Exceptional Residence At Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires

Exceptional Residence at Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires

An exceptional
1,440 sq ft residence at Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires Residences, overlooking the
iconic Plaza San Martín and located along historic Florida Street in the
prestigious Retiro district.

Designed by
Martín Zanotti Arquitecto and BMA Arquitectura, this elegant residence combines
contemporary sophistication, generous proportions, natural light, and an
exceptional sense of scale. A refined entrance hall opens to an impressive
living and dining area, enhanced by expansive windows and privileged views,
while a guest powder room completes the entertaining spaces.

The sophisticated
kitchen features a central island with breakfast bar and connects seamlessly to
a separate laundry and service area. The private quarters comprise two spacious
en-suite bedrooms. The primary suite offers a private hall, an independent walk-in
closet, and a generous bathroom with double vanity and bathtub. The second
suite includes its own dressing area and private bathroom, offering flexibility
for guests, family, or a private office.

The residence
offers approximately 1,440 sq ft of refined living space and an exceptional
combination of privacy and hospitality. Residents of Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires
Residences enjoy the exclusivity of a private home together with the services
and amenities of a luxury hotel, including access to renowned dining venues
such as Plaza Bar and Plaza Grill.

Set in one of
Buenos Aires’ most distinguished addresses, this residence presents a rare
opportunity to experience the city from a truly privileged setting, where
architecture, history, hospitality, and urban elegance converge directly across
from Plaza San Martín.

All measurements
and surface areas are approximate. Exact dimensions will be determined by the
corresponding plans and/or title deed. Property taxes and common expenses are
provided for reference only and should be independently verified prior to any
transaction. Images, renderings, and descriptive materials may have been
modified or updated and should likewise be verified before proceeding with a
transaction.