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  • 150 W 21st St

    New York, NY 10011

    Apartment building
    Studio-4 beds

    Available units

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    What's special

    Separate stainless steel kitchenGranite counter-tops
    **Please request a tour to ask any questions or set up a showing. Please do not call to make appointments or to ask questions about the listing. Thank you.** **NO BROKER FEE **In-person showings only. No virtual tours or site unseen applications being offered at this time.** **No video or floorplan available.** Massive true 1-Bed in a great Chelsea location. Pet friendly, laundry and elevator building. Featuring a separate stainless steel kitchen with granite counter-tops. Massive living room accommodates any sized couch, table and an entertainment system. Bedroom fits upto a king sized bed, a dresser and much more. Ample storage space throughout the apt. This apartment will rent quickly!! Fees and upfront costs: 20 application fee per applicant.** **First month's rent and one month security deposit.** **Replacement** keys during tenancy are $30 per key.**

    Facts, features & policies

    Unit features

    Flooring
    • Hardwood

    Neighborhood: Chelsea

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    Walk, Transit & Bike Scores

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    Walker's Paradise
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    Rider's Paradise
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    Biker's Paradise

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    Frequently asked questions

    Based on the latest Zillow data, the average rent across all unit types in New York is currently $6,487 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.

    Rent in New York has increased by $92 month-over-month, according to the latest Zillow rental data.

    The schools assigned to 150 W 21st St include PS 11 Sarah J Garnett Elementary School (The), Jhs 104 Simon Baruch, and Manhattan Village Academy.

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