One-bedroom apartment in Recoleta

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Studio · 2 beds · 1 bath · Recoleta

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About this place

Bright apartment in Recoleta with an entry hall, dining area for two, and a bedroom sector with 2 twin beds. Kitchenette-style kitchen with a microwave, fridge and basic kitchenware, plus a bathroom with a shower. Includes WiFi internet, cable TV and air conditioning. Electricity is paid by the tenant in full.

Original listing text

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Amenities

Comfort

WiFi
AC

Kitchen

Microwave

Location

8 named places within walking distance

Junín y Juncal Bus 1 min walk
Festín Restaurant 1 min walk
SoulPilates Gym 2 min walk
Cliford Pharmacy 4 min walk
Plaza Teniente General Emilio Mitre Large park 8 min walk
Las Heras Metro 9 min walk
Av. Cordoba BRT 13 min walk
Plaza Rubén Darío Major park 17 min walk

US$ 580/month

Listed in USD

+ US$ 75 Estimated building fees/month

Recoleta · US$ 400–US$ 650/month · 1,004 listings

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 580
Estimated building fees US$ 75
Estimated utilities US$ 87
Subtotal US$ 742
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once ↓
Owner's agent fee US$ 48
Subtotal US$ 48
All-in monthly US$ 790

At signing

First month rent US$ 580
Security deposit US$ 580
Owner's agent fee US$ 580
Total at signing US$ 1,740

The listing agency works for the owner, yet by market practice the tenant pays its commission: the agency controls access to the apartment, so the fee works like a toll.

Costs are estimates. Actual terms depend on negotiation with landlord/agent. Unitrank receives no part of any of these charges. · Calculated for a stay of 12 months

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