1966 Burton St Se · Apartment for Rent

Located close to Breton Village West Elm shopping center and Fresh Thyme Market. Enjoy the outdoors with access to Mulick, MacKay-Jaycees and Ottawa Hills park. Close to the bus line! Step into comfort and luxury with this inviting 2-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom apartment, offering 860 square feet of living space for $1450 per month. Located on the second floor, this apartment boasts plenty of space. Vinyl in the kitchen and dining area, offering durability and easy maintenance, while the bedroom and living room feature plush carpeting for added comfort. The entire apartment has been freshly painted throughout. Full appliances, including a fridge, stove, microwave, and dishwasher, making meal preparation a breeze. Ample closet space for convenient storage. Additionally, a small storage unit is included onsite for your belongings. Gas, water/sewer, and trash are included in the rent. Tenants are responsible for electric expenses. For added convenience, there are 6 laundry facilities onsite, ensuring you never have to wait to do your laundry. Cat lovers rejoice, as this property is cat-friendly with applicable fees. If you require covered parking, a carport is available for an additional $30 per month. Before applying, take in consideration the property criteria: -Each adult over the age of 18 must complete an application in full. $50 per person -Must provide a copy of a government issued photo ID. -Must earn at least 3 times the monthly rent. (minimum of 2 most recent check stubs must be provided) -Credit score must be 625+. -No evictions in the past 3 years. -No bankruptcies filed in the past 3 years. -Felony criminal convictions in the last 7 years related to the following categories of offenses: (1) property offenses, (2) major drug offenses, (3) fraud offenses, (4) major violent offenses against persons, and (5) no sex offenses of any kind, ever. Any other category of offense will not be considered. These categories were identified because they involve conduct by a person whose tenancy may present a current direct threat of harm to others or the risk of substantial damage to the property of others.