168 Southwest Robin Road
Wed Oct 28, 2026About This Property
Welcome to your new home in Lees Summit, MO! This spacious two-story apartment features 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a bright open layout, and a kitchen with sleek stainless-steel appliances. Enjoy a partially finished basement for extra space, cozy carpeting, ceiling fans, and the convenience of in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Comfort and style await—schedule a tour today!
** Photos could be of another unit but similar layout and finishes**
• No section 8 / Vouchers.
• Credit – 580+ preferred. No recent car repossessions, utility bills, bank accounts, or payday loans in collections.
• Income Requirement – Must make 2.5x the rent. Please itemize all income sources, including voucher amount, food stamps, SSI, disability, etc.
• Application Fee – $45 per applicant. All occupants 18 and older must complete an application.
• Admin Fee – $100, due upon approval.
• Renters Insurance required
• Only Cats allowed: $300 deposit + $15-25/mo.
• Landlord Reference Required – Include current/previous landlord’s phone number and email address.
• Security Deposit – Must be paid within 48 hours of acceptance.
AMENITIES:
* stainless appliances
* natural light
* bright and open
* partially finished basement
* carpet
* Two story
* ceiling fan
* W/D hookups
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Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo at 168 Southwest Robin Road in Lee's Summit, MO is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 940 square feet of living space. Rent is $1,300 per month, with a security deposit of $1,400. It is available to move in now. Contact the owner or property manager on this page to ask questions or set up a showing, or browse more rentals in Lee's Summit, MO on Rent Duck.
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