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<p>Beautiful apartment in an excellent tourist location (Palermo Queen). Close to the famous Don Julio and La Cabrera grills, as well as Palermo Soho, Plaza Serrano, and more. Gastronomic, art, and fashion hubs are all within walking distance. You'll find everything you need within walking distance of the apartment: restaurants, supermarkets, transportation, and more. The apartment features open city views and a balcony. It's a high floor apartment in a building with multiple amenities: an in-/outdoor pool, a gym, grills, a sauna, a playroom, and more! This brand-new, 75-square-meter three-bedroom apartment features two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a half bath; a living room with a Smart TV; a full kitchen with an oven, stovetop, and refrigerator with freezer; and a dining area for four. The term "Palermo Soho" arose from a real estate boom in the area, where fashion designers, artists, galleries, and stylish restaurants decided to establish themselves by renovating old mansions, turning the area into a hub for fashion, art, and fine dining. The name "Soho" evokes the legendary New York area, which has similar characteristics and was based on the London area of the same name, which had a similar concept. Currently, in several world capitals, this name is used to refer to areas that bring together artists, fashionistas, and stylish restaurants. The area is currently home to the most commercial establishments, such as clothing stores from top brands, bars, pubs, and a vibrant nightlife. The largest concentration of establishments is found around the intersection of Honduras Street and Serrano Street, near Plaza Julio Cortázar or Plaza Serrano. Subways, buses, taxis, on foot, by bike, etc.</p>

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