This cozy 1 bedroom 1 bathroom basement apartment is full of character, when you enter the unit you will find a modest sized kitchen area, that features large windows to allow lots of natural light into the unit. The bathroom features a stand up shower, and a large closet space. ONE TIME NON REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE: -Resident Application Fee - $60.95 HOW TO SCHEDULE A VISIT: (435) 260-4849 HOW TO APPLY: Visit our website reederproperties.com Please be aware of scammers, we don't ask for money in advance and we don't post on FB marketplace. Please always check our website to apply reederproperties.com MOVE IN ONE TIME COSTS: -Lease Initiation, inspection of the property: $300 -Standard Security Deposit: $800 (Depending on Screening results) A double or triple security deposit, and/or inclusion of a qualified cosigner, may be considered as extra assurances for nonstandard applications MONTHLY CHARGES: -Monthly Rent: $695 -Resident Benefit Package: $39.95 -A Renters Limited Liability Insurance policy is required; rates vary by insurance provider -Utilities: Tenants are responsible for all utilities: Electricity/Sewer/Garbage/ water/Gas/Heat OTHER ADDITIONAL DETAILS: -A/C - None -Lawncare and Snow Removal - Tenant responsible -Parking - Street parking is available. Parking pass can be acquired from Logan City to allow them to park on the street during the winter. NO month-to-month leases. Regular 12 months leases. NO smoking. Square footage is provided as a courtesy only. Renter is to verify all information. Prior to applying, we advise groups of 3 or more non-related applicants to check with the city for non-related occupancy ordinances *The amounts of rents, fees, and other expenses may vary daily. Units may or may not be available. The information contained on this page was accurate as of the date it was posted but may have changed. Nothing here is an offer nor a promise that the amounts stated have or will remain. Interested applicants should contact the management to find the most current costs, fees, and availability of units.