2-bed coastal home in Buenos Aires — ARS 5,741,000/month

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A shorter tenancy would mean more turnover, while a long lease is difficult to discuss sensibly before the monthly extras are clear. The property is a 2-bed coastal home in Buenos Aires, approximately 205 m², offered at ARS 5,741,000 per month.

I am looking for a dependable tenant and am open to agreeing the start date, deposit and lease duration as part of the terms. Please include your intended move date and preferred length when enquiring. I can then clarify the condition, what is covered by the rent, which utilities are billed separately and any other recurring charges.
 
Is it furnished, partly furnished or empty? I’d also want to know which charges may be included and which utilities would be billed separately. Those details could make a substantial difference to the total monthly commitment.
 
“Buenos Aires” covers a lot of ground for someone judging transport and coastal access. Can you give a more precise area, or at least describe the nearest transport options? Also, is there a minimum lease length under consideration?
 
Are pets negotiable? Please also explain how maintenance requests would be handled, especially anything urgent involving water, electricity or access.
 
I’d be cautious about discussing applicants before the deposit and recurring charges are clearer. At ARS 5,741,000 per month, prospective tenants need enough information to compare the full cost, not only the headline rent. Even a provisional list of tenant-paid items would help.
 
Fair point. I’m not treating any charge as included until it is agreed in the lease, and I don’t want to guess at a deposit or utility arrangement before the terms are settled. For now, interested tenants should send their move date, preferred lease length, furnishing needs and whether they have pets. I’ll respond to those proposals with the relevant condition, transport, cost and maintenance details.
 
That helps, but it may still save time to state whether furnished and pet-friendly proposals are genuinely open rather than asking everyone to enquire. A short breakdown covering rent, possible extras, utility billing and maintenance responsibility would make the listing easier to assess without locking you into final terms.
 
Agreed. A prospective tenant can make a sensible first approach now, but should ask for the complete monthly-cost breakdown and deposit terms in writing before committing. The exact area and transport information are also essential for deciding whether 205 m² and the coastal setting justify the rent for their circumstances.
 
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