Balboa and Heredia
City: Buenos AiresNeighborhood: Villa Ortuzar
Area: Residential
Code: 20434
People:
4
Bedrooms:
2
Category:
Economy
M² / Sq.Feet:
127 / 1367
Single beds:
2
Double beds:
1
Single sofa bed:
0
Double sofa bed:
0
Distance (in minutes)
| Subway walking | |
| Walking to downtown | 125 |
| Downtown by bus | 45 |
| Downtown in cab | 20 |
Services
Amenities
Allowed
Internet
Air.
Balcony
Swim.
Kids
Pets
Heating
Cot
Garage
Gym
Smokers
Hand.
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Kitchen
Oven
Electric toaster
(Electric) Coffee maker
Freezer
Refrigerator
Electric toaster
(Electric) Coffee maker
Freezer
Refrigerator
Misc
Heating
Sheets and towels
Disabled access
Sheets and towels
Disabled access
Home appliances
Vacuum cleaner
Washing machine
Washing machine
Amenities
Barbeque grill
Internet Tv Music
Wifi
Cable TV
Dvd
Phone
Cable TV
Dvd
Phone
External areas
Balcony
Terrace
Terrace
Brief description
PH house type, very nice, in a very bright and very quiet neighborhood. Modern design. Many bus lines just 1 block away, and "Tronador" station (line b) 6 blocks. Smoking is only allowed on the terrace.15 days price u$s 756
Weekly maid service not included.
Payment method:
Payment in cash, on check-in
Security deposit (returned upon check out)
Payment in cash, on check-in
Security deposit (returned upon check out)
One week:
0
15 days:
630
More months:
1100
Check in:
2 pm - 8pm
Check out:
8am - 12pm
Deliver keys in:
Restrictions
Not allowed
Not allowed
No facilities for handicapped
Minimum stay (days): 5
Maximum stay: 365
Not allowed
Not allowed
No facilities for handicapped
Minimum stay (days): 5
Maximum stay: 365
Barrio Villa Ortuzar
Villa Ortuzar is one of the districts the City of Buenos Aires, limited by La Pampa St., Forest and Elcano Avenues, General Urquiza Rail, del Campo, COmbatientes de Malvinas and Triunvirato Avenues.
Likewise, April 26th was established as the "Villa Ortuzar Day", as it was the date in which Santiago Francisco de Ortuzar bought the lands of the current neighborhood. (Act 1065, by Fernando Finvard and Paul Puy).
The initiative originated in a request by the Board of Historical Studies of Villa Ortuzar through a note signed by its President, Mrs. Maria Clotilde Richieri de Lagrava, and Vice-President, Minister José Luis Sardella.