Air ConditioningBalconyCable ReadyCeiling Fan(s)DishwasherGarden TubHardwood FlooringLoft LayoutMicrowaveOversized ClosetsSome Paid UtilitiesVaulted CeilingsViewWasher & Dryer ConnectionsWasher & Dryer In UnitHousekeeping AvailableDeckGarbage DisposalPatioRefrigeratorDisability AccessFurnished AvailablePetsShort Term AvailableBasketball Court(s)ClubhouseCovered ParkingEmergency MaintenanceExtra StorageFitness CenterGarageGreen CommunityHigh Speed Internet AccessLaundry FacilityPlaygroundSwimming PoolTennis Court(s)Trail, Bike, Hike, JogWireless Internet AccessOn Site MaintenanceOn Site ManagementRecreation RoomPet FriendlyHappy, professional, onsite teamSuper responsive maintenance team4miles to RT-288, RT-76, I-95Large pets welcomePaved walking trailsWalk to YMCALIke our FACEBOOK pageWalk to fishing pond, volleyball, mini-golfSparkling pool with gazeboConvenient to shopping, dining, and entertainmentShort distance to Ft. LeeWasher/dryer - yours or oursPicnic barbecue grills2-bay car wash w/vacuumMembership to Celebration ParkLEASE TERM: Flexible and corporateWalk to skating rink with bonfire pit24-hour Health Club24-hour emerg.
maintenanceLighted tennis courtDetached garage with remoteVaulted and 9' ceilingsLuxury garden tubsLaundry facilitiesParking and Trash Service included in monthly rentFree weight room and Cardio room*Select Units Currently being upgraded*Breed RestrictionCall Check AvailabilityPrices and availability subject to change without notice.Move-in Specials!$25 off monthly rent with 12 month lease! *offer subject to change*Take advantage of this fantastic offer today! Sterling GlenOverlooking no detail, Sterling Glen offers an incredible list of amenities including cardio and weight room, sparkling swimming pool with furnished sunning deck and grilling stations, lighted tennis court, detached garages, ceramic tile entries and 9 ft. ceilings. Sterling Glen features one, two and three bedroom apartment homes, luxury amenities inside and out including, lofts & spiral staircases, built-in appliances. Walk to nearby Hampton Park offering, free to our residents, the use of Celebration Park offering walking trails, fishing pond with dock, miniature golf, skating rink with fire pit, volleyball court, playground and fun house.
Excellent Chesterfield County schools. Large pets are welcome, too. Offering more than an average apartment community, make your home at Sterling Glen. Just minutes to Rt. 288, Powhite Parkway, I-95, Ft. Lee, Alstom Power, Bon Secour or anywhere you need to be. Come live the tradition...Ask about our move-in specials!!!!Lease TermsOffering 6-18 month lease termsCall Check AvailabilityOpen Today10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PMSunday1:00 PM ~ 5:00 PMMonday9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PMTuesday9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PMWednesday9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PMThursday9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PMFriday9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PMSaturday10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PMWe conduct tours 15 min til close.View AllCall Check AvailabilityGeneral DirectionsFrom Rt. 288, exit Rt. 360/Hull St. West. turn left into the Hampton Park entrance. We're on the left.Call Check AvailabilityCall Check AvailabilityFax: 8046390054Visit the property's management website Visit the property's websiteSee other Multifamily Management Services, Inc. Properties in your area.Find more Chesterfield Virginia ApartmentsCall Check Availability
Retired Idaho legislator Mike Mitchell dies BOISE - Described by friends as a gentleman and go-to government expert, longtime Lewiston lawmaker Mike Mitchell died in Boise on Friday. He was 91.Mitchell spent… 'Fake milk' is latest food fight with FDA NEW YORK - Is "fake milk" spoiling the dairy industry's image?Dairy producers are calling for a crackdown on the almond, soy and rice "milks" they say… Idaho lawmaker mixes up a new liquor license reform plan BOISE - Idaho's 70-year-old system of doling out liquor licenses could get a makeover under legislation introduced Friday in the Idaho House.Rep. Luke Malek, R-Coeur d'Alene,… Move to raise smoking age dies quickly BOISE - Legislation described as perhaps "the single-most effective public health policy" in Idaho died on a 5-4 vote in the Senate State Affairs Committee on… Lewiston man accepts plea deal on child abuse charges A Lewiston man has accepted a plea agreement after reportedly burning a 5-year-old child with a methamphetamine pipe and recording the child performing sexual acts on…
Fuchs snips cut flower sideline Just shy of reaching its 100-year anniversary, Fuchs Flower and Garden Center in Clarkston is restructuring to mesh with changing trends.The business discontinued cut flowers and… LOSD customers won't see rate increase While wastewater rates are increasing in the city of Lewiston and the Central Orchards Sewer District, residents in the Lewiston Orchards Sewer District will continue to… Millennium Fund group to stop accepting applications BOISE - The Millennium Fund Committee voted 6-4 Friday to stop accepting grant applications in 2019, despite concerns the move was illegal.The committee makes recommendations for… Pullman residents to discuss taxi ordinance PULLMAN - A public meeting will be held Monday night to discuss possible changes to the city's taxi ordinance.The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m.… Dworshak Dam increasing water discharge TribuneThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District on Friday night announced that water discharge from Dworshak Dam near Orofino would increase moderately from 8…
A quick look at what's going on in our region:The subject is roses at Clarkston eventPatt's Garden Center, 1280 Port Drive in Clarkston, is hosting a… Of Friday, March 3, 2017BirthsSt. Joseph Regional Medical CenterAdrian Kiefer and Neil Miller Jr. of Orofino, a daughter, Addison Marie Miller, born Thursday.Brittney and Hiram Diaz… A Thursday photo caption misidentified the National Education Association, which sponsors the annual Read Across America event, because of a Tribune error.… Stories published in the Lewiston Tribune on ...March 4, 1997ASOTIN - Motorists will suffer through six months of detours as Asotin County builds Fleshman Way, an… Tribune/Steve hanks Warm, dry weather drew Karen Thorson and Shane Bowen to the Hells Gate State Park riding trails for a horse ride Friday afternoon. Meningococcal disease hits third OSU student CORVALLIS, Ore. - After lying dormant for several months, the same strain of meningococcal disease that infected two Oregon State University students last fall has struck…
FBI: No evidence of crime in death of Muslim teen Associated PressLAKE STEVENS, Wash. - The FBI says it so far has seen no evidence of a crime in its review of a case in which… Oregon family to donate organs of fire victims Associated PressPORTLAND, Ore. - An Oregon family that lost six people, including five children, in a fatal fire will donate the organs of the mother and… Oregon lawmakers push to protect marijuana users' info from feds SALEM, Ore. - Oregon lawmakers worried about a nationwide crackdown on legal marijuana under President Donald Trump's administration are rushing to protect the personal information… Teen pleads guilty to abandoning newborn Associated PressEVERETT, Wash. - An 18-year-old woman has pleaded guilty to abandoning her newborn in a dumpster north of Seattle after giving birth to him… $10M Medicaid gap bill reintroduced in SenateBOISE - The fight to provide basic health services to Idaho's neediest residents has moved to the Senate.Earlier this week,…
BNSF, watchdogs settle coal dust suit Associated PressSEATTLE - BNSF Railway and seven environmental groups have settled a lawsuit saying that coal spilled from trains pollutes waterways in Washington state. Project to clear radioactive waste completed Associated PressIDAHO FALLS - A 17-year project to clear radioactive waste at a buried airplane-hangar like structure in Idaho has been completed.The waste included contaminated tools,… Mexico governors support Seattle 'dreamer' SEATTLE - The governors of Mexico have written to an American court to express support for a Seattle-area man who has been detained for weeks despite… Seattle assesses homeless population ahead of proposed levySEATTLE - A survey of homeless people in Seattle has found that many were living in the city when… New measures OK'd to protect birds from contaminated pit HELENA, Mont. - Federal officials said Friday they have approved new measures meant to prevent a repeat of last fall's mass bird deaths in a contaminated…