1 Bed/1 Bath - Parkway 301 - Downtown Living At Its Best
www.parkway301.com
www.richmondloftco.com
301 1st. SW
Roanoke, VA 24011
Application Process:
• $50 app fee per person
• Application result determines security deposit amount (typically one month's rent).
• Verifiable income of 3x monthly rent is required.
• If a co-signer is required, their income must be 5x monthly rent amount.
$110 Amenity Fee includes: 1Gig High Speed Internet, Fitness Room, Stadium-Seated Movie Theater.
Features Include:
• Washer/Dryer In Unit
• Freezer w/Ice Maker
• Dishwasher
• Microwave
• Garbage Disposal
• Central A/C
• Ceiling Fans
• Skywire High Speed Internet
• Terrazzo Floors
• Track Lighting & Ceiling Fans
• Richlite Paper Stone Counters
• Solid Core, Ebony Stained Pocket Doors
• ADA Compliant
COMMUNITY FEATURES
• Elevator
• Disability access
• Fitness center
• Secured Entry with Key Card Access
• Near transportation
• Discount on covered parking through Park Roanoke
• On-street parking
• Garage -- Detached
Pet Policy:
• $150 Refundable pet deposit
• $150 One-time pet fee for each dog or $75 per cat.
• $25 monthly pet rent.
• Larger dog breeds will be considered.
• Must show documentation that male cats have been neutered
**Photos and video tour linked to listing may not be of the apartment available for rent, but an example apartment from the building. Please inquire by email with any questions**
Located in the same building:
Fortunato: Farm-to-Table Italian featuring the best Neapolitan pizzas and hand made pasta in Roanoke. 4.8 star rating with over 600 reviews on Open Table.
Stellina: An impossibly tiny bar known for the best hand crafted cocktails in the Roanoke Valley. Voted #1 Nightlife in Roanoke by TripAdvisor and featured as one of the country's 10 Best Tiny Bars by the New York Post.
Located in downtown Roanoke. Residents can walk to over 60 restaurants, wine bars and nightspots. This adaptive re-use project included the renovation of a seven story, 100-year-old office building in the heart of downtown Roanoke. Formerly known as the Shenandoah Building, the name was changed to Parkway 301 to pay tribute to the building's past as the Birthplace of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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