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Apartment/Flat for Sale
2 Bedroom / 1 Full Bath / Half Bath
Unfurnished
Price: US$ 98,000.00
Living Space: 47 sq meters
Cozy, bright apartment in a courtyard setting of Old City. Plaza Zabala and the ocean-side "Rambla" are 2 blocks away. Nearby port for ease of access to Argentina. Remodelled by architects in 2015. It has been an ideal "pied a terre." for us. The Courtyard brings a sense of safety from city traffic and people. The other residents, some of whom speak English, form a friendly community.
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4 Bedroom / 3 Full Bath / Half Bath
Furnished
Price: us $ 260.000
Living Space: 180 sq meters
This modern home is located just 300mts from the beach on a 1020m2 lot
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