1121 ROSEDALE Ave

This Spacious 2BR / 2 full BA apartment in this nice residential area of Bellefonte in North Wilmington has been extensively renovated and is ready for its new tenant. The unit for rent is on the main floor. It is roughly estimated to be 1,200 SF The upper floor is a separate apartment. Enjoy the below view from the beautiful wraparound porch. A unique feature of this apartment - one bedroom can have its own entrance / exit through the front porch, so it would be possible to have two separate bedroom / bath areas, but shared living and kitchen areas. Enjoy cheerful natural light throughout the apartment. New kitchen, baths, paint throughout and new luxury vinyl flooring. Good closet space throughout. Large new eat-in kitchen and separate dining / living area. New appliances include in-unit stackable washer and dryer, electric stove and refrigerator. There are two entrances to the apartment, at side deck or front porch. This apartment really feels like home. Large side yard for barbecues, playing and enjoyment. The property is elevated on a corner lot facing east towards the Delaware River in the popular residential community of Bellefonte. Enjoy convenient easy access to major roadways such as Philadelphia Pike (Rt. 13), Interstate 95, Interstate 495 and close to the Pennsylvania state line, less than 20 minutes' drive to the Philadelphia Airport. Minimum credit score of 640 required. Listing agent will provide rental application upon request Applicant please provide a copy of your credit report and background check with your rental application. Pets will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Renters' insurance with a tenant liability insurance rider will be required (naming the landlord as "additional insured"). The side yard is to be shared equally between the tenants in the lower and upper levels of the building. The side porch is for use by this apartment. The front porch facing Rosedale will be for use by the upper-level tenant (when they are placed next). No basement access by tenants. Images were taken with a wide-angle camera lens which could cause rooms to appear distorted in size and shape.