Retail space in gallery opposite the station, with display window, mezzanine and basement, San Isidro
$1,940/ month≈ ARS 3,000,000
- 3Bedrooms
- 807 sq ftLiving area
About this home
De Laforé Bienes Raíces - FOR RENT Retail space for rent inside San Isidro Labrador shopping gallery, with a large street-facing display window, at 100 Belgrano, in downtown San Isidro, opposite the train station and less than 50 meters away. One of the busiest and most visible shopping areas in Zona Norte. Available starting January 2027. Location: -On Belgrano at 100, in downtown San Isidro. -Inside San Isidro Labrador shopping gallery. -Opposite San Isidro Train Station (Line: Mitre - Branch: Tigre - Retiro), less than 50 m away. Features: -Street-facing retail space inside a shopping gallery. -Position: Front. -Orientation: South. -Total area: 75 m2 (approx.) -Total ground-floor area: 38 m2 (approx.) -Total basement area: 25 m2 (approx.) -Mezzanine area: 12 m2 (approx.) Rooms and layout: -Ground-floor retail space with large front and side street-facing display windows and shutters. -Mezzanine overlooking the retail area. -Storage room. -Accessible restroom inside the gallery. Terms: -Available starting January 2027. -Contract: 3 years. -Adjustment: quarterly, according to the CPI index. -Common expenses: $112,000 (approx.) -AySA: $100,000 (approx.) -Municipal tax: $70,000 (approx.) -Please note: The space is rented unfurnished. The furnishings, merchandise, and items belonging to the current business shown in the listing photos are not included in the rental and will not remain in the space. Contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing! Your next investment is waiting for you! De Laforé Bienes Raíces CMCPSI: 4054 --------------- A retail space less than 50 meters from the train station, in one of the busiest shopping areas in Zona Norte, has already solved the hardest part: getting people to walk past its door. This space for rent is inside San Isidro Labrador shopping gallery, at 100 Belgrano, in downtown San Isidro, and is available starting January 2027. It has front and side street-facing display windows with shutters, a mezzanine overlooking the retail area, a storage room, and a basement, with 38 m2 (approx.) on the ground floor, 25 m2 (approx.) in the basement, and 12 m2 (approx.) on the mezzanine (approximate). The accessible restroom is inside the gallery, and the orientation is south. The contract is for 3 years, with quarterly adjustments based on the CPI, and the approximate monthly costs are 112,000 pesos (approx.) in common expenses, 100,000 (approx.) for AySA, and 70,000 (approx.) in municipal tax. This is an opportunity for retail businesses, service providers, or entrepreneurs looking for a storefront in the downtown area, with storage and customer service space all in one place. If you’d like to see this space or learn about other commercial rental options in San Isidro and Zona Norte, write to De Laforé Bienes Raíces and we’ll arrange a viewing.
Buying in Argentina as a foreigner
Yes, foreigners can buy property in Argentina.
The most important restrictions concern rural land, properties containing or bordering significant bodies of water and properties located within border security zones.
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