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🏙️ RENOVATED MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS 4 BEDROOM | 2 BATHROOMS | IN-UNIT LAUNDRY
📍 Claremont Avenue, Morningside Heights
💰 $6,600/month
🛏️ 4 Bedrooms | 🛁 2 Bathrooms
📅 Available Now
📝 11-Month Lease
This beautifully renovated four-bedroom residence offers generous living space, contemporary finishes, and the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer.
✨ Apartment Features:
* Four spacious bedrooms
* Two renovated bathrooms
* Bright living area
* Hardwood floors
* In-unit washer and dryer
* Modern fixtures and finishes
* Functional seven-room layout
* Pets considered with approval
* Guarantors accepted
🍽️ Renovated Kitchen:
* Stainless-steel appliances
* Dishwasher
* Modern cabinetry
* Contemporary countertops
* Full-size appliances
Conveniently situated near neighborhood restaurants, cafes, shopping, parks, universities, cultural institutions, the 125th Street subway station, and multiple bus routes.
💳 Move-In Costs:
* First month's rent
* One-month security deposit
* Application fee of $20 or less per applicant
📩 Contact me today for availability, current application requirements, or to schedule a private showing.
Adrian Harris
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Highline Residential
Pricing, availability, layouts, finishes, fees, and lease terms are subject to change. Photos may depict a similar residence. Please verify all information before applying.
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