Luxury 2-BR / 2-BA Triplex in the heart of Palermo Soho,Buenos Aires

Fast Wi-Fi, 55” Smart TV & dedicated workspace
Full kitchen, washer/dryer & free on-site parking
Air-conditioned bedrooms with blackout shades
Stroll to cafés, boutiques and subway in minutes.

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Top Places to Eat
Palermo Hollywood shines as a culinary hub with parrillas, fusion spots, and international flavors, many within walking distance of Niceto Vega—perfect for experiencing Argentina's food scene amid trendy vibes. Highlights include:

Don Julio: World-renowned parrilla for premium steaks and an extensive wine list in a classic setting—book ahead for this Michelin-starred gem.
Fogón Asado: Innovative take on traditional asado with wood-fired meats and creative sides; great for groups.
La Cabrera: Cozy spot for juicy cuts like rib-eye, with generous portions and a funky atmosphere.
Don Niceto: Budget-friendly parrilla right on Niceto Vega, offering authentic Argentine barbecue without the frills.
Cang Tin: Southeast Asian street food like pad Thai and dumplings in a vibrant, casual vibe.
Buri Omakase: Intimate Japanese tasting menu with fresh seafood and wagyu, recognized by Michelin.

Top Places to Shop
The area emphasizes boutique shopping and markets, reflecting Palermo's creative, artisanal spirit—ideal for unique finds in fashion, home goods, and souvenirs amid charming streets. Key spots:

Jazmin Chebar: Argentine designer boutique for colorful, trendy clothing like jeans and dresses.
HUMAWACA: Leather goods and accessories with high-quality, stylish bags and more.
Alto Palermo: Upscale mall with brands like Nike, Adidas, and local favorites for fashion and sportswear.
Feria de Plaza Serrano: Weekend market for bohemian crafts, vintage clothes, and artisan jewelry in a lively square.
Distrito Arcos: Open-air outlet with premium brands and a mix of shops in a modern, walkable setup.
Tienda Raíz: Sustainable indie designs including jewelry, backpacks, and eco-friendly decor.

Top Places to Visit
Palermo offers cultural depth with parks, museums, and street art, making it a green oasis for relaxation and exploration—all enhancing its appeal as a dynamic yet serene urban escape. Must-sees near your area:

Bosques de Palermo (Tres de Febrero Park): Vast green space with lakes, rose gardens, and trails—perfect for picnics, biking, or boating.
Japanese Garden: Serene oasis with koi ponds, bridges, and cherry blossoms; a peaceful cultural escape.
MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art): Modern art collection featuring Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in a striking building.
Carlos Thays Botanic Garden: Lush gardens with exotic plants, greenhouses, and sculptures for a nature walk.
Plaza Serrano: Bohemian hub for street art, markets, and people-watching in Palermo Soho.
Buenos Aires Eco-Park: Interactive zoo-turned-eco-reserve with native animals and educational exhibits.

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This 2-bedroom condo offers a unique blend of style, comfort, and convenience in one of Buenos Aires' most vibrant neighborhoods. Perfect for up to 5 guests seeking style and convenience in BA's most vibrant, walkable neighborhood, steps from top cafes, boutiques, and nightlife.

The apartment is spread across three breathtaking levels:
Main Level: A dramatic living space with two-story, floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic city views. Features electric curtains for instant privacy and a private balcony furnished for outdoor relaxation.

Upper Loft: A cozy den with a dedicated workspace, perfect for remote work or unwinding after a day of exploration.

Lower Level: Two luxurious bedrooms, each with air conditioning and blackout shades for restful sleep, accompanied by two modern full bathrooms.

Top-of-the-line amenities include:
Fully equipped gourmet kitchen
In-unit washer/dryer
High-speed Wi-Fi
55” Smart TV
Free on-site parking space

Public Transportation

Subte (Subway): The nearest station is Dorrego on Line B (red), about 600 meters (8-minute walk) away, providing quick access to downtown areas like Microcentro and Retiro. Palermo station on Line D (green) is roughly 1 km (12-15 minute walk) for routes to Recoleta or Plaza de Mayo. Fares start at ARS 80 (about USD 0.12) with a SUBE card, available at kiosks or stations. Use apps like Moovit or BA Cómo Llego for routes.
Buses (Colectivos): Stops are extremely close—Martín de Gainza y Niceto Vega is just 17 meters away. Key lines include 39, 93, 108, and 151, connecting to all major neighborhoods. Fares range from ARS 53-73 (USD 0.15-0.20) via SUBE card. Buses run 24/7, though less frequent late at night.
Trains: The closest is Ministro Carranza station (Mitre line) for suburban trips, about 1.2 km (15-20 minute walk). Useful for day trips to Tigre or beyond; fares start at ARS 3-7 (USD 0.05-0.12).

Taxis and Rideshares
Taxis are plentiful—flag black-and-yellow radio taxis on the street (metered, starting at ARS 100 or USD 0.15). For convenience, use apps like Uber or Cabify, which are often cheaper and safer; expect ARS 500-1,000 (USD 0.75-1.50) for short rides in Palermo. Private transfers like BA Airport Transfers are great for airport runs.
Car Rentals
Driving in Buenos Aires can be chaotic, so it's not ideal for city navigation, but options are nearby:

Hertz: Paraguay 1138 (Retiro, ~5 km/10-15 min drive). Rates start at ~USD 29/day.
Sixt: Cerrito 1366 (downtown, ~6 km). From ~USD 32/day.
Alamo/Avis/Budget: Cerrito 1318 or 1535 (downtown, ~6 km). Starting ~USD 43/day.
Airport locations (Jorge Newbery ~6 km, Ezeiza ~30 km) offer more options from Enterprise, Localiza, etc. Book online for best rates; a valid driver's license and credit card are required.

No smoking: Prohibited indoors and often outdoors to prevent damage, odors, and fire risks.

No parties or events: Not allowed to avoid noise, damage, or extra guests; limits on visitors.

Pet policy: Often no pets; if allowed, with restrictions and fees.

Cleanliness/trash: Dispose properly; leave no mess; sometimes strip beds.

No unregistered guests: Limit to booked occupants.

No food/drinks in bedrooms: To prevent stains or pests.

No pool usage: Per HOA rules, for pool for owners only.

Garage doors: for car entry onlu, no pedestrian use.

Living room area rug: no shoes

Damages: Property has been fully audited pre arrival. Any damage / losses will be charged.