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This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Means of transport: All Theaters, restaurants, pharmacies, supermarket, stores, fashion stores! The space MODERN, and CHEERFUL 2 Rooms steps from the Center and also steps from Recoleta. Just 4 minutes from Palermo and a 7-minute drive to Puerto Madero. This 50 m2 2 bedroom apartment has everything you need. Upon entering, you will find the spaciousness and warmth of a living room designed to be enjoyed. 2 poufs and a comfortable armchair bed, full of cushions to enjoy good music or a movie on TV, comfortable to share in a group with your friends or family. You'll also enjoy a drink on the BALCONY, where there are 3 comfortable chairs. It gives the room circulation. • 1 comfortable and spacious room. You will feel a hotel concept with TV and large closet with mirror. 1 double bed, 1 single bed, and air conditioning. •The bathroom A shower with pressure, hot water, and a bathtub, accompanied by a huge mirror, and excellent extractor ventilation. •Kitchen Super ventilated with large windows Oven for cooking or reheating, electric kettle, and toaster. Huge and comfortable table, double sink, refrigerator with freezer, dishes for 4 people. And a comfortable bar with high stools. •Dining room Adjacent to the kitchen with extremely warm lighting, wood, and green leaves, 4 comfortable chairs and a round table. •Full Wifi 500 megabytes To be able to work or enjoy the internet every day. •Electric heater 24/7 heat throughout the apartment. Three blocks from the famous “Calle Corrientes”, the Avenue that never sleeps, where Paseo La Plaza, the Broadway Theater, the Opera Theater and the Gran Rex Theater are located, where the great stars perform. 5 minutes from the PATIO BULLRICH and GALERIAS PACIFICO malls, where you can shop, have lunch, find video games for children, and dine at any time. 6 blocks from Avenida Santa Fe where you will find shops and restaurants of all kinds, and the famous bookstore of “El Gran Ateneo”. And two blocks from Av. Cordoba. Where you will find a Farmacity, parking on the same block, and a supermarket in front of the apartment. As it is an area of excellence, you will have clothing stores, pharmacies, cafes, restaurants and experience the Buenos Aires nightlife. Paid parking on the same block for those who travel by car, and for those who don't, 1 block from subway line D, and many buses that take you where you need to go. Very close to Plaza de Callao, in case you feel like enjoying the green of the city. There are always a lot of people around, and it is very safe and quiet at the same time. Being close to so many avenues, make the area populated. Come to this place and have an unforgettable experience. You can count on my experience as a real estate agent for whatever you need. Other things to note The theaters on the new Calle Corrientes In 1936, it was decided to widen what was then Corrientes Street and turn it into an avenue. And, the rest is really history. Dozens of theaters from the official, commercial and alternative circuit, dramas and comedies, one-person shows and casts so numerous that they do not fit together on stage, mega shows and under pieces. Look for theaters This iconic avenue offers artistic and cultural alternatives throughout the week. The pizza of Buenos Aires is... the pizza of Buenos Aires. We imported it from the Genoese and for a while we respected its essence, but over the years, we learned to adapt it to our tastes. We put cheese on it until it overflows, and the same criterion of abundance applies to the rest of the ingredients: tomato sauce, ham, bell pepper, onion, vegetables, and whatever topping you prefer. Are you tempted? Come to Calle Corrientes, where the first slice of pizza is the beginning of a memorable night. Bookstores Buenos Aires is the city with the largest number of bookstores per capita in the world and Av. Corrientes is one of the areas with the highest concentration of such premises per square meter. So, if you like the smell of books, if you are one of those who can spend hours reading back covers and reviews, if you are looking for a title that is out of print or want to buy the latest release, you have to take the time to walk the Av. Corrientes, specifically from Esmeralda to Callao. You'll find dozens of places full of books. The most interesting thing is that they are open until long after dark. This is why it is the chosen setting for “The Night of the Bookstores”, an annual event in which the locals serve until dawn, offer promotional prices and organize different talks, round tables and book presentations by writers and cultural figures. “The street that never sleeps” It witnessed the golden age of tango, when the great musicians of the first half of the 20th century played in bars, theaters, and cabarets in the area. That's why it's a throwback to the bohemia of the 1940s, as epitomized by Carlos Gardel. Corrientes Avenue is one and many. It is also that of the 1960s and early 1970s, with its political, cultural and literary discussions in the bars and cafes of the most emblematic corners. It is the one with bookstores that close late, art cinemas, and pizzerias that lower their shutters even later in the morning. It is that of the San Martín Theater and the Rojas Cultural Center, which is past Av. Callao, and which in the 1990s reinvented the contemporary art scene. It is also the one with the newsstands that sell the main cultural magazines. And, of course, it's the scene of theaters and large marquees.