109 Crysler St, Syracuse, NY 13204

Located on a quiet, dead-end road in historic Tipp Hill neighborhood. Nearby to Coleman's Pub, Emerald Cocktail Kitchen, Rosamond Gifford Zoo, and many other... restaurants and shops. Also a short drive right into downtown Syracuse.

Two bedrooms, one full bathroom. Additional smaller extra room on first floor off of dining room with potential to be used as an office, playroom, etc.

Closed in porch.

Includes washer/dryer (new as of 2022), electric stove, microwave, refrigerator/freezer. Kitchen also has a small radio attached to cabinets capable of AM/FM radio.

Forced air heating system.

Kitchen freshly painted in November.

Shower wall newly updated in December (work in progress, updated picture not currently available but will be finished by move in date). Brand new toilet seat also installed in November.

Driveway parking (garage doors do not work, structure is padlocked and off limits to renters).

Fenced in backyard.

Brand new water heating unit put in house in 2022. Furnace system also less than 10 years old. Both are energy efficient units.

First month's rent and security deposit due immediately upon finalizing lease agreement.

Water, sewage, trash/recycling included with rent. Renters pay for other utilities including gas/heating, electric, and internet. Utilities must be transferred to renter's name starting on the first day of the lease.

Snow plowing and lawn mowing services are contracted by owner and included in rent.

Absolutely no smoking in any part of the house. Smoking inside and/or tampering with smoke/CO detectors will result in an immediate voiding of the lease agreement and removal from the property, as well as charges for cleaning fees.

Pets are allowed as long as they are permitted according to local city, county, and state guidelines as well as lease agreement. Each pet is an additional $100/month to the rent unless otherwise agreed upon with owner. Renter required to clean up after your pet both inside and outside the house, as well as any mess or destruction of property caused by the pet (including but not limited to: pet hair, pet odor, pet waste, etc.). You also must ensure that pets are not a nuisance or threat to neighbors' safety, property, or pets, as well as wildlife. Read More