(Undisclosed Address), Manvel, TX 77578

Welcome home in Manvel, Texas, in the Rodeo Palms community. You get a calm, neighborhood feel with the kind of access that makes family life easier. This is A 4 Bedroom house and with one converted into a home office but can be easily reverted to suit any purpose. What you'll like about the location Easy access to Hwy 288 for trips into Pearland and Houston Close to Pearland shopping and dining, plus easy routes toward Downtown, the Texas Medical Center,Hobby Airport and the University of Houston Convenient grocery runs to Walmart and Manvel H-E-B on Highway 6 Community perks in Rodeo Palms Clubhouse and community pool Splash pad, parks, and playgrounds Walking trails and multiple lakes with catch-and-release fishing Owner pays for: Internet service Pool maintenance (routine service and chemicals) Trash service Renter pays for all other utilities and services, including: Electricity Water and sewer Gas Any optional services (cable, streaming, phone, etc.) Rent is due on the 1st of each month. A late fee applies after the grace period stated in the lease. Security deposit is due at signing. Renter's insurance is required for the full lease term (proof required before move-in). No smoking inside the home. Renter must keep the property clean and report maintenance issues promptly. Alterations (painting, mounting TVs, fixtures) require written approval and must be fixed upon completion of lease term. Maintenance responsibilities Owner pays for repairs due to normal wear and tear, and for major repairs to HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roof, and appliances provided by the owner. Renter pays for minor maintenance and basic upkeep, including light bulbs, batteries, air filters, and any damage caused by renter, guests, or pets. Repair cost cap for renter-caused issues For repairs that are renter-caused or due to misuse/negligence, renter is responsible for the cost up to $500 per incident. Any amount above $500 for the same incident is paid by the owner unless the lease or Texas law allows charging the renter for the full amount based on documented fault. Service call rule If a technician is dispatched and the issue is renter-caused (or access is not provided), renter pays the service call fee, applied toward the $100 cap.