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$1,600Bedroom(s): 2Bathroom(s): 2 Square Footage: 1000-1201 Year Built: 1987 MLS#: 4577512    |
This 1000-1201 sq. ft. Apartment Style/Flat
for rent is located at 9695 N 93RD Way Unit 147, which is in the city of Scottsdale.
Built in 1987, it has
2 bedroom(s) and 2 bathroom(s). A fantastic value in Scottsdale,
this charming unit can be your home for $1,600 a month.
For more information on MLS
#4577512 or any other properties of interest,
please contact
Ryan Zeleznak at 866-628-0413 Ext 0318.
| Additional Bedrooms: | Master Bedroom Split,Separate Bdrm Exit |
| Approx. Lot Size Range: | 1 - 7,500 |
| Basement: | None |
| Cooling: | Refrigeration |
| Dining Area: | Dining in LR/GR |
| Dwelling Type: | Apartment Style/Flat |
| Elementary School: | Laguna |
| Energy Features: | Ceiling Fan(s),Sunscreen(s),Multi-Zones |
| Exterior Features: | Covered Patio(s),Private Tennis Court |
| Exterior Stories: | 2 |
| Features: | Fire Sprinklers,No Interior Steps |
| Fencing: | None |
| Fireplace: | 1 Fireplace,Fireplace Living Rm |
| Flooring: | Carpet,Tile |
| Garage Spaces: | 0.00 |
| Heating: | Electric Heat |
| High School | Desert Mountain |
| Horses Allowed: | N |
| Jurior High School: | Mountainside |
| Kitchen Features: | Dishwasher,Refrigerator,Pantry,Disposal |
| Landscaping: | Gravel/Stone Front |
| Master Bathroom: | 3/4 Bath Master Bdrm,Double Sinks |
| Other Rooms: | |
| Parking Features: | Assigned Parking,Unassigned Parking |
| Pets Allowed: | Assistive Animals Only |
| Planned Community: | McCORMICK RANCH |
| Pool: | Community |
| Property Description: | North/South Exposure |
| Rent Includes: | Association Fee,Water,Sewer,Phone - Local,Garbage Collection,Electric,Cable TV |
| Rental Month Minimum: | 3.00 |
| Subdivision: | VILLAGE FOUR MCR 306-23, |
| Technology: | Cable TV Avail,HighSpd Intrnt Aval |
| Listing Courtesy of: | Realty Executives |
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