Alkire Gate sits as a multifamily property built back in 2002, and it's made up of 128 units across 118,656 square feet, so there's some room to move around, and you get a pick of one-bedroom and two-bedroom, two-bath ranch-style apartments, each one with an open concept that feels airy, thanks to those vaulted ceilings and private entryways-always nice when you just want your own space. Folks living here get private patios and walk-in closets, while the kitchens come fully equipped with a microwave and vinyl flooring that runs through both the kitchen and baths, which means cleaning's easy. There's central air to keep cool on those hot Ohio days, and washer and dryer hookups so you don't have to find yourself hauling laundry back and forth. The bathrooms are bigger than you'd expect, with chrome finishes for a bit of shine, and people can pay extra to rent a detached garage if they want extra protection for their car, especially useful during the winter months.
Alkire Gate likes animals, allowing both cats and dogs-with no weight limit, but they do have breed restrictions to keep things sensible; there's a $350 pet fee and a $40 monthly rent for each pet, and nobody's allowed more than two. Recycling bins show up each week at the front door, which makes it simpler for everybody to pitch in and keep things tidy. Social events get planned on-site, so if you feel like taking part, you can, and there's always management around if you need to talk to someone about your unit, plus 24-hour emergency maintenance if something goes wrong late at night. They don't ask for a security deposit, which takes a burden off when thinking about moving in. Internet's available nearby, though it's not rolled into the building, so it'd take a little setup. The property covers unit breakdowns, rent history, occupancy data, and all sorts of information around loans and sales for those who want to dig into the details, and anyone looking to see how different rental rates stack up can find those numbers too. Alkire Gate does a thorough job of giving people the facts about what's there, who owns it, and how things have changed over time, which makes it easier to get a sense of what to expect, and that may help when picking a place to call home.
