El Falansterio, at close quarters to Old San Juan.

About This Space. “EL FALANSTERIO” Historical apartment complex located in a privileged area provides easy and convenient access to popular places such as El Escambrón Beach (15 min on foot), Luis Muñoz Rivera Park (11 min on foot), Old San Juan nearby, T Mobile District (Uber), El Condado (Uber) and lot others. Perfect for guests looking to be close to everything without the inconvenience of traffic or lack of parking space. The space Located on the second floor of a three-story building. One step up to arrive. Overall, the property has two bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, dining and living room. The main bedroom is equipped with AC, Smart TV, one queen bed, iron and iron board and his wardrobe. The second bedroom has a bunk bed, both twin and AC. One nice comfortable kitchen equipped with silver wear, knives, pots, pans, everything you need to cook and enjoy your meals. Bathroom shower with all essentials. The living room has a comfortable L shape sofa and includes a Smart TV and air conditioning. A dining room table for four people and Internet available inside the property described. The apartment does not have a laundry room but there is a laundry (2min on foot) for all your laundry needs. Guest access Entire apartment, access inside the patio through all the complex gates. Other things to note You will be able to ride or walk to the Old City of San Juan, plan your visit to one of the largest fortifications built by Spain “San Felipe Del Morro” Enjoy the variety of bars and restaurants that the old city offers. Condado and Condado beach are also nearby (Lightweight, foldable beach chairs are ready for use) Brief building history: During the 1930s, Puerto Rico experienced acute infrastructural and public health crises caused by the economic contraction of the Great Depression, the devastating San Felipe and San Ciprian hurricanes of 1928 and 1932, and the limitations of the local political structure. Signed into law by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935, the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration (PRRA) replaced all other New Deal activity on the island. By building the island's first truly public works and establishing its first public authorities to administer them, the PRRA constructed a new public infrastructure capable of addressing three interrelated goals: increasing life expectancy through concrete interventions in public health; providing more egalitarian public access to a safer and more permanent built environment; and limiting the private corporate control of Puerto Rico's natural resources. Designed by Puerto Rican engineers and built by Puerto Rican workers, PRRA public works projects made concrete contributions to the physical security of millions of Puerto Ricans through the construction of hurricane-proof houses, schools, hospitals, roads, sewers, waterworks, and rural electrification networks. El Falansterio (Art Deco style architecture) was one of those public housing projects that provided well-being and security to many disadvantaged families in the area. The inauguration took place on November 7, 1937, at a cost of $580,000 in 110,708 square meters and 216 apartments. The building complex today serves as a public condominium owned by Condominio del Falansterio, Inc. and has been listed in the United States National Register of Historic since April 4, 1984