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Palermo Botánico Apartment
Restored 1920s floor with herringbone parquet and a French balcony.
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A restored two-bedroom apartment on a leafy street in Palermo Botánico, Buenos Aires, sleeping four, with herringbone parquet, three-metre ceilings and a French balcony over the jacarandás. Walkable to Palermo's restaurants and two blocks from the subte.
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A second-floor apartment in a 1920s building with the original mouldings, mirrored doors and parquet intact, brought up to date with a rebuilt kitchen and two proper bathrooms. The street is one of the quiet ones behind the botanical garden, wide and heavily shaded.
It works best for a couple who want space, or for four people who know each other well: two bedrooms of equal standing, a living room that comfortably seats six, and a balcony that gets the morning sun.
- Two blocks from Plaza Italia subte and the botanical garden
- Original 1920s parquet, mouldings and mirrored double doors
- Building doorman on duty from 7am to 9pm on weekdays
- Desk and fibre Wi-Fi suitable for a working stay
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
Queen bed, blackout shutters, en-suite bathroom
Bedroom 2
Two twin beds, street-facing, wardrobe
Living room
No sofa bed — the apartment sleeps four, not six
Amenities
Living
- French balcony over a tree-lined street
- Living room seating for six
- Dining table for six
- Smart TV with local and streaming channels
Kitchen
- Rebuilt kitchen with gas hob and oven
- Dishwasher and full-size fridge
- Espresso machine, kettle and cafetera
- Starter provisions: coffee, yerba, oil, salt
Comfort
- Air conditioning in both bedrooms and the living room
- Central radiator heating in winter
- Fibre Wi-Fi with a dedicated desk
- Washer-dryer in the service room
Building
- Weekday doorman, 7am to 9pm
- Lift and stair access to the second floor
- Secure entry and intercom
- Rooftop drying terrace shared with the building
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Availability by season
Argentina's seasons are reversed from the northern hemisphere. This is how the year runs at Palermo Botánico Apartment — send your dates and we'll confirm the exact nights.
| Season | Months | Status | Min. nights |
|---|---|---|---|
| SpringJacarandá season and the city's best weather. The busiest window of the year. | October – November | Limited dates | 3 |
| SummerHot and slower; porteños leave for the coast and the city opens up. | December – February | Good availability | 3 |
| AutumnMild and busy with festivals and long restaurant evenings. | March – May | Limited dates | 3 |
| WinterCool, grey and cheap. Good for museums, tango and long lunches. | June – September | Good availability | 2 |
House rules
- Check-in from 3pm with a self-check-in lockbox; check-out by 11am
- No parties or events — this is a residential building
- No smoking anywhere in the apartment
- Monthly stays negotiable at a reduced rate
Getting there
- Two blocks to Plaza Italia on Subte Line D
- About 40 minutes from Ezeiza airport, 15 from Aeroparque
- Palermo Soho and Las Cañitas are both a 20-minute walk
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