Avail. Nov. 1! In-town Portland, Spacious, Heat Included, Pets Considered, Parking Extra - 1BR Apt, heat included, close to USM, Maine Medical, DowntownThis unit just received a complete paint job along with restoration of the gorgeous pumpkin pine floors and upgrades to the bathroom. The kitchen is small, but opens to a medium sized living room, with built in shelving. The bedroom is medium size, with plenty of room for a queen bed and dresser. The unit offers ample storage space with two large closets, a double-door Kohler medicine cabinet, and bathroom storage unit. Also, a private, secured storage unit in the basement, with room for bikes, kayaks, ski's,etcAvailable November 1, 2017RENT is $1,100/MONTH and a SECURITY DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED. One Onsite Parking Space can be rented for $70.00/month. This is a NON- SMOKING Property. Pets considered - Pet Policy and Fees ApplyThe building, a longtime neglected gem was recently purchased and is under new management. The owner is committed to restoring it to its full potential, including interior renovations, common area improvements, and a full restoration of the exterior; of which much is already underway, or completed. Adjoining neighbors, include several long-time, owner occupied residences, condos, and well managed multi-units. And not to be left out, Tony and Joe, who have owned and operated the neighbor store, Mellen Street Market for over 40 years, located just around the corner. This is a NON- SMOKING Property. Pets considered with pet policy and additional pet fee. Excellent Parkside, Art District & West End location, easy walk to restaurants, movies, theaters, museums, music, galleries, Maine Medical Center, Mercy Hospital, USM, historic Deering Oaks Park (Farmers Market every Saturday), Portland Seadogs Baseball, Red Claws Basketball, ice skating and Downtown Portland. Just a 10 minute drive to the airport, Concord Trail way bus station, the Amtrak station and easy access to I-295 and the Maine Turnpike. Parkside is a neighborhood located immediately around Deering Oaks, a historic park officially established in 1879. Parkside is bordered to the north by Deering Oaks. Hadlock Field, home of the Portland Seadogs, roughly forms the southern border of the neighborhood. Herb Adams, a local historian, resides in and represented the district in the Maine House of Representatives. The neighborhood began following the 1866 Great Fire of Portland, Maine when most of Portland's waterfront and downtown were burned. Residents moved south across the peninsula and laid out Sherman Ave. and Grant Ave. (now streets), named after Civil War generals William Tecumseh Sherman and future President Ulysses S. Grant. The homes in the neighborhood are primarily triple decker buildings and soon after its founding became home to much of Portland's Italian and Irish immigrant populations.The West End is on the western side of Portland's peninsula, primarily on Bramhall Hill, and is noted for its architecture and history. The neighborhood is home to a large number of historic homes and parks and, in 2010, was named "one of the best preserved Victorian neighborhoods in the country."The Western Promenade, a park laid out in 1836, overlooks the Libbytown and Stroudwater neighborhoods of Portland and beyond, which offers a peaceful spot just a few blocks away to relax and watch the spectacular sunsets. This location includes five city parks, Reiche Elementary School, Waynflete School, a library, a public pool, Pilates studio, and several restaurants.Dogs allowed in some units(RLNE2638644)…  More Less