Furnished mini duplex 33 m²

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · Villa Crespo · Julián Álvarez 895, C1414 Comuna 15, Cdad. Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina, Villa Crespo, Capital Federal

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About this place

Furnished, renovated mini duplex of 33 m² with a two-level layout. Located in Villa Crespo/Palermo, 6 blocks from the subway and 2 blocks from the Córdoba and Scalabrini Ortiz corner.

Key details

The unit is delivered fully furnished and equipped within a small building of 10 units.

Total area: 33 m², mini duplex with internal stairs
Location: 6 blocks to the subway; 2 blocks to Córdoba & Scalabrini Ortiz
Fully furnished and equipped
Minimum lease term: 6 months

Trade-offs

Move-in conditions include additional upfront costs and a deposit.

Utilities are paid by the tenant.
Move-in requires first month rent, a refundable deposit month, and a commission.

Amenities

Comfort

Heating

Kitchen

Stove
Oven

Laundry

Washer

Building

Location

6 named places within walking distance

Jufré y Juián Álvarez Bus 1 min walk
Farmacity Pharmacy 3 min walk
Oh’No! Lulu Restaurant 4 min walk
Gimnasio Gym 5 min walk
Ángel Gallardo Metro 9 min walk
Aguirre BRT 17 min walk

US$ 766/month

US$ 650 rent + fees

Listed in USD

Villa Crespo · US$ 810–US$ 1,327/month · 1,338 listings · below typical range

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 650
Building fees Included in rent
Estimated utilities US$ 63
Subtotal US$ 713
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Broker fee US$ 53
Subtotal US$ 53

At signing

First month rent US$ 650
Security deposit US$ 650
Broker fee US$ 650
Total at signing US$ 1,950

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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