Two-room apartment in San Nicolás

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · San Nicolás · Sarmiento 1500, Piso 5

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About this place

Two-room apartment for rent in San Nicolás, 35 m², lateral. Recently painted. Features a living-dining room with parquet flooring, air conditioning and a built-in closet, plus a fitted kitchen with lower cabinets and an overhead cabinet. The bedroom has parquet flooring, and there is a full bathroom with vanity and a window. Located 1 block from Av. Corrientes and 3 blocks from Av. Rivadavia, near Subte lines A, B and C and multiple bus routes. Rental terms state 1 month in advance and 1 month d

Amenities

Comfort

WiFi
AC
Heating

Kitchen

Kitchen
Stove

Pets

Pets allowed

Location

9 named places within walking distance

Plaza de las Américas 1 min walk
Express Supermarket 1 min walk
Chiquilín Restaurant 1 min walk
Centro Cultural San Martín Bus 2 min walk
Farmacity Pharmacy 2 min walk
Bonafide Café 3 min walk
Uruguay Metro 4 min walk
Sport Club Gym 7 min walk
Obelsco Sur BRT 9 min walk

US$ 730/month

US$ 436 rent + fees

AR$ 510,000

San Nicolás · US$ 786–US$ 1,385/month · 1,977 listings · below typical range

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 345
Building fees US$ 91
Estimated utilities US$ 89
Subtotal US$ 525
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Broker fee US$ 28
Furnishing US$ 177
Subtotal US$ 205

At signing

First month rent US$ 345
Security deposit US$ 345
Broker fee US$ 345
Furnishing US$ 2,152
Total at signing US$ 3,187

Costs are estimates. Actual terms depend on negotiation with landlord/agent. · Calculated for a stay of 12 months

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Fee: ½ month rent, only if you sign. Founding pilot through August 31 or first 10 deals.
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