Looking for ecofriendly homes for rent in the different parts of the country? Zillow found some one-bedroom rentals that are not only listed for an affordable price but also have some environmental-friendly features. They are located in the city or close to the suburbs.
In 2555 Main St, Irvine, CA a modern one-bedroom apartment is available for $1,870 per month. It was said that the place exceeds green-friendly expectations, and its strong commitment to the environment is evident in its water-reducing faucets and organic paint. It is also equipped with energy-saving appliances like Energy Star dishwasher and an energy-efficient water heater.
In 300 Riverboat Row, Newport, KY, another one-bedroom apartment is available for only $1,400 a month. It is located in a waterfront community where one can enjoy stunning water views from the place. It is equipped with energy-efficient stainless steel appliances, and one can enjoy the fresh air and relax in its private balcony. The large windows provide a lot of natural light in the place.
The one-bedroom apartment in 1401 Blair Mill Rd, Silver Spring, MD uses wind technology as its power source. The place also has access to Zipcar vans and cars. One would really enjoy the many perks of living in this walk and environmentally-friendly community.
Meanwhile, the apartment in 1 Waterway Ave, Spring, TX is powered by solar energy. It is available for rent for $1,280 per month, and the unit includes water efficient stainless steel appliances.
This one-bedroom apartment in 1550 SE 20th Ave, Portland, OR is not only stylish with its hardwood floors, granite countertops and custom cabinetry, but it is also equipped with energy-efficient appliances which help keep the utility bills to a minimum. The unit also has LEED Gold certification and large high-performance windows.
Lastly, in 500 William St, Oakland, CA a unit is built with recycled materials and equipped with eco-friendly systems and fixtures. It also has access to Japanese style garden and an outdoor seating with a fireplace.
