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215 E 12th St

New York, NY 10003 - New York County

Townhouse

2 beds

1 bath

Laundry on site

About 215 E 12th St

Nestled in the heart of the East Village, this sprawling, true two-bedroom home balances classic downtown charm with exceptional space. The standout 23-foot living and dining area is anchored by a cozy wood-burning fireplace and exposed brick, flowing out onto a private balcony. Both queen-plus bedrooms offer excellent closet space, complimented by high ceilings, dedicated A/C units in every room, and an updated kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances.

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RentalSource last checked: 23 hours ago · Listing updated: November 13, 2026

Listed by Find Real Estate · (212) 994-9965

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Townhouse
Rental Fee:	$6,095
Bedrooms:	2 beds
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	Inquire
Laundry:	On site
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	Inquire
ID:	84554798

Amenities

Laundry Facilities
Air Conditioning
Balcony/Patio
Fireplace
Stainless Steel Appliances

Additional Details

This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom townhouse at 215 E 12th St in New York, NY 10003 rents for $6,095 a month. 215 E 12th 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 $6,095. Today's rent is the same.

Rent history for this home, newest first
Date	Event	Rent	Change
November 13, 2026	Listed for rent	$6,095
October 27, 2026	Listing removed	$6,095
September 18, 2026	Listed for rent	$6,095

These are listed prices. What renters actually paid may have been different.

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