Framed by oversized windows, this stunning two-bedroom home offers bright, open views directly across 3rd Avenue. The flexible floor plan features an open-concept kitchen styled with custom paneled appliances, Caesarstone Blizzard White countertops, an eating bar, and dedicated space for a dining set or home office setup. Finished with warm white oak floors, the residence includes a primary suite with a private en-suite bath and a walk-in closet, generous storage throughout, and the ultimate city convenience: an in-unit washer and dryer.
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RentalSource last checked: 13 hours ago · Listing updated: November 13, 2026
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Property Summary
Property Type:
Townhouse
Rental Fee:
$10,195
Bedrooms:
2 beds
Bathrooms:
2 baths
Size:
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Laundry:
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ID:
84554796
Amenities
•Washer/Dryer In Unit
•Storage
•Walk-in Closets
Additional Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom townhouse at 123 E 10th St in New York, NY 10003 rents for $10,195 a month. 123 E 10th St was advertised by Find Real Estate on November 13, 2026.
Rent History
This home was last listed for rent on RentalSource from September to October 2026 for $10,195. Today's rent is the same.
Rent history for this home, newest first
Date
Event
Rent
Change
November 13, 2026
Listed for rent
$10,195
October 27, 2026
Listing removed
$10,195
September 18, 2026
Listed for rent
$10,195
These are listed prices. What renters actually paid may have been different.
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