FOR SALE: BRAND-NEW FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT IN MONSERRAT WITH AMENITIES

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IDEAL FOR SHORT-TERM RENTALS - AIRBNB. PREMIUM AMENITIES, HOTEL-STYLE BUILDING! SCHEDULE YOUR VISIT. STUDIO APARTMENT FOR SALE, LOCATED IN MONSERRAT, BRAND-NEW UNITS! It is fully furnished and decorated.  An attractive high-rise building with 14 floors, featuring units suitable for professional offices, residential use, or short-term rentals for tourists. It features a spacious central promenade on the ground floor that offers a cultural tour around a magnificent 19th-century cistern—the only one of its kind in Latin America—which was once part of the Ezcurra family’s residence, later served as Rosas’s government office, and subsequently as a post office. It is located at Moreno 550, just two blocks from Plaza de Mayo, and is connected to subway lines A, D, and E, as well as the downtown Metrobús. It houses a site museum featuring archaeological artifacts discovered during the excavation, including one of the largest cisterns in Latin America. (Cistern: an underground rainwater reservoir.) The building’s upper level will feature a hot tub, barbecue area, and sun deck, making the project an exquisite place to live and work. Apartments of various types and sizes, with two floors of parking garages. All located in an area close to universities, museums, Plaza de Mayo, and San Telmo. The design blends seamlessly with the surroundings, harmoniously following the architectural lines of neighboring buildings. It includes parking spaces, retail units, offices, and/or residential units, with all utilities, and will be geared toward tourism, permanent housing, and commercial office use. The excavations were carried out by an interdisciplinary archaeological team whose goal was to recover the thousands of objects and fragments found at the site and gather information to tell the story of the daily lives of those who once lived there. For years, the couple Juan Manuel de Rosas and Encarnación Ezcurra lived at this location, which served as the Governor’s Residence. In addition to the Site Museum, the ground floor will feature spaces for cultural, social, and corporate events.” The property being offered is not accessible to people with limited mobility.