Melrose Crescent, Eastern Passage 24-069 - RENTED

$ 2500

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Melrose Crescent, Eastern Passage 24-069 - RENTED
    Lovely home in Eastern Passage

    More photos to follow! Three-bedroom semi-detached home in popular Eastern Passage. Close to all three levels of schooling and directly across from a major transit route. Easy access to picturesque Fishermans Cove, Rainbow Haven Beach, Hartlen Point Golf Course and downtown Dartmouth.

    This home has just been renovated with new laminate flooring and has been freshly painted throughout. Good size living room with main floor den or home office. New kitchen with two tone cabinetry, elegant gold finishes and dining area. Lovely deck off the balcony facing yard and open green space.

    Three bedrooms and full bath downstairs. Powder room on main level.

    No Smokers Please. A well-behaved pet may be considered.

    Available now for a minimum of one year.

Number of Bedrooms

3

Number of Bathrooms

1 full bathroom and 1 powder room

Appliances

Stove, Fridge, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer

Flooring

Laminate

Heating

Electric

Average Heating Cost

$362/month (yearly average power)

Available

RENTED
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Why HQH?

Halifax Quality Homes is a locally owned and operated company specializing in the management and rental of homes, condos, and flats.  Our mission is to offer professional and personalized service, tailored to meet the needs of both tenant and landlord.   The company owners, Colin Sword and Susan Maylin, each have over 20 years experience in the industry and work with a dedicated support team of accounting and administrative  staff.
 
HQH is a member of the Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia and the Better Business Bureau.

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"Colin and his team at Halifax Quality Homes provide me with peace of mind knowing that my property is professionally managed as though it was their own."
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