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$1,500Bedroom(s): 2Bathroom(s): 2 Square Footage: 1201-1400 Year Built: 2006 MLS#: 4680535    |
This 1201-1400 sq. ft. Townhouse
for rent is located at 705 W QUEEN CREEK Road Unit 1083, which is in the city of Chandler.
Built in 2006, it has
2 bedroom(s) and 2 bathroom(s). A fantastic value in Chandler,
this charming unit can be your home for $1,500 a month.
For more information on MLS
#4680535 or any other properties of interest,
please contact
Ryan Zeleznak at 866-628-0413 Ext 0318.
| Additional Bedrooms: | Mstr Bdr Walkin Clst,Separate Bdrm Exit |
| Approx. Lot Size Range: | 1 - 7,500 |
| Basement: | None |
| Cooling: | Refrigeration |
| Dining Area: | Breakfast Bar,Dining in LR/GR |
| Dwelling Type: | Townhouse |
| Elementary School: | Ann Marie Jacobson |
| Energy Features: | Ceiling Fan(s),Multi-Pane Wndws |
| Exterior Features: | Covered Patio(s) |
| Exterior Stories: | 1 |
| Features: | |
| Fencing: | None |
| Fireplace: | No Fireplace |
| Flooring: | Carpet,Tile |
| Garage Spaces: | 2.00 |
| Heating: | Gas Heat |
| High School | Hamilton |
| Horses Allowed: | N |
| Jurior High School: | Bogle |
| Kitchen Features: | Built-in Microwave,Refrigerator,Range/Oven Elec,Non-laminate Counter,Disposal,Dishwasher |
| Landscaping: | Desert Back,Desert Front |
| Master Bathroom: | Double Sinks,Walk-in Shower,Separate Shwr & Tub,Full Bth Master Bdrm |
| Other Rooms: | Great Room |
| Parking Features: | Electric Door Opener |
| Pets Allowed: | Lessor Approval |
| Planned Community: | Bridges at Ocotillo |
| Pool: | Community |
| Property Description: | Borders Common Area,Waterfront Lot |
| Rent Includes: | Association Fee,Phone - Local,Garbage Collection |
| Rental Month Minimum: | 1.00 |
| Subdivision: | Bridges at Ocotillo |
| Technology: | Cable TV Avail,HighSpd Intrnt Aval |
| Listing Courtesy of: | Arizona Elite Properties |
The Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Parks is the site of the ruins of a 1,500-year-old Hohokam village. Here visitors can explore the ruins and see reproductions of the people’s homes as they were hundreds of years ago. They can also explore exhibits highlighting the now-extinct Hohokam culture.
