Wohnung Im Ikonischen Gebäude In Der Innenstadt Von Sorocabana

This magnificent apartment is located within the iconic Sorocabana Building in Montevideo, an architectural jewel from the 1920s, designed by the renowned engineer Alberto Trigo. Positioned on 18 de Julio Avenue, facing Cagancha Square, it is exceptionally well-maintained, showcasing and preserving its original beauty. The property boasts a state-of-the-art renovation that highlights its original style while accommodating the needs of modern living. Situated on a high floor, with its 138 m2 of interior space and 35 m2 of terraces that extend across the entire front of the apartment, it offers remarkable brightness, clarity, and impressive views of the city and the square. Upon entering, one finds a defined reception area, a spacious office at the front, and a comfortable living room connected to the social dining room. The kitchen is both comfortable and spacious, with room for a daily dining area. In the private section, there is the master suite with a large dressing room and its bathroom, along with a second bedroom and a full bathroom. It features restored original floors, openings, and doors, along with high ceilings, which add great elegance to the property. There is a daytime on-site concierge and central heating by radiators, exclusive to the apartment.

The Center, originally called New City as opposed to the Old City, is one of the 62 officially recognized neighborhoods of Montevideo (Uruguay). It occupies the territory that was historically the parade ground of the walled city, a strip of land in front of the walls reserved exclusively for defensive purposes. The Center, along with the neighborhoods of Old City and Cordón, makes up the financial district of the city due to the high concentration of services, government offices, financial institutions, as well as commercial and entertainment venues. Its main axis is 18 de Julio Avenue -in the section that spans from Independence Square to Ejido Street-, characterized by the presence of buildings in Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles.