5th floor with balcony

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · Hurlingham · Pedro Diaz 452 E/ Charrúas Y Cura Brochero., Hurlingham, Bs.As. G.B.A. Oeste

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About this place

2-room apartment facing the street on the 5th floor, with a living-dining area and a balcony. Includes an integrated kitchen-dining area, 1 bedroom, and 1 full bathroom with a shower. Pets are not allowed and the maximum occupancy is 2 people.

Key details

The layout is centered on an open living-dining space with an integrated kitchen, plus a separate bedroom and full bathroom.

2-room unit facing the street, on the 5th floor with elevator
Living-dining area with balcony and integrated kitchen-dining
1 bedroom and 1 full bathroom with shower
No parking (0) and no pets allowed
Maximum 2 people

Amenities

Kitchen

Stove

Building

Doorman

Outdoor

Balcony

Location

6 named places within walking distance

Plaza John Ravencroft Bus 1 min walk
Plaza al Monumento al Cabildo abierto 1 min walk
Crossfit Lekker Gym 2 min walk
Nueva Casella Pharmacy 3 min walk
La Fragata Restaurant 3 min walk
Candela Café 4 min walk

US$ 780/month

US$ 446 rent + fees

AR$ 600,000

Hurlingham · US$ 445–US$ 625/month · 152 listings · above typical range

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 405
Building fees US$ 41
Estimated utilities US$ 71
Subtotal US$ 517
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Guarantee (caución) US$ 86
Furnishing US$ 178
Subtotal US$ 264

At signing

First month rent US$ 405
Security deposit US$ 405
Guarantee (caución) US$ 1,044
Furnishing US$ 2,162
Total at signing US$ 4,017

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

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No payment until you sign the lease.

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