200 Union St W
One bedroom apartment for rent. This apartment is beatiful, clean and bright, with many Victorian architectural details yet functionally modern.
We are so close to Queens, the house appears on the campus map!
For other destinations, the bus stops directly across the street.
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The apartment has a private entrance off the perennial garden. A large patio and porch offer plenty of room to relax and enjoy the view.
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The bright kitchen offers wrap-around oak counters with plenty of cupboard space.
The large front room has hardwood floors, a decorative fireplace, built-in shelves, and a window seat which doubles as a sleeping platform. Window panes are antique leaded glass.
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The small bathroom has toilet and shower, with GFI outlets for safety.
The middle room is large and quiet, perfect for a bedroom-study.
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The airy sunroom overlooks the garden. It can be included with the apartment by special arrangement, or will otherwise be used for storage by the owner.
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The apartment is in a good mixed-residential neighborhood. It is partially furnished with Oriental antiques and leather chairs. The entrance is at the back of the house, through an iron gate and gardens.
There is a new (June 2004) high efficiency natural gas furnace. Hot water is provided by a high-capacity natural gas water heater. Costs are shared with the upstairs apartment.
The house is protected by interconnected smoke detectors with battery back-up, a carbon-monoxide detector, a natural gas detector, and deadbolt locks on exterior doors for extra safety.
Lease term is ideally from November 2004 to May 2005, but could start from September or October.
This apartment is perfect for a professor or senior grad student. For more information, contact Cathy at 613-544-8544