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$2,500Bedroom(s): 2Bathroom(s): 2 Square Footage: 1401-1600 Year Built: 1986 MLS#: 4690669    |
This 1401-1600 sq. ft. Apartment Style/Flat
for rent is located at 7272 E GAINEY RANCH Road Unit 123, which is in the city of Scottsdale.
Built in 1986, it has
2 bedroom(s) and 2 bathroom(s). A fantastic value in Scottsdale,
this charming unit can be your home for $2,500 a month.
For more information on MLS
#4690669 or any other properties of interest,
please contact
Ryan Zeleznak at 866-628-0413 Ext 0318.
| Features: | Vaulted Ceiling(s) |
| Kitchen Features: | Built-in Microwave,Refrigerator,Range/Oven Gas,Range/Oven Elec,Granite Countertops,Disposal,Dishwasher,Cook Top Elec |
| Exterior Features: | Balcony/Deck(s) |
| Additional Bedroom: | |
| Community Features: | Biking/Walking Path,Workout Facility,Lake Subdivision,Guarded Entry,Golf Course,Gated Community,Community Spa Htd,Community Spa,Community Pool Htd,Community Pool,Comm Tennis Court(s),Clubhouse/Rec Room |
| Parking Features: | |
| Architecture: | |
| Cooling: | Refrigeration |
| Pet Deposit: | |
| Dining Area: | Breakfast Bar,Dining in LR/GR |
| Dwelling Type: | Apartment Style/Flat |
| Landscaping: | Grass Back,Grass Front |
| Fencing: | View/Wrought Iron |
| Fireplace: | 1 Fireplace |
| Heating: | Electric Heat |
| Horses Allowed: | N |
| Stories: | 1 |
| Master Bathroom: | Double Sinks,Tubs with Jets,Separate Shwr & Tub,Full Bth Master Bdrm |
| Other Rooms: | |
| Planned Community: | GAINEY RANCH |
| Private Pool : | No Pool |
| Property Description: | Corner Lot,Waterfront Lot |
| Furnished: | Furnished |
| Roofing: | Partial Tile |
| Sewer: | Sewer in & Cnctd |
| Spa - Private: | None |
| Unit Style: | All on One Level,End Unit |
| Utilities: | APS |
| Water: | City Water |
| Elementary School: | Cochise |
| Jr. High School: | Cocopah |
| High School: | Chaparral High |
| Listing Courtesy of: | Realty ONE Group |
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