Click button below to connect via phone
voicemail

Providence Townhomes For Rent

by Danny on August 17, 2009

Home includes all the appliances and the upstairs has been freshly painted. Huge covered lanai. Half bath on the first floor. Community Pool and gated community.

{ 12 comments… read them below or add one }

Yolanda Thomas March 25, 2010 at 10:51 pm

Good Evening,
I’m inquring about Providence Townhomes for rent. I’m currently on the section 8 program and interested in renting a townhome. I’m not certain if you deal with Section 8 but I’m very interested in renting a 2 bedroom and 2.5 bathroom.. I live in the Brandon area and will like to stay in this area.. My current lease expire on 5/31/10 and I looking to move on 6/1/10…If you can help me with this matter, that will be great! If can not, can you assist me with finding another source that will be able too.. You can email me at jaquez42802@yahoo.com.

Thank you and I look forward in being your new tenant,
Yolanda Thomas

Austin Homes For Sale April 6, 2010 at 10:49 am

Awesom nice townhouses!

James | Housing Consulting May 27, 2010 at 5:04 am

Stunning place for rent I have to say, loving this blog and the types of homes that are for rent that side of the world, property market has always interested me. Especially with the recession.

Mike November 2, 2010 at 2:53 pm

Most contemporary townhomes have a wide range of features and amenities for the comfort and convenience of their residents. They also may be safer than independent houses due to their proximity to other homes in the neighborhood, while still having the privacy of separate, independent enclosures. Overall, they are the best option available to families that want to enjoy the features of individual homes at an affordable rent.

Robert November 22, 2010 at 7:44 am

A townhome is designed with all the features of an independent single family home in the limited available space. The floor plan conserves the land designated for lawns and large external parking areas in single family homes, making the property more affordable. Moreover, the shared community space and common walls reduce the maintenance cost considerably. Overall, they are the best option available to families that want to enjoy the features of individual homes at an affordable rent.

pat November 26, 2010 at 5:16 pm

You might prefer living in a townhome if you are looking for more independence, as there are probably not as many rules and restrictions as a condo complex might have. Plus, townhomes aren’t usually as noisy because there aren’t as many common walls between neighbors. You enter your home through your own front door, as opposed to a condo entrance that opens to the main lobby. You will most likely have your own parking space or maybe even a garage, so you won’t have to search for a spot in the lot. And townhomes usually feature front and back yards, although they are smaller than those you would find at a traditional home.

chris December 10, 2010 at 2:36 am

Townhouse communities offer a range of models that vary in size and this variety can help you enjoy the same community lifestyle as buyers who purchase the most expensive homes in the community for less. Convenience is number one in the mind of townhouse buyers that commute and retirees who are downsizing but don’t want to give up easy access to shopping. Most townhouse communities are within short driving distance of mass transit, grocery stores and retail shopping centers.

steve December 16, 2010 at 6:44 am

The close proximity of townhouse units as well as the shared walls between units creates a more secure neighborhood. Close neighbors are likely to notice unusual persons on the property and hear suspicious noises. Townhouses are typically multi-level units adjacent to each other, so there are no people living above or below, resulting in less noise and more privacy.

bill December 16, 2010 at 12:46 pm

Renting townhouses is a great way to save because these houses cost less as compared to single FSBO homes and single homes for rent. The low cost of rental is due to the fact that townhouses are often in rows with shared walls and gate. Some may take this negatively, but they don’t realize that with these shared gates, it makes the area safer for them to live as long as your neighbors are worth trusting. Another great thing that most townhouses have is amenities that no apartments have.

new condos for sale January 10, 2011 at 6:18 am

Generally, townhouses are more affordable than single family homes. If you are looking for a long-term home, it might be better to shell out more money and buy the type of home you’d like to be in ten years down the road (if possible.) Sometimes a townhouse is the type of home you want later down the road; sometimes it’s just a transition home until you can afford a single family home.

jim January 12, 2011 at 4:22 am

On your visit to the townhome, review all the details of the listing. Personally inspect the condition of the rooms, kitchen, bathrooms, parking space, paint, plumbing, and the equipment that the owner is providing per the agreement. If you are a pet owner, it is important to discuss the pet policy with the landlord as early as possible. Also, make sure that you understand all aspects of the agreement and are comfortable with the terms and conditions before signing on the dotted line.

new houses for sale January 13, 2011 at 11:28 pm

Townhomes are the simplest choices for the people within the United States of America. The recent tradition is to purchase or rent a house with a fence that’s surrounding the house and separate you from the following house as though you’re aliens to them. But the townhomes have some interlink with a typical piece of land with the adjacent neighbor and hence there’s the good relationship with the same.

Leave a Comment

Previous post:

Next post: