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Obama's old apartment for rent

US President, Barack Obama's old apartment is on the rental market for $US1,899 ($A2,290) a month.

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US President, Barack Obama's old apartment is on the rental market for $US1,899 ($A2,290) a month.

A Craigslist ad appeared for a New York apartment where the president lived when he attended Columbia University in the early 1980s.

"YES, LIVE WHERE PRESIDENT OBAMA LIVED !!!" the listing reads. "TRUE STORY."

According to the listing, the third-floor walk-up near Columbia's campus in the Morningside Heights neighbourhood has "great light, big windows" as well as new kitchen appliances.

Obama was in New York from 1981 to 1985, attending Columbia and then working.

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According to "The Bridge," a recent book about Obama by New Yorker editor David Remnick, the West 109th Street apartment that is available on Craigslist was a dump.

"The apartment's charms included spotty heat, irregular hot water, and a railroad-flat layout," Remnick wrote.

Real estate agent Dalila Bella said the place has been fixed up.

"Obviously, that was a long time ago," Bella said. "The heat works just fine now."

Bella said the apartment that Obama shared with a roommate has two bedrooms but one of them is not technically a bedroom because it doesn't have a window.

She said the Craigslist ad has generated a lot of interest.


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