1029 LAKEPOINTE Street

• 3 Bed, 2.0 Bath

  • 3 bed
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    2 bath
  • ·
    1531 sqft

  $2,000+

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  • Unit 3 Bed

    Available now

    $2,000

Property details

Available immediately! GP Housing Foundation friendly 3 bed, 1.5 bath apartment (right half of the building) in a beautiful craftsman-style home built in 1914, with much charm and character preserved! The large, covered front porch, huge fenced-in backyard on the massive lot (60'x159', 0.22 acres), and walk-out basement are very rare features among GP Park rental opportunities. Leaded glass windows, gleaming hardwood floors, and beautiful wood details throughout. Spacious living room with lots of natural light. Step into the dining area for timeless charm, featuring classic details and modern touches! The stunning hardwood floors and rich wood trim create a warm and inviting ambiance. The coffered ceiling adds a touch of elegance, while the leaded glass windows bring in natural light and historic character. Large eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, refrigerator/freezer, stove/oven, disposal, plenty of cabinets. Dedicated gas forced-air furnace and central A/C w/ programmable thermostat. Gas water heater. Private basement with laundry washer, dryer, storage, and man-door to backyard. Rent includes water usage, lawn care, and snow removal, plus access to two resident-only lakefront parks - Patterson Park and Windmill Pointe Park; amenities: boating and water sports on Lake St. Clair + the Detroit River, outdoor pool + splash pad, playgrounds, boardwalk, dog park, indoor gym, fitness center, locker room, luxury movie theaters, golf area, racquet/paddle sport courts, ice rink, gazebos, BBQ, and more! Tenant pays for gas and electricity usage. Professionally managed property. Great location with quiet neighbors - GP Public Library - Ewald Branch is next door! Short walk to the bust stop at Jefferson & Lakepointe, City Hall, shops, restaurants, and entertainment along Jefferson, Kercheval, and Charlevoix Avenues. A stone's throw from the new Schaap Center for the Performing Arts, a much anticipated development scheduled to open in 2025.