Three-room apartment with patio in Recoleta

Three-room apartment with patio in Recoleta

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2 bedrooms · 1 bath · Recoleta · Mansilla Al 3451. Entre Coronel Diaz Y Guise, Barrio Norte, Capital Federal, Capital Federal

Updated Jun 15

About this place

Three-room apartment in Recoleta on the 1st floor with a large patio. The layout is 2 bedrooms with a main bedroom that includes a built-in closet and a second bedroom without a closet; there is a reception area instead of a living room. Full kitchen; space for a washing machine in the patio.

Amenities

Pets

Pets allowed

Location

10 named places within walking distance

Avenida Coronel Díaz Bus 1 min walk
Starbucks Café 1 min walk
Todo Tartas Restaurant 1 min walk
Nancy Supermarket 2 min walk
Farmacity Pharmacy 3 min walk
Urban Six Gym 3 min walk
Bulnes Metro 8 min walk
Av. Corrientes BRT 14 min walk
Parque General Juan Gregorio de Las Heras Major park 17 min walk
Parque General Juan Gregorio de Las Heras Large park 17 min walk

US$ 862/month

US$ 563 rent + fees

AR$ 750,000

Recoleta · US$ 1,310–US$ 2,532/month · 1,560 listings · below typical range

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 495
Building fees US$ 68
Estimated utilities US$ 69
Subtotal US$ 632
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once, at signing ↓
Broker fee US$ 21
Furnishing US$ 210
Subtotal US$ 231

At signing

First month rent US$ 495
Security deposit US$ 495
Broker fee US$ 250
Furnishing US$ 2,557
Total at signing US$ 3,797

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

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