6 bedroom house for rent

Overview

Video! HUGW Renovated House w/ PV System!. ---- SCHEDULE A SHOWING ONLINE AT: http://showmojo.com/llz/24c0cc90ea ---- Recently renovated large 6 bdrm, 3.5 bath home featuring an open concept kitchen with modern appliances and breakfast bar. Large family room and a separate dining / living room area that is next to a den/study or office. Down the hall is a primary suite with a walk-in closet, ensuite bathroom and a sliding glass door opening onto the covered rear lanai! Two guest rooms share a full bathroom across the hall. Off the living room is a laundry room with tons of storage plus room for an extra fridge. Past that is another large bedroom with tons of closet space, a half bath and access to the rear covered lanai! Upstairs are two more bedrooms with AC, ceiling fans and full sized closets that share a full bath and have access to a covered balcony that overlooks Pearl Harbor. New laminate flooring, new double insulated vinyl windows, ceiling fans, fresh paint and split AC units are found throughout the home. In front is a large carport and covered lanai! Did I mention there's a photovoltaic system to help reduce your electric bill!? The pet friendly fenced property has a rolling gate. Low maintenance yard plus landscaping service is included. Tons of street parking as well. Pet & military friendly, this place has it all! YouTube Tour: coming soon 3D Virtual Tour: coming soon You can view all of the properties and schedule showings at https://www.avatinapropertymanagement.com/availability Or call: (808) 645-4490 Address: 2016 Aamanu St 1 yr lease, Rent = $5,500. a month plus $15.50 Liability to Landlord Insurance and credit reporting fee, Security Deposit: $5,500. All rents & security deposits are due at signing. Liability to Landlord and Renters Insurance required. $20.00 application fee, $100.00 onboarding fee with approved application. Monthly Pet Fee $100 per pet. Services included - trash, landscaping service and production from PV system. No Smoking vaping. Yard Service