692 E Ferry St Apartment Unit ID1228681P

Feel at home in this stylish 1-bedroom apartment located in the heart of Detroit's historic district. Perfect for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers, this centrally located apartment offers a comfortable and convenient stay in the city... .
The apartment features a comfortable queen-size bed in the bedroom and a cozy living area with a sofa and flat-screen TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the appliances and utensils needed to cook a delicious meal, while the bathroom is clean and modern with fresh towels and toiletries provided.
Free parking is provided in front of the building.
Enjoy the convenience of a central location, just steps away from Detroit's best restaurants, bars, and attractions. Explore nearby Eastern Market, the Detroit Institute of Arts, or take a stroll through the charming historic district. The apartment is also conveniently located near public transportation, making it easy to get around the city. It's just 6 minutes from Downtown Detroit, 2 minutes from the DMC and University, 2 minutes from Wayne State, 4 minutes from Ford Field, and 1 mile from the Cultural Center.
Check-out time is 11 am unless otherwise approved. The apartment is not baby-proofed, so it may not be ideal for families with small children, although children are welcome at your discretion. A $100 penalty fee applies for removing smoke detectors. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside or outside on the patio, balcony, parking lot, or within 50 feet of the property, with a fine of $300 for violations. Parties and events are strictly prohibited, with a fine of $500 for violations, legal action, and possible eviction without reimbursement. Unauthorized animals or pets incur a fee of $250. Missing or damaged items will be charged at direct replacement cost plus a fine of up to $300. Towels and linens must be kept in good condition, and guests should not wash comforters or duvet comforters themselves. Noise can transfer easily to neighbors through walls and floors, so guests are asked to respect the home and community. Read More