Condo for rent in Halifax, Nova Scotia

1326 Lower Water St.

$1,000 + Utilities

Call Corinne at 902.830.RENT

Address:: 1326 Lower Water Street
Postal Code:: B3J 3R3 Halifax
Province:: Nova Scotia

Bedrooms:: 1
Bathrooms:: 1
Pets:: No, sorry

Description

Great open concept 1 bedroom condo unit with all new engineered hardwood flooring installed throughout. Bright and sunny unit with window coverings included. Stove, fridge, and dishwasher are all included.

Tenant pays for heat, lights and hot water. Nova Scotia Power budget billing is about $60 per month. Owner will not accept any pets or smokers, sorry. Perfect location for someone who works downtown and wants to live right in the heart of the city. Building has a great sauna, pool, and exercise room. Now available for rent till the end of August or a longer term, till next summer. Safe, secure and highly sought after building.

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Corinne Samson

Whether you are looking for assistance with leasing your property or seeking the perfect spot to call home, The Rental Wizard can help. Contact Corinne Samson, president of The Rental Wizard, to find out more about the various service packages designed to serve your needs. Corinne is a seasoned veteran in the leasing and property management business. Her 20 plus years of experience in the industry has afforded her the accolades of many, many happy customers.

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