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About the property
Great new studio apartment in a prime location just steps to Grand Central, great restaurants, 4,5,6,7 and S Trains. 132 East 45th Street is a 13 story elevator building located between 3rd Avenue and Lexington in Midtown East, one block from Grand Central Station. Originally constructed in 1910, the building consists of 94 studio, alcove studio and 1 bedroom rental apartments. Additionally the ground floor retail space houses a New York Health & Racquet Club with 45' saltwater swimming pool, state-of-the-art cardio equipment, saunas and steam rooms. Lessees receive a generously discounted membership to New York Health & Racquet Club. *Net rent advertised reflects 1 month free. Photos and floor plans are of a representative unit. Prices and incentives are subject to change.
Amenities
- In-unit Laundry
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Minimum Credit Score Needed
Fair 680-699
Minimum Income Needed
$99,600
Security Deposit
One month
Pets Accepted
N/A
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Type of the building
Apartment Building
Number Units
94
Number of Floors
12
Year built
1915
Subways Near This Building
These trains run through . In addition, city buses are also available in this area.
Available Subway Lines:
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Original Listing: 3yd-REBNY-NEST-68492
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