335 Main St #3

Lease terms

A true artist's paradise awaits you at the Historic Revere House in Vassalboro, Maine set on a quiet property, and scenic stream, off China Lake. The building offers comfortable apartment living with warmth, character and charm. This one of a kind, 3rd floor, 1 Bdrm/1 Ba apartment is for 1 tenant. It has views of China Lake featuring an easy, livable layout. Bright, fun colors throughout, originally painted by a well known artist and is truly a one of a kind treasure with an upbeat vibe. Outside, tenants enjoy a large yard with fire-pit and picnic table area, access to the stream off China Lake, for fishing and private individual basement storage, per unit for added convenience. Complementary laundry facilities available in the basement. Located in a relaxed Vassalboro setting with easy access to Waterville, Augusta, and I-95, this is a place to settle in and feel at home, something increasingly rare. The building is tastefully decorated on the outside for the seasons, and holidays adding a welcoming touch throughout the year. Lease Terms: Landlord prefers long term tenants with atleast a 2 year lease and offers Special pricing - 2-year lease - $1,300 per month, or regular pricing for 1-year lease at $1,350 per month. Security deposit equaling one month's rent required to hold unit. First and last month's rent due at move-in. No pets is the preference but 1 cat may be considered depending on the circumstances. If allowed it would be with a $350 pet security deposit at the beginning of the Lease and $350 annual pet fee. Landlord pays heating oil for baseboard and radiator heating, water, sewer, lawn maintenance, and snow removal; Tenant pays renters insurance, electric, Spectrum cable and WIFI, if desired. No smoking inside apartment, or within 25 feet of building. Online Application, Income Verification, Background and Credit check required through Zillow Rental Manager. Zillow application fee credited toward rent for approved tenants, who move-in. *Disclaimer: Computer-generated images have been used to show how rooms could look furnished*