A sunny north-facing unit on a low floor of a 15-story building in Lugano I and II, a large low-cost housing complex the city built in the 1970s. It has two bedrooms, a living room and a narrow kitchen with a window. The floors are the original brown tile, and the windows look out at the complex's other towers. This neighborhood has the lowest price per square foot in the city, which is why this much space costs this little.
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Children's playground
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Caballito
2000s one-bedroom apartment
$177,900Local price · ARS 189M
495 sq ft (46 m²)1 bed1 bath
A front-facing unit on a middle floor of an eight-story building from the mid-2000s. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead from the herringbone-floored living room to a north-facing balcony, with Caballito's low tile roofs and apartment blocks beyond. The kitchen is separate, with a laundry area, and the building has a shared pool, a sun deck and a barbecue grill.
Shared pool
Sun deck
Barbecue grill
75 sq ft balcony
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Caballito
1980s three-bedroom apartment
$327,200Local price · ARS 348M
947 sq ft (88 m²)3 bed2.5 bath
A front unit in a building from the mid-1980s, with three bedrooms, a long living room and an eat-in kitchen, and a Jacuzzi tub in one of the two bathrooms. The living room and the primary bedroom both open onto a north-facing balcony, and the windows fill with the leaves of street trees. It is an ordinary family home on a quiet residential street in Caballito.
North-facing front balcony
Jacuzzi tub
Boiler and radiator heating
Air conditioning
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Puerto Madero
Luxury apartment in a high-rise by the docks
$1,754,000Local price · ARS 1.87B
2,153 sq ft (200 m²)3 bed3.5 bath
A three-bedroom in one of the residential towers that have gone up along the old port docks since the 2000s. The windows look out over the dock basins, the red-brick warehouses and the Río de la Plata, and the building has a shared pool and 24-hour security.
Shared pool
Gym
24-hour security
Parking for two cars
River views
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Palermo Chico
French-style mansion with a pool
$17,640,000Local price · ARS 18.8B
10,581 sq ft (983 m²)5 bed8 bath
A French-style mansion from the mid-20th century in Palermo Chico (Barrio Parque), an enclave of embassies and old mansions, completely renovated while keeping its slate mansard roof, iron balconies and wood paneling. The garden has a heated infinity pool, the basement a wine cellar for more than 1,000 bottles and the back of the lot a guesthouse. It was once the home of the Argentine-Hungarian count Federico Zichy-Thyssen.
Heated infinity pool
2,700 sq ft garden
Wine cellar
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Guesthouse with a barbecue area
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