The Residences At Toscana Park Apartments

The Residences At Toscana Park

Imagine living everyday with convenience, luxury and resort style services. We invite you to Live Toscana. The Residences at Toscana Park is conveniently located in Granger, Indiana and is designed to fulfill the needs of those looking for high-end apartment living with extravagant finishes and character you would be accustomed to finding in a privately owned home. These unique apartment homes encompass a sophisticated location within walking distance to Toscana Park and Heritage Square, which offers the perfect blend of better grade retail, restaurants, cafes, parks, entertainment and more. Every detail of the Residence at Toscana Park has been carefully thought out and planned to create a truly upscale, unique apartment living experience. The community offers an array of spacious luxury floor plans for one, two and three bedroom apartment homes with ample square footage ranging from 961 sq feet to 1,582 sq feet. Each floor plan was carefully created with modern living in mind. The kitchen features include a stainless steel energy star appliance package with side-by-side refrigerator and built in microwave and designer kitchen cabinets. Our professional management staff is looking forward to showing you how to begin your life of luxury living at The Residences at Toscana Park. We invite you to come and discover your own personal oasis when you Live Toscana.

Lease Terms

Standard Lease Terms ? 24 months
Short Term Leases ? 12-23 months: additional $17 per month
Application Fee - $90 first applicant, $45 each additional applicant
Reservation/Administration Fee - $250

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