Listed by Downstairs Duplex 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath – Available Now | Downtown Chapel Hill

Days on market: 8

This one-bedroom, one-bath duplex apartment is located in a classic two-story home at 106 Basnight Lane, just off West Franklin Street in downtown Chapel Hill. The location is hard to beat, with campus, restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, and music venues all close by. It’s an ideal spot for anyone who wants to be right in the center of everything Chapel Hill has to offer. Inside, the apartment has plenty of charm with hardwood floors throughout and a comfortable layout. The kitchen includes a stove and refrigerator, and there’s also a washer and dryer for your convenience. The living space feels inviting and functional, while the bedroom offers a quiet retreat. The lease is month-to-month, giving you flexibility. Tenants are responsible for water, electricity, internet, and a $10.50/month landlord liability insurance fee (this fee is waived if you provide proof of your own policy). Security Deposit required is equivalent to the monthly rental rate, due prior to lease signing. Interested applicants must meet income requirements (min. 3x monthly rent), credit and background screening, and must have established verifiable rental history from multiple sources. Application fee is $55 per resident The application fee is $55 per resident. To schedule a showing, please contact Dunlap Lilley Properties at 919-967-9992 or ****.

Listed by Leasing Office

Days on market: 785

2 bedroom upstairs duplex - Downtown Chapel Hill and upstairs of a handsome old Piccolo house (possibly 1905), renovated, large living room, kitchen, bedroom and office (ideal for computer room or 2nd bedroom). It's a typical old floor plan of the early 1900's with one tiny closet. Back then you had wardrobes and chests for clothes storage. The old two story is located at 106 Basnight Lane, just off West Franklin Street. Walk to campus or walk to anywhere; it's a very convenient location. It has a washer and dryer, air conditioning unit, stove and refrigerator. The floors are very nicely refinished hardwood throughout. It's available soon. Many years ago the house was possibly a house of ill repute after serving as a church parsonage. I have been able to establish through old-timey police officers that it definitely was a "liquor house". It had a piccolo record machine and a hidden false bottom floor to hide the liquor when they were raided (still intact). Some of the interior door and window frames are natural pine refinished with teak oil (beautiful). It was a very popular drop in for UNC students and town folks before you could buy liquor in this county. There is no extra charge for its ancient checkered past. NO Pets LEASE TAKEOVER WANTED / TO END OF MID JULY 2024 WITH OPTION TO RENEW