246 New Scotland Ave Unit #1
Albany, NY 12208
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Bedrooms
2
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Bathrooms
1
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Square Feet
1,000 sq ft
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Available
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About This Home
This 2nd FloorApartment is in a GREAT LOCATION on New Scotland Avenue. Located above dental office. On Bus-line,close to colleges,hospitals,places of worship and shopping. Many new updates. Newer Appliances. Gleaming HARDWOOD FLOORS. Fresh and clean throughout. No pets or smokers. Recent credit check required. Excellent Condition
246 New Scotland Ave is an apartment community located in Albany County and the 12208 ZIP Code.
Contact
- Listed by Arvind Salgam | RE/MAX Capital
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GlobalMLS#NY
As one of the oldest state capitals in the country, Albany is rich in history. The city’s architecture is truly stunning, giving the community a timeless quality. The NY State Museum and the Albany Institute of History and Art are local landmarks, bringing locals the opportunity to soak in a collection of permanent and rotating exhibitions.
The nightlife in Albany is an eclectic mix sure to please any taste, from breweries to comedy clubs, primarily along Pearl Street and Lark Street. Sports fans always have something to keep them occupied, from ValleyCat baseball games at Bruno Stadium in the summer to Devils hockey matches in the winter.
Nearly 20,000 students attend classes at SUNY Albany, and their influence on the local culture can be felt in the Midtown Strip area, near the downtown campus.
Learn more about living in AlbanyColleges & Universities | Distance | ||
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Walk: | 5 min | 0.3 mi | |
Walk: | 8 min | 0.4 mi | |
Walk: | 10 min | 0.5 mi | |
Walk: | 19 min | 1.0 mi |
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