Exclusive and One-of-a-Kind Apartment Suitable for Professionals

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 Exclusive and luxurious  property suitable for professional use and/or as a residence, located in the most iconic area of the Recoleta neighborhood. This beautiful property is part of the city’s cultural and historical heritage. -PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Huge living room (which once served as the ballroom of the Aberg Cobo Mansion), featuring Slavonian oak floors and exquisite moldings, columns, and high-end details. Original walnut doors imported from Italy. Fireplace, crystal light fixtures. Access to a balcony. Double-glazed DVH windows. Automatic blinds. 9,000 BTU heat/cool air conditioning. Adjacent to this room is a living area, or entry hall, that leads to the private quarters, where the current owners have created a modern space that contrasts with the classic style of the ballroom, giving the entire area a contemporary and functional feel.  High-end kitchen with every detail. Plums for a dishwasher and washer-dryer. Ample under-counter and cabinet storage. Bathroom with shower on the ground floor. On the mezzanine level, there is a suite with a full bathroom that can also be used as a studio or office of any kind. -Hot water provided by an individual boiler. -Fire suppression system. Covered parking space (assigned and fixed spot) with capacity for two vehicles. Freight elevator system on the first basement level. -Elevators (2). -24-HOUR SECURITY. -Technical room on the fourth floor. Solarium. INTENDED USE OF THE UNIT: Suitable for professional use. Ideal for an art gallery, haute couture atelier, luxury brand showroom, architecture firm, law office, notary office, etc.  It can also be used as a residence. A BIT OF HISTORY  In 1916, construction of the mansion was commissioned as the permanent residence of the Aberg Cobo family (Axel Aberg Cobo, a distinguished rancher and gentleman in the agricultural sector). The project was designed by the prestigious architects Walter Bassett-Smith and Bertie Collcutt, who blended the elegance of French architecture with elements of English design. The residence was notable for housing the first elevator installed in the City of Buenos Aires and featured an imposing staircase built by the renowned firm Nordiska Kompaniet, with walls paneled in walnut, natural silk panels, and Slavonian oak floors. Since the early 1990s, the mansion has ceased to be strictly a family home and now serves as an exclusive venue for events, fashion shows, and high-end parties, keeping its majesty alive. In the late 2010s, a renovation and conversion of the property began, based on a mixed-use project led by Estudio Lacroze Miguens Prati and the developer Rukan.  They achieved a perfect blend of historic restoration and modernism, preserving the facade, the main entrance, the majestic staircase, and the first-floor salons. The second floor and the former servants’ attic were transformed into a complex of luxury residential units and lofts.  At the rear of the lot, what was originally the service area was demolished, and a contemporary 10-story glass-clad tower was erected, designed for professional-grade housing and offices. LEGAL NOTICE: The described characteristics, construction and functional qualities, maintenance fees, taxes, and utility costs are based on information provided by the owner and may not be up to date at the time this listing is viewed, and discrepancies may arise with the information contained in the relevant documentation. Dimensions and floor areas are approximate; the exact measurements are those specified in the property titles. The images published are for informational purposes only to illustrate the general characteristics and conditions of the property at the time they were taken and may differ from the property’s current condition and circumstances. Furniture and fixtures are not included in the listed price. Registration No. 7662 CUCICBA

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