150 L Pavia Boulevard , #32

Description

150 L Pavia Blvd Apartment #32 in Venice, Florida, is an absolutely immaculate, move in immediately, three bedroom / two bath Condo on the third floor with an elevator and a one car locked garage with additional storage and massive room for bicycles, large boxes, etc. Tremendous additional parking outside is available. This rental is in a highly maintained and secure building in a quiet neighborhood. The apartment has a built-in fire alarm and a sprinkler system with a small separate dining room, open plan living room, cathedral ceiling, a walk-in closet in the master bedroom, a small separate bonus room currently being uses as an office next to a separate laundry room with a new washer and dryer. All kitchen appliance are in perfect working condition. Ceiling fans in all rooms. Further it has a magnificent totally screen lanai that overlooks a large lake facing the east sunrise, which is perfect for coffee and breakfast in the mornings on the glass top dining table that the landlord has added and is great in the evening for dinner and cocktails as the west sun is behind the other side of the building. As such its cooler as you dine out on the lanai overlooking the lake. Its 3 minutes from Venice Island, local beaches, marinas and the finest restaurants in Venice. Some restaurants are walking distance from the apartment. Publix supermarket, and a Walgreens drug store are also walking distance away. Its only a 5 minute drive to I-75 and Sarasota Memorial Hospital on Laurel Rd. The community features a large swimming pool and a club house . An 18 - 20 minute drive to downtown Sarasota. Rent is $2,700 a month with a first and last month rent payment on signing along with a $2,700 refundable security deposit. There is a $100 community association application fee. Sorry NO Pets per the HOA. The unit is available for a minimum 24-month rental with a fixed rent for the term. The move in is on September 1st, 2023. This apartment just survived the first 120 mile an hour hurricane in Venice, Florida history, with zero damage.