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669 SW 7th St Dickinson, ND 58601 has two bedrooms available and rents for $695/mo.

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North Dakota Stark County Dickinson 669 SW 7th St

$695 / Month

669 SW 7th St

Dickinson, ND 58601

2 Weeks Ago

669 SW 7th St

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Beds	Baths	Average SF
2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms 2 Br	1 Bath 1 Bath 1 Ba	825 SF

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About This Property

(701) 483-1154 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment - This apartment is located in South Dickinson right across from Heart River Elementary school. Deposit is 1 months rent with approved application. Features include: W/D included, pet friendly w/additional pet rent (2 pet limit), located in 4 plex, and off street parking. You can view all our properties at heartriverproperties.com and to apply. Call us today and schedule a time to view - Heart River Properties - 701-483-1154. Quality Rentals....Affordable Pricing!!! (RLNE5683281) Pet policies: Small Dogs Allowed, Cats Allowed, Large Dogs Allowed.

669 SW 7th St is an apartment community located in Stark County and the 58601 ZIP Code.

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City - Dickinson

Between Bismarck and the border with Montana there is only one sizable town on Interstate 94, and that location is Dickinson, North Dakota. Set in big, rolling hills prairie land, Dickinson was first established in 1881 as settlers and prospectors pushed westward looking for land and ranching resources. Interestingly enough, the town was first settled and founded by a New Yorker -- W.S. Dickinson from Malone, NY.

Today, Dickinson is home to almost 20,000 residents, which is a growth of more than 2,000 new neighbors since 2010. Much of the grown has been associated with the oil industry boom the state has been realizing with shale deposit mining and the demand for technical labor in drilling and geology. In fact, with all the workers counted, some estimate that Dickinson has more than 30,000 residents, a good portion being oil workers.

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