2-room apartment with elevator

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · Caballito · Ramon Falcon Al 1500, Caballito, Capital Federal

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About this place

Two-room apartment one block from Avenida Rivadavia. Building has an elevator. Not furnished and pets are not allowed.

Key details

This is a two-room unit with an equipped kitchen and a bathroom with a shower, located near Avenida Rivadavia with subway line A mentioned for the area.

Elevator in the building.
Kitchen with cooktop and oven; fitted cabinetry.
Bathroom with shower (no bathtub) and standard toilet.
No pets and not furnished.

Amenities

Comfort

Heating

Kitchen

Stove
Oven

Building

Gym
Doorman

Location

10 named places within walking distance

Puan Metro 3 min walk
Rivadavia y Miró Bus 3 min walk
Farmacity Pharmacy 3 min walk
Pastas Savori Restaurant 4 min walk
Bonafide Café 5 min walk
Plaza Bautista Paladino 6 min walk
Tramway Histórico de Buenos Aires Tram 12 min walk
American Sport Gym 12 min walk
Plaza del Ángel Gris Large park 14 min walk
Parque Chacabuco Major park 17 min walk

US$ 716/month

US$ 472 rent + fees

AR$ 600,000

Caballito · US$ 666–US$ 991/month · 1,466 listings

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 393
Building fees US$ 79
Estimated utilities US$ 65
Subtotal US$ 537
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Broker fee US$ 16
Furnishing US$ 162
Subtotal US$ 178

At signing

First month rent US$ 393
Security deposit US$ 393
Broker fee US$ 199
Furnishing US$ 1,970
Total at signing US$ 2,956

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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