Appartement Classique De 2 Chambres Dans Un Bâtiment Emblématique Du Centre Ville De Montevideo

This magnificent apartment forms part of the iconic Sorocabana Building, an architectural gem from the 1920s designed by the renowned engineer Alberto Trigo. Located on 18 de Julio Avenue, opposite Cagancha Square, it has been exceptionally well maintained, highlighting and preserving its original beauty.
The property is in excellent overall condition, showcasing its original style while integrating the needs of modern living.
Situated on a high floor, with 136 m² of constructed interior space and a pleasant 13 m² balcony, it offers excellent natural light, brightness, and impressive views of the city and the Square.
Upon entering, there is a defined reception area, a spacious front-facing study, and a comfortable living room, both with access to the balcony and connected to the formal dining room. The compact yet highly functional kitchen includes a small breakfast bar and pantry area.
The private area comprises the apartment’s 2 bedrooms (one currently used as a vestibule and dressing room for the main bedroom), a dressing room or 3rd bedroom (of limited size), and 2 full bathrooms.
The upper floor features a private loft of approximately 40 m², ideal for a workshop, studio, or private office.
The original floors, windows, doors, and high ceilings have been restored, lending the property a distinguished character.
Daytime on-site concierge. Central radiator heating exclusive to the apartment.
Location Description
Centro, originally called Ciudad Nueva (“New City”) in contrast to Ciudad Vieja (“Old City”), is one of the 62 officially recognized neighborhoods of Montevideo, Uruguay. It occupies the area that historically served as the field of fire of the walled city—that is, a strip of land in front of the walls reserved exclusively for defensive purposes. Together with Ciudad Vieja and Cordón, Centro forms the city’s financial district, owing to its high concentration of services, government offices, financial institutions, and commercial and entertainment venues. Its main artery is 18 de Julio Avenue, along the stretch from Independence Square to Ejido Street, characterized by buildings in the Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles.