(Undisclosed Address), Monrovia, CA 91016

Stylish, Studio-sized home located on a quiet, residential cul-de-sac in Monrovia, California! The apartment was designed for discerning, on-the-go individuals who desire an upscale, comfortable home living environment. In the kitchen, all stainless-steel appliances blend harmoniously with quartz countertops and solid red oak open-shelving. The kitchen island is positioned for beautiful mountain views while enjoying your coffee or a meal. The bathroom features a beautifully stained wooden track barn door entrance, Mora Classic ceramic tile floors and frameless shower glass doors. Conveniences not commonly found in small rentals include a washer/dryer unit, swivel wall mount for television and additional attic storage space. Bar stools also included, if desired. Clean, filtered water provided by a whole house water filtration system. Tenant will have their own private entrance and a small outdoor area creates an open-air retreat. This lovely Studio is only mile from Monrovia Station, part of the Foothill Gold Line Extension from Pasadena to Azusa, offering easy transport to Union Station in Downtown LA. Rent includes electric, gas, water and shared trash service. NOTE: Unfurnished apartment. Bed not included. $35 nonrefundable application fee for credit and background check. First and last month's rent plus one-month security deposit required at lease signing. Call Lily for further information and site visit. Monrovia is a city located in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in the San Gabriel Valley, just eight miles east of the City of Pasadena in Los Angeles County. This small town of nearly 40,000 residents boasts all the warmth of Southern California with the advantages of a gorgeous natural environment, creating a place that is beautiful, historic, cultural, economically diverse and inviting. This Studio apartment is located less than 2 miles from Monrovia's Old Town streets where you will find historical buildings tenanted by array of boutique shops selling everything from vinyl records to hand-made toys, a diverse selection of restaurant and cafes and entertainment. Residents head to Old Town regularly for its inviting atmosphere and signature community events such the popular Friday Night Family Street Fair and the annual 4th of July Celebration and Holiday Parade. Prospective renters should have an annual income of $72,000+. Minimum one year lease.