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IDX-1248988563
Price: $450
Address
5044 Oleatha 2nd Flr
City Name:
Saint Louis
State:
MISSOURI
Zip:
63139
Bedroom:
1
Bathroom:
1
Square Feet:
1228
Neighborhood:
North Hampton
This unique 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit, won't last long! Rent and deposit are both set at $450. Check out these great features:
* Bonus Room * Hardwood floors * Second floor * Washer/Dryer hookups * Freshly painted * Parking pad in rear and off-street parking space * Basement storage room * Minutes from Barnes-Jewish, South Grand and Tower Grove Park * Available Now Application fee of $40. Small dogs and cats allowed with additional deposit. For more information or to view this apartment please contact us at 314-865-0405 or via email at mkastner@thresholdstl.com Data services provided by IDX Broker |
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