11267 SW 51st Ave Rental

Welcome Home to this 3 BR/2 BA POOL home in SW Ocala Marco Polo II community! The home is located at the end of a cul-du-sac sitting on 0.6 acres and is close to I-75, SR-200, the World Equestrian Center, shopping, restaurants, Publix, medical facilities, parks, trails, library, and schools. Look out at the palm trees from the covered front porch or dining room window. The extra-large master bedroom includes a walk-in closet, sitting area, and glass sliding doors that open to the screened lanai and inground pool with 3 waterfalls. The master bath has a double vanity, shower, and large whirlpool tub. The spacious kitchen has a center island, breakfast bar, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The family and living rooms are adjacent to the kitchen, with convenient access to the lanai and pool area. Tile and wood floors can be found throughout the home - 2 guest bedrooms and master closet have carpet. Central air/heat, additional grill/patio area, utility shed with electric, storage room, extra-long driveway, 2-car garage with washer/dryer and utility sink, dishwasher, microwave, stove/oven, and refrigerator/freezer are all available onsite. Available now for 1 year minimum lease. $2,500/month rent. New roof, pool pump/filter, and microwave were installed in 2022. Pool maintenance, tree and shrub maintenance, and HOA fees are included. Lawn maintenance (mowing, edging) are negotiable. Tenant is responsible for maintaining utilities (water, electric, garbage service, internet/cable, etc.). No pets. No smoking. All applicants must complete rental application. Credit check, background check, and income verification are required. First month, security deposit, and $250 cleaning fee are due at lease signing. Renters insurance is required. Tours are available for qualified applicants. Please contact us today to review your questions and to schedule a viewing. Additional Screening Criteria: Rent-to-income ratio: 2.5x (negotiable) Credit score: 660 or above (negotiable) Good Rental History