Must rent furnished. No pets per condominium rules; no short term leases. Available immediately upon approval of condominium lease package (found on Domecile website).
Unit 30D is a fully furnished, bright, and airy corner 2 bed, 2 bath home available for immediate occupancy!
This corner apartment has excellent natural light and open views of the Empire State Building, Freedom Tower, and Midtown skyline from its South/West exposures. It also features Brazilian cherry wood floors, renovated kitchen, and an excellent split bedroom layout.
425 5th Avenue is a full-service condominium centrally located in Midtown Manhattan and features full-time doorman/concierge, live-in resident manager, fitness center, outdoor terrace, lounge, business center, swimming pool, laundry room, and children's playroom.
Tenant-Paid Fees When Applying:
Landlord Credit Check Application Fee: $20/person
Upon Landlord Approval and Lease Signing: First Month's Rent + One Month Security Deposit
Tenant-Paid Condo Fees (After Lease has been executed and unit has been marked "in contract" and taken off market), submitted with condo lease application on Domecile:
Administrative Fee: $1,500
Annual Amenity Fee: $350 per applicant/adult occupant
Application Processing Fee: $550
Credit/Background Check Fee: $150 per applicant
Move-In Fee: $1,500
Move-In Deposit (refundable): $1,000
Domecile Digital Submission Fee: $65
Domecile processing fee: 5% on above fees
The condo package requirements and fees can be found directly on the Domecile website.
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