$1,000 - $1,375 per month
Parchment Pointe Townhomes
1 - 3 Beds
450 Haymac Dr, Parchment, MI 49004
$1,000 - $1,375 per month
Parchment Pointe Townhomes
1 - 3 Beds
450 Haymac Dr, Parchment, MI 49004
$875 - $1,100 per month
Parchment Manor Apartments
1 - 2 Beds
133 N Riverview Dr, Parchment, MI 49004
$1,100 per month
1879 E G Ave Unit 1879 E G, Kalamazoo, MI 49004
2 bed 1 bathQuiet Parchment neighborhood (Across the Street from Parchment HS)Unique and large additional living / storage space in basement. Included are lawn, water, trash.In unit laundryNo smoking-no pets1.5 months deposit$1100Our standard qualifications for approval are as follows:Minimum credit score of 600Sufficient income (3x rental
Parchment, Michigan, named after the historic Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Company, is a small community with a population of around 2,000. The city is known for its outdoor activities and a "small hometown feel," with residents enjoying proximity to the 40-acre Kindleberger Park and the Kalamazoo River, which is popular for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. The city features a variety of pre-World War II homes, including Cape Cod, ranch-style, and Colonial Revival houses, many of which are surrounded by mature trees. Kindleberger Park, often referred to as the "Jewel of Parchment," offers amenities such as a playground, tennis courts, a stage, and baseball fields, along with winding trails and a gazebo. Nearby, the 186-acre Spring Valley Park and the 160-acre Markin Glen Park provide additional attractions like disc golf, nature trails, and water sports. Dining options in Parchment include Geno's Golden Pizza & Pub, Buen Provecho Mexican Restaurant, and Spad’s Twisters Soft Serve Ice Cream, with more choices available just 4 miles away in downtown Kalamazoo. The Parchment School District serves the community, with Northwood Elementary being highly rated. Residents benefit from access to Kalamazoo’s Metro buses and nearby highways, with U.S. Highway 131 leading to Grand Rapids, about 50 miles north. The area experiences significant snowfall annually and receives its drinking water from Kalamazoo following a past contamination issue.