Make sure you talk to a lawyer and accountant.
I would think the stove fridge etc is pretty much expected. Maybe the washer dryer is a perk someone will pay for. On the rest I'd say rent it furnished or not. Sounds like you are part way. If you don't want your old stuff, sell it. Just my opinion.
Finally I know when you start renting you are basically selling the unit to yourself at today's prices for a rental property. That will keep your capital gains to date tax free. Deemed disposition - One of about 4 technical terms I know and I've now got to use it twice in a week
