5017 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143

Available NOW - Physical or virtual tours are required before applying. Sight unseen applications will not be considered. Welcome to 5017 Baltimore Ave #101! This incredible bi-level 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment features hardwood floors and... recessed lighting throughout, in-unit laundry, outdoor space, and so much more! Enter into the common area with your contemporary kitchen on one end and living space on the other. Kitchen features include two walls of white shaker cabinets for an abundance of cabinet space, gorgeous subway tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, built-in microwave, electric oven/stove, and a double-door fridge with water dispenser. There is a full bathroom by the kitchen boasting tile flooring, lighted vanity, and subway tiled shower stall with glass door. Your first full bedroom offers tons of natural sunlight and ample closet space. You have access to a large, fenced in backyard with both concrete and grass - perfect for gardening and entertaining! Head down to the lower level to view two more bedrooms and another full bathroom. Both bedrooms are sizable with windows and closet space. The bathroom on this floor features tile flooring, vanity, and a subway tiled shower/tub combo. There is also stacked washer/dryer for ultimate convenience - schedule your showing today! Lease Terms: Generally, 1st month, 12th month, and 1 month security deposit due at, or prior to, lease signing. Other terms may be required by Landlord. $55 application fee per applicant. Pets are conditional on owner's approval and may require an additional fee, if accepted. (Generally, $500/dog and $250/cat). Tenants responsible for: electricity, gas, cable/internet, and a $60/month flat water fee. Landlord Requirements: Applicants to make 3x the monthly rent in verifiable net income, credit history to be considered (i.e. no active collections), no evictions within the past 4 years, and must have a verifiable rental history with on-time rental payments. Exceptions to this criteria may exist under the law and will be considered. Read More