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Rental ID	2029700
Rental type	House For Rent Rental: Furnished
Rent	USD 1550 month, 500 week, 200 day Security deposit: 1 month Rental rebate: 25
Location	Corona 97th St/Nothern Bvld
Rental size	1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Total Sq ft 800
Lease Info	Start: Year round / short term Short term+ Renew: Maybe Summer: No Holiday: No

The owner is allowing you to rent a one bedroom a apartment. we will need one month security deposit and one month rent.

Furnishes with a full size bed, sofa, TV, kitchen utensil

super lager Master Bedroom as wooded floors plus super large closet ground floor with your own bathroom . Walking distance to 7 trains, minutes to Manhattan.

act fast (kitchen w/ dishwasher,new large living room/ backyard which includes parking, we will need see state ID or passport and pay-stubs .If you are a traveler a $150 deposit is need to hold the apt for 7 days. We will need pic id to see the place. when contacting us please tell us you full name and why you want rent the and how long would you be staying.


Parking	Doorman
High speed internet	Smoker OK
Pets OK	Elevator
Cable	Laundry in bldg
Air conditioning	Utilities included
Credit app. reqd	Broker fee

Listing Summary: 1550 per month 1 bedroom 1 bath furnished House for rent in Corona, Queens, 97th St, Nothern Bvld posted by Owner.

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