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Update: All Brand New plants and shrubs in Front and Back yards (other than 3 Roses in Front we saved) -- approximately 70 new plantings altogether. All in front are Lilacs and Lavender, which will also provide a wonderful scent when in bloom. A gorgeous Victorian double-brick home, built in 1906 in Downtown Salt Lake City's "Marmalade" Historic District, with unusually high 10 foot ceilings throughout. Great residential neighborhood around the corner from the Marmalade Branch Library, and directly across the street from Washington Elementary School. $70,000 remodel includes: Real Hardwood Floors (Ash wood), Travertine & Carpet 10 Foot Ceilings; Crown Molding Chef's Kitchen with hi-grade KitchenAid range, ASKO dishwasher & GE fridge Bathroom Cabinetry, Countertops & Fixtures New High-Efficiency Forced Air Gas Furnace with Humidifier and Electronic Air Purifier features built into the unit Central Air Conditioning New Full-size Washer & Dryer Fully Landscaped front yard and huge rear yard / garden with automatic sprinkler & drip irrigation systems Full Basement, Dry. Main floor is about 1,000 SF; basement is about 900 SF (listed on records at 1,000). Email or call for appointment to tour property. Please do not disturb tenant. Owner / Agent. NOTE: the flower beds in both front and back yards have just been completely replanted with all new plants from Western Gardens nursery downtown. Next Spring, the new Lilacs and Lavender in the front should begin to bloom and smell wonderful, and also in the back yard, though also with many other varieties of plants as well back there. The grass in both yards is also being re-seeded where needed to bring the lawn back. There are automated / timed sprinkler, drip and soaker-hose irrigation systems in the yards, and also popup sprinklers in the park strip where the Cherry tree is out front. This keeps down the maintenance required of the Tenant to do the basic landscaping maintenance required (e.g., lawn mowing, plant pruning of dead branches, making sure to watch and report when / if any plant(s) die or lawn goes dry (indicates broken sprinkler or drip head(s)) to Landlord if Tenant cannot fix it. Landlord pays for maintaining irrigation system, and replacing individual plants as needed when Landlord is notified promptly; the new plants are warranted for one year by Western Gardens if properly maintained. The City is responsible for maintaining the Cherry tree and the park strip, but we voluntarily water and mow it to keep it in good condition along with the front yard. A tenant does not need to have a Green Thumb to maintain the landscaping (the Landlord certainly doesn't have one), provided they have 2 - 3 hours a month available in the warm months to do the basic necessities. In the cold months (typically Nov - March/April), there is no need to do anything, since everything is closed down before the winter (irrigation & plants). If a Tenant prefers to hire a landscaper to come in and do this basic servicing then that is fine with the Landlord. The professional hired from Western Gardens nurseries to do these plantings has said he'd be able to do this work if requested. The two raised flower beds at the west end of the back yard are the Tenant's to use to grow vegetables, herbs, plants, etc. They have drip irrigation to them as well. 1 year Lease 1st & Last Months' rent $1,100 Security Deposit (refundable) $400 Cleaning Fee (retained for cleaning once move out; non-refundable) Pets Negotiable, with $50/month pet surcharge and $500 per Pet refundable Pet Deposit
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