Think of living in the luxury of the Argentine bourgeoisie of the early 20th century but with the modern conveniences of the 21st! Our flat revolves around a large, open, Spanish-style patio with ample seating and the essential parrilla. Off of it is a huge master suite with seating area, an over-sized marble walk-in bath, a dressing room (California closet) and a boudoir; a family room decorated in Spanish colonial style; an entirely tiled and well-equipped galley kitchen; and a large bath with deep jacuzzi tub. Beyond the family room is a formal living/dining area with a cozy fireplace, a den/office space with a pull-out bed, and a balcony facing the street. Above the kitchen is the old maid's quarters, now converted into an "industrial" loft bedroom with a private bath.
But wait! This is in the heart of Buenos Aires--half a block from Corrientes (the Broadway of BA) with numerous theaters, cafes, restaurants, shops and clubs. Recoleta, the city's swanky neighborhood, is an easy 15 walk away along beautiful tree-lined streets and French-style buildings. Four subway lines within a three-block radius connect you to the rest of the city's popular areas: Palermo, Puerto Madero, San Telmo, and Boca.
Talcahuano is a busy commercial street known for its many musical instrument establishments and colorful, artsy, individualistic neighbors. North, it leads straight into Recoleta; go four blocks south, and you come to Avenida de Mayo—the city's most beautiful avenue, flanked at one end by the Parliament (capitol building) and the other by the Casa Rosada (the presidential mansion).
Our staff, who speak Spanish and English (and can communicate in Portuguese), are natives and can help you with any issue related to the city and its vibrant cultural life.
