Zandari - Lacassie

Bright 1BR with Outdoor Patio | Prime Walnut Creek Location Available: April 1, 2026 Rent: $1,895/month Security Deposit: $500 UNIT FEATURES - Granite countertops - Recessed lighting - Laundry facilities on-site - New carpets - Heater / AC - Private outdoor patio - Carport parking available for $100/month - Street parking available LEASE TERMS 12-month lease. Tenant pays PG&E, water, and internet. Owner pays for garbage. POLICIES Pet-friendly with $40/month pet rent and $300 pet deposit. Non-smoking community. Application fee is $30 per applicant. Qualifications: Income must be approximately 23x the monthly rent Minimum credit score of 700 No co-signers LOCATION OVERVIEW DOWNTOWN WALNUT CREEK Located in the heart of Walnut Creek, Chateau Lacassie offers an exceptional blend of convenience and lifestyle, with a Walk Score of 92 (Walker's Paradise). Ideally situated just beyond the downtown bustle, this residence offers a quieter, more private setting while remaining within easy walking distance of everything Walnut Creek has to offer. Just two blocks from Walnut Creek BART and close to Target, you'll have easy access to everyday essentials, dining, and entertainment. The Sunday Farmers Market is just a short walk away, making it simple to enjoy fresh, local offerings each week. Downtown Walnut Creek features a vibrant dining and entertainment scene with over 150 restaurants, cafes, and wine bars, along with performances at the Lesher Center for the Arts. Outdoor recreation is abundant with nearby Civic Park, Mount Diablo State Park, golf courses, aquatic centers, and access to the 32-mile Iron Horse Regional Trail. Approximately a 5-minute walk to Walnut Creek BART, with convenient access to San Francisco, Oakland, Silicon Valley, and major airports via I-680 and CA-24. Top-rated schools nearby. LEASE TERMS 12-month lease. Tenant pays PG&E, water, and internet. Owner pays for garbage. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Equal Opportunity Housing Prices subject to change without notice Key Property Management is not responsible for typographical errors Thanks for looking!