1 Bed 1 Bath Condo for Rent - Kansas City, MO - $795/mo
Wed Oct 28, 2026About This Property
Discover this renovated 1-bedroom upper-level apartment in Kansas City, MO. The unit features abundant natural light, a fully renovated bathroom, and window AC units for cooling. On-site parking adds convenience, and the property accepts housing vouchers. Ideal for someone seeking a freshly updated, well-lit space in a convenient location.
• Vouchers Accepted – Must be in hand; proper notice to vacate required.
• 520+ Credit Preferred - No car repossessions, utilities, bank accounts or speedy cash in collections.
• 3x Income
• Non-Smoking Property
• Fees – $100 admin due on approval.
• Renters Insurance Required - $15-40.95 packages available
• Only max of 2 cast allowed! $300 non refundable for cats - non-refundable pet fee $15–$50/month pet rent
• References – Current/previous landlord contact required including email
• Security Deposit – Due within 48 hours of approval.
AMENITIES:
* renovated
* driveway
* parking
* natural light
* renovated bathroom
* updated kitchen
* carpet
* ac window units
* upper level unit
* updated paint
* updated bathroom
* stainless steel appliances
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Rental Details
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo at 6921 Prospect Avenue, Unit B in Kansas City, MO is available for rent on Rent Duck. Rent is $795 per month, with a security deposit of $895. 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 Kansas City, MO on Rent Duck.
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