383Days on Market

1view

$1,700

7735 Orebo Street B, Houston, TX, 77088

On Market

Lease

Commercial

3 Beds

2 Bath

1,150 Sq Ft

Multi Family

$1.48 / sqft

Built in 2023

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 2

AppliancesDryer, Washer, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Electric Range, Electric Oven, ENERGY STAR Qualified Appliances

FlooringLaminate, Tile

About this property

AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE MOVE IN UPON APPROVAL!!! Rent This Gorgeous Energy Star Townhome. Some Pictures Have Been Virtually Staged. This Property Features Stylish Laminate Flooring Throughout. NO CARPET THROUGHOUT. Designer Interior Paint, Recessed Lighting & Beautiful Ceiling Fans. Designer Blinds Throughout. Kitchen Features; Abundant Of Kitchen Cabinetry, Granite Countertops With Designer Backsplash, Undermounted Sink & Stainless Steel Appliance Package. Stainless Steel Refrigerator Is Included. Each Bedroom Is Accompanied By A Closet. Master Bedroom Has A Huge Walk In Closet For Ample Storage. Both Bathrooms Features; Granite Counters, Designer Tile Bathtub Surround & Tiled Flooring. Double Paned Windows Throughout For Energy Savings. Side & Back Yard Are Fenced For Your Privacy. Landlords Are Not Accepting Section 8. Don't Miss Renting This Gorgeous Property.

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