2-room apartment with balcony

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · La Matanza · Necochea Al 400, Ramos Mejía, La Matanza, Bs.As. G.B.A. Oeste

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About this place

2-room apartment in Ramos Mejía Sur, on the 5th floor with west orientation and a balcony. Not furnished and the building has an elevator. The lease is for 24 months with quarterly adjustments by IPC.

Key details

The unit is offered as a 2-room rental with a balcony and elevator, with utilities and building charges paid by the tenant.

5th floor, west-facing, with balcony
Elevator in the building
24-month lease with quarterly IPC adjustment
Tenant pays electricity, gas, water, ABL, and common building expenses
No pets allowed and no parking

Amenities

Kitchen

Stove

Building

Doorman

Outdoor

Balcony

Location

8 named places within walking distance

Espora y Necochea Bus 1 min walk
Super General Supermarket 2 min walk
Plaza Alem Restaurant 2 min walk
Dubs Café 3 min walk
Rosales Pharmacy 4 min walk
Open Park Gym 4 min walk
Plazoleta San Martín Plaza 8 min walk
Plaza Domingo Faustino Sarmiento Large park 11 min walk

US$ 575/month

US$ 426 rent + fees

AR$ 550,000

La Matanza · US$ 452–US$ 606/month · 2,417 listings

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 361
Building fees US$ 66
Estimated utilities US$ 66
Subtotal US$ 493
Entry costs, spread over 24 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Furnishing US$ 83
Subtotal US$ 83

At signing

First month rent US$ 361
Security deposit US$ 361
Furnishing US$ 1,981
Total at signing US$ 2,702

Costs are estimates. Actual terms depend on negotiation with landlord/agent. · Calculated for a stay of 24 months

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