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Description
5 Bedroom, 3 bathroom, Single family house
Year built -- 2019. Fenced.
Good elementary, middle, and high schools are within a 3-mile drive.
A 9-minute drive to the Grand Park Sports Campus, where the Indianapolis Colts have their summer practice camp.
A 41-minute drive to the Indianapolis International Airport
About a 13-minute drive to the City of Carmel, known worldwide as the “Capital of Roundabouts.”
UTILITIES:
Tenant is responsible for the utility bills.
Useful Info--Currently, theres a family of three living there (they go to their new house by April 28).
Their water bill is about $80/month and their electric bill is about $150/month. Gas, which is used in the winter for heating, can go up to $160/month, but stays at minimum of $37/month.
When we lived there a couple of years ago, we had two college kids and three grade school kids. Our maximum electric bill (usually in the summer for cooling) was $220/month, water was $160 max, gas was $150-ish. We had fiber optic Internet service from Metronet for $90/month. We had Hulu TV for $79/month.
So, we are talking about $2750 (rent) + $500-ish (utilities) = $3,250/month total.
PARKING:
The HOA does not allow the parking of trailers, boats, tractors, wood chippers, large work vehicles for more than 48 hours.
5 Bedroom, 3 bathroom, Single family house
Year built -- 2019. Fenced.
Good elementary, middle, and high schools are within a 3-mile drive.
A 9-minute drive to the Grand Park Sports Campus, where the Indianapolis Colts have their summer practice camp.
A 41-minute drive to the Indianapolis International Airport
About a 13-minute drive to the City of Carmel, known worldwide as the “Capital of Roundabouts.”
UTILITIES:
Tenant is responsible for the utility bills.
Useful Info--Currently, theres a family of three living there (they go to their new house by April 28).
Their water bill is about $80/month and their electric bill is about $150/month. Gas, which is used in the winter for heating, can go up to $160/month, but stays at minimum of $37/month.
When we lived there a couple of years ago, we had two college kids and three grade school kids. Our maximum electric bill (usually in the summer for cooling) was $220/month, water was $160 max, gas was $150-ish. We had fiber optic Internet service from Metronet for $90/month. We had Hulu TV for $79/month.
So, we are talking about $2750 (rent) + $500-ish (utilities) = $3,250/month total.
PARKING:
The HOA does not allow the parking of trailers, boats, tractors, wood chippers, large work vehicles for more than 48 hours.
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