Movers spotted carrying furniture into Lindsay Lohan's new multimillion dollar Manhattan apartment

She was spotted apartment-hunting less than a week after completing her 90-day rehab stint in August.

And Lindsay Lohan certainly worked fast.

The 27-year-old already found an apartment to her liking, as movers were seen moving furniture in her new pad on Mercer Street in Soho on Wednesday.

Welcome to the hood: Movers were seen moving furniture into Lindsay Lohan's new apartment on Mercer Street in Soho on Wednesday

Determined: Lindsay started looking for apartments less than a week after leaving rehab last month, pictured on Tuesday in Manhattan

Lindsay's tastes don't run cheap - apartments in her new building sell for $3 million on average.

An orange moving truck was seen parked outside the building, filled to the brim with boxes of all sizes.

The actress is clearly planning to stay fit, as a mover was spotted carrying a retro blue bicycle into the building.

According to E! Online, Lindsay stayed with her friend Patty Uribe in a $8000-a-month apartment in Manhattan while she looked for a place.

Her new apartment will most likely have room for the actress' live-in sobriety coach to help Lindsay stay on the comeback trail.

A source explained to E! News the former child star's commitment to building a new life: 'The goal is to have her sober coach live with her full time.'

Adding that Lindsay takes her recovery 'really seriously.'
Meanwhile, Lindsay's mother Dina was recently arrested for allegedly driving under the influence.
The mother-of-four was arrested on the Northern State Parkway in Oyster Bay last month.
She recently pleaded not guilty while appearing at a New York courthouse.

Putting down her roots: An orange moving truck was seen parked outside the building, filled to brim with boxes of all sizes

Expensive taste: Apartments in the exclusive building retail for $3 million on average

Valuables: A mover was seen carrying what appeared to be a dining chair as he made his way into the building

Although she was released without bail she did suffer the embarrassment of having her driving license suspended.
But that's probably the least of her worries - she's also been slapped with a lawsuit filed by JP Morgan Chase bank to foreclose her property.

Her lawyer said she has been facing 'several financial crises' and has been 'bordering on bankruptcy and foreclosure' while 'raising a family in a fatherless home when the father is in prison.'

Ready for her fresh start: An orange moving truck was seen parked outside the building, filled to brim with boxes of all sizes

Marking the occasion: A film crew was pictured shooting outside of the building to capture the moment

He went on to say, 'In spite of all these hardships she has raised, supported and educated four loving children. The court today saw fit to release her without bail and without requiring her to participate on active probation.
'Dina has never had any problems personally with the law her entire life and she's a lifelong resident here in Nassau County,' he added.
'I am confident that the District Attorney's office and the judicial system will temper justice with mercy.'
Her next court appearance is October 23.

If it's not one it's the other: Lindsay's mother Dina recently pleaded not guilty to a DUI, pictured together on Tuesday in Manhattan