401 W Saulnier Street, Houston, TX, 77019

Off Market

Lease

2 Beds

1 Bath

1,430 Sq Ft

Duplex

$1.47 / sqft

Built in 1932

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms 1

AppliancesENERGY STAR Qualified Appliances, Disposal, Electric Oven, Microwave, Electric Cooktop, Dryer, Refrigerator, Washer, Dishwasher

FlooringTile, Wood

About this property

Wonderfully updated lower unit duplex in a fantastic Montrose/Midtown location. Completely remodeled kitchen (all updates in 2022) recent cabinetry, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances including stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher & recent LG washer & dryer. New porcelain tile flooring in the kitchen & refinished original hardwood flooring in the living areas & bedrooms. Windows have been replaced w/ double paned windows, recent central AC & heat & recent lighting and ceiling fans. Good sized living & dining rooms. Wonderful for entertaining. Lots of windows bring in so much natural lighting. Remodeled bathroom and two very large bedrooms, all with ceiling fans, window treatments and large closets. Nest thermostat. Huge backyard. Pets on case by case. One covered off street parking spot. Located w/in walking distance to Buffalo Bayou Park & just minutes away from Downtown and all the best Montrose restaurants & shopping. So much more, see pictures for more details.

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No HOA

5.947%

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