pay the first $1000 of any true up that occurs in February 2026. PG&E definitely has some times where the energy is more expensive than others and if you are conscientious about energy use, it works out pretty well.