1050 LONGBOAT CLUB RD, Longboat Key, FL

Chaim Gleitmann | Xena Vallone Realty | 941 312 1214

Vacation on Longboat Key year round or seasonally for $3500 monthly in this highly desirable location behind the gates of the Longboat Key Club. You

Furnished 2BR/2BA Condo

$1,550/month

Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	2 full, 0 partial
Sq Footage	1,409
Parking	1 dedicated
Pet Policy	No pets
Deposit	$1,550

see additional photos below

RENTAL FEATURES

- Air conditioning	- Central heat	- Walk-in closet
- Tile floor	- Living room	- Dining room
- Breakfast nook	- Dishwasher	- Refrigerator
- Stove/Oven	- Microwave	- Laundry area - inside
- Balcony, Deck, or Patio	- Yard	- Swimming pool
- Jacuzzi/Whirlpool	- Sauna	- Cable-ready

COMMUNITY FEATURES

- Covered parking	- Guest parking	- Clubhouse
- Storage space(s)	- Fitness center	- Swimming pool(s)
- Sauna/Spa	- Tennis court(s)	- Golf course
- Gated property	- Secured entry	- Elevator

LEASE TERMS

Management requires a $200 check for move-in & move-out period (not for deposit) in addition to application fee.

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Tennis Court	Great Room
Dinning Room	Master Bedroom
Bedroom 2	Exterior

Contact info:

Chaim Gleitmann

Xena Vallone Realty

3039242

941 312 1214

Equal Opportunity Housing

Posted: Jun 6, 2010, 9:53am PDT

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