6365 Linda Lee Dr unit B

Welcome to our charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment located in Yucca Valley! This cozy unit features a fully fenced backyard, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. The updated kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and ample cabinet space, making meal preparation a breeze. The bathroom has also been recently updated, providing a fresh and clean space for your daily routine. With laundry hook ups available, keeping your clothes clean and fresh has never been easier. Small dogs are allowed in this pet-friendly apartment, so you can enjoy the company of your furry friend. A 5 min walk down the street and you can enjoy the beautiful neighborhood park! Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to call this apartment your new home! * APPLY directly at our company website. We only accept applications that are filled out and submitted through our company's website *Tenants are responsible for the following utilities (gas, water, & electric). *This home is managed by Southern Cal Property Management. All available properties are listed directly on our website. *PLEASE BE AWARE OF ANY POTENTIAL SCAMMERS. If you see a price for a property listed that looks too good to be true, it most likely is. Southern Cal Property Management will never ask for a deposit to be paid before viewing a home or being properly screened. Southern Cal Property Management will never ask for payments via Zelle/Venmo/Cashapp/Paypal/Etc. Please schedule all viewings directly through our website. All applications are to be completed directly through our company website Application Requirements for all applicants are as follows: -Gross monthly income of top two earning applicants equal to 2.5x the monthly rental amount -Minimum credit score of 650 for ALL applicants or 600 with a small additional monthly fee -No evictions, bankruptcies in the last 3 years, or judgements -Application fee of $50 per applicant (any persons 18 or older MUST apply). Once application fees are paid they cannot be refunded. -Good verifiable rental history