What This Apartment Offers
Available Mid-January: 1 Bed / 1 Bath Apartment in Augusta!
- Spacious Living Room and One Good Sized Bedroom
- Large Windows Allow for Great Natural Light
-... Conveniently Located with Easy Access to I-95
- Coin-Op Located in the Building Next Door
$1,250/month includes heat, hot water, and water/sewer. Tenant pays electric. 1 off-street parking spot. Cats and small dogs under 40lbs negotiable with a recurring monthly pet fee. 9-month lease with a 12-month renewal option. Non-Smoking Building. First Month's + 1X Security Deposit Due at Occupancy. Free Electronic Payment or Cash Card Required for Monthly Rent Payment. MREM will consider all regular and verifiable income, including without limitation any applicable public benefits, in determining whether an applicant meets minimum income guidelines. Application Fee Does Apply.
Contact For Lease Details
Sewage included
Coin Op
Floor Level: 1st Floor Unit
Laminate Flooring
One Off Street Parking Spot
Pet Friendly
Private Entrance
Range Oven
Vinyl Flooring
Unit A
- $1,250 / month
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- Available Jan 15
Apartment Features
- Refrigerator
- Washer/Dryer
103 Cony St Unit A is an apartment community
Rental Fees and Pet Policies
The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.
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Get In Touch
Augusta, ME 04330
Neighborhood Scores
Walk Score ®
Very Walkable74 / 100
Bike Score ®
Somewhat Bikeable47 / 100
Local Education
Colleges and Universities
School
Commute Time (Distance)
University of Maine at Augusta
Drive: 5 min (2.8 mi)
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Shopping Centers
Shoppers will appreciate 103 Cony St Unit A proximity to Augusta Plaza, Bond Brook Mini Mall, and State Street Plaza. Augusta Plaza is 1.2 miles away, and Bond Brook Mini Mall is within a 30 minute walk.
Parks and Recreation
Recreational activities near 103 Cony St Unit A are plentiful. Discover 4 parks within 1.7 miles, including Augusta Nature Education Center, Maine State Museum, and Viles Arboretum.