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5Droom
660 W 180th St, New York, NY 10033, USAPrice: $1250
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DETAILS
| Listing Id: | 229673 |
| Campus Name: | Columbia University |
| Price From: | $1250-1250 |
| Bedrooms: | 5-5 |
| Bathrooms: | 2-2 |
| Property Type: | Room |
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Description
🏡 AVAILABLE NOW – SUPER SUNNY & SPACIOUS ROOMS! ☀️
✨ 5 Large Rooms for Rent in an incredible 5 Bed, 2 Bath apartment with IN-UNIT Washer/Dryer and tons of natural sunlight! Located on the 6th floor of an elevator building with a live-in super.
📍 Prime Location – 180th St & Broadway
🚆 A Express & 1 Train – Minutes Away!
🏥 Columbia University & NY Presbyterian – One Stop Away!
🌟 Near GWB Terminal, Starbucks, Saggio NYC, Tampopo Ramen, Dunkin', J Hood Wright Park, Bennett Park & More!
💰 Move-In Requirements:
✅ Income: 40x rent ($46K–$56K min yearly)
✅ Credit Score: 670+
✅ Guarantors Welcome! (80x rent & 690+ credit score)
✅ First Month’s Rent + One-Month Broker Fee (equal to rent)
✅ $20 Application Fee (Credit/Background Check)
🚫 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED!
📜 12-Month Lease with Your Roommates – Standard lease approval required (proof of income, tax return, pay stubs, bank statements, ID, etc.).
💡 You’re only responsible for YOUR share of the rent!
📲 Contact KRIS now for more info! ✨🏡
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Utilities Included in Rent
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Walk Times
Your Commute: 15-minute
1.2 mi/24 mins
5Droom located in New York, New York, is a great rental option for Columbia University students looking for their next place to call home. This room is a short 15-minute walk to campus . There are 5 bedroom units. If you can see yourself living at 5Droom or have questions about the units, reach out to the landlord by contacting them using the form above.
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