120 m² apartment for rent in Verdun, Beirut — 2 bedrooms, parking and a 3-year contract
Verdun, Beirut, Lebanon · 120 m² · 2 beds · 2 baths · 1 parking
About this property
120 m² apartment for rent in Verdun, Beirut, offered by Cedar Keys Estates under reference W1167.
The apartment is let unfurnished and has been repainted throughout. The tenancy is written as a three-year contract: Cedar Keys Estates does not market one-year lets, because the three-year form is the one that puts a residential tenancy on proper legal footing in Lebanon, and it gives the tenant and the owner the same certainty for the full term.
Features
- Total area 120 m²
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Fitted kitchen with built-in cabinetry and a double sink
- Balconies off the reception and the bedrooms
- Fitted wardrobes in one bedroom
- Terrazzo flooring in the reception and hallway, wood flooring in the bedrooms
- 1 designated parking space
- Building elevator
- Unfurnished and ready to move in
- Strictly a 3-year rental contract
- 3 months payable in advance
Location
Verdun, Beirut, Lebanon — within reach of Verdun 730 and 732, Dunes Center, Hamra and the American University of Beirut.
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Questions about this property
How big is the apartment?
120 square metres.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms?
Two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Is it furnished?
No. The apartment is let unfurnished, repainted throughout and ready to move into.
Is there parking?
Yes, one designated parking space.
Is there a lift?
Yes, the building has an elevator.
What are the lease terms?
Strictly a three-year contract, with three months payable in advance. Cedar Keys Estates lets on three-year contracts rather than one-year ones, so the tenancy sits on proper legal footing and both sides have certainty for the full term.
What is the rent?
$1,300 per month, plus one month's rent as commission.
Where exactly is it?
Verdun, Beirut, Lebanon — close to Verdun 730 and 732, Dunes Center, Hamra and the American University of Beirut.

