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End of Dock Floating Home – Lease $5,500/mo (RENTED!!)

by: Linda Bagley
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End of Dock Floating Home – Lease $5,500/mo

Fabulous End of Dock Floating Home
$5,500 per month – 1 year min.
Stunning end of dock fully furnished Floating Home, unobstructed city views, lake & beautiful sunsets. Deck on waters edge, moorage for 20′ boat (w/owner approval). Master bedroom on upper level has a king sized bed and private deck with stunning views. Upper level has additional room for guests/den & on main level is an additional bedroom, large family/living room, dining area & eating area off kitchen, with pantry and laundry room.

Fully furnished! Min 12 month rental, first/$1,000 deposit & cleaning fee $250 (non refundable), water, sewer, garbage, power included. No pets, no smoking.

 

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