Property Description for 1295 Fifth Ave, 21-G
**Move-In Special! Receive up to a $1,000 rent credit toward your first months rent when you apply within 3 days of viewing the apartment. Incentive varies by apartment size. Restrictions apply.***All Open Houses are by appointment only*"No Balcony"Fee(s) Disclosure:We are committed to providing clear and transparent information about all fees associated with renting our apartments. Please review the following disclosures regarding potential fees:-Broker Fee: No Broker FeeBroker fees varysometimes brokers charge fees, sometimes they do not. Any broker fees will always be clearly disclosed upfront.-Market Rate Application Fee: $20 per applicantA non-refundable application fee may be required to process your rental application.-Pet Fee: No Pet FeePet fees or deposits may apply and will be disclosed prior to signing a lease.-Amenities Fees: No Amenities FeeSome amenities may require additional monthly fees, which will be outlined in your lease agreement.-Other Fees: Any additional fees related to tenancy will be disclosed before lease signing.Welcome to The Heritage, South Harlem's most sought-after property nestled on the northeast corner of Central Park and Fifth Avenue.Apartment Features:-Large Separate Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances-Oversized Living Room-Ample Closet Space throughout-Marble-finished Bathrooms-Double-paned Windows-In-Unit Washer/Dryer *select homes-Private Terraces *select homesBuilding Features:-24 Hour Doorman/Security-Brand New Fitness Center-Brand New Resident Lounge-Laundry Facility-Live-In Superintendent-Amazon Hub Lockers-Parking Garage *add'l fee-Storage *add'l feeNeighborhood Features:-Central Park as your backyard-Museum Mile just a few blocks away-Mount Sinai Hospital nearby-Easy Access to Mass Transit East or West, with the 2/3 Trains one Avenue away and the 6 Train a few blocks over.*Photos provided are of similar apartments in the building. Pricing and availability subject to change without notice.Welcome to The Heritage, South Harlem's most sought-after property nestled on the northeast corner of Central Park and Fifth Avenue.