9771 N. Ivy Park Drive
9771 North Ivy Park Drive, Columbus, GA 31808
- 4 bed – 4 bed
- Pets allowed
- Parking
Sunny’s AI summary
Property location
9771 North Ivy Park Drive, Columbus, GA 31808Pricing and availability
No units available
Amenities
- Granite counters
- Hardwood floors
- Pet friendly
- Garage
- Walk in closets
- Fireplace
Property details
Absolutely Beautiful 4 bedroom Home in Ivy Park! This home has so much to offer. Hardwood flooring, beautiful colors throughout the home, Granite countertops & double garage are just a few of the many things you will love. As you walk through the front door you will find a nice size dining/bonus room to the left as well as office/bonus space to the right. The living space has a fireplace and open to the very large kitchen. This kitchen is a dream for those that enjoy cooking and gathering in the kitchen around the large island eating area. There is another bonus room just off the kitchen. Upstairs you will find the spacious main bedroom with large bathroom with soaking tub and separate shower & walk in closet. The other 3 bedrooms are very spacious as well. There is also another living space & loft area between the main and additional bedrooms. This home has all you are looking for not to mention very desirable school district. Don't wait... it won't last long. Pest control included. Total electric. Pet friendly. Breed restrictions apply. Maximum of 2 pets. No puppies or Kittens. Pet fee from $300-$500 each. No cats. TO APPLY: PLEASE SUBMIT ALL APPLICATIONS ON OUR WEBSITE AT TEN20PROPERTY.COM. WE DO NOT ACCEPT 3RD PARTY APPLICATIONS. This home does NOT accept housing vouchers To apply, go to the listing on our web page to fill out the online application. Acceptable criteria is you must: 1. Provide the last 30 day income statement that shows you make 3xs the rent, 2. Pass background check, 3. Pass credit check (must have good credit, at least 600) 4. Payment history. Also, you must not owe any other management or rental company, no dispossessions or evictions or owe utilities. This would be an automatic denial.