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This beautiful single room has a comfortable single bed, a nightstand and a light, large closets to put your clothes, and several bookshelves.
There is also a cable TV, air conditioning for the summer and heating, to have a comfortable stay all year long.
The room is very bright and overlooks a nice ash tree. It's located in the street side of the house but it's still very silent and quiet.
Next to the room you can find a bathroom share with other guest. It has shower, bathtub, W.C and sink.
Location: Paysandú Street between Planes Street & Franklin Street.
The house is warm, bright and artisitic. It's a traditional house recently remodeled. The room, kitchen and dinning-room are located in the 1st floor and are for the exclusive use of the guest.
The area of the kitchen and dinning-room is very large, comfrotable and has a big window that overlooks a beautiful terrace with plants and a lot of sun. In this place you will find the sculptures made by the host, that give a special identity to the house. There is also an armchair in the small "living-room" part to relax.
The kitchen area has a fridge, microwave and all kitchen utensils you might need.
Rent includes all bills and expenses: gas, electricity, building fees, water, internet access, change of sheets and towels, and weekly cleaning service.
Rent also includes full use of the home facilities:
Horacio tell us "Our guest will feel home, independant, and at the same time he can count on us for everything he might need with the house or the neighborhood during his stay."
The neighbourhood of Caballito is located in the heart of Buenos Aires. It´s arquitecture consists mostly in low houses. Home of several argentine sculptors such as: Troiano Troiani, Luis Perlotti, Juan Carlos Ferraro, Lidia Battisti, among others.
In this "barrio" there´s a well-known park called Parque Rivadavia. Great place for philately lovers, used books, and music.
Origin of the name "Caballito": The name is said to come from the horse-shaped weather vane from a local pulpería (bar) owned by an italian inmigrant named Nicolás Vila. Caballito meaning "Little horse".
Horacio tells us more about his area: "The neighborhood combines a quiet residential area with a dynamic comercial life. The streets are full of trees and there are lots of parks. It's nice to walk around. There is a eco-bike station 3 blocks away and another one in the square. There are lots of nice cafés very close and access to moovie theaters and mall 5 minutes away by bus and 15 blocks by walk. Besides it's an artistic neighborhood where you will find the Sculpture Museum Luis Perlotti and the Ferraro Basttisti Museum."
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Month rent
Fee U$S 230 (?) | Depósito U$S 25000 (?)
Horacio and Roxana are psychology and psychopedagogy profesionals and they have also lots of different artisitic activities they are passionate about (sculpture, aikido, singing).
Horacio is 65, describes himself as a tenacious, creative and cheery person. He loves making sculptures and aikido. He has his own school where he teaches this martial art. Roxana is 54, she's a tango, fado and spanish copla singer, and she often sings in several cafés of the neighborhood.
This friendly couple love to receive guests from everywhere. In some occasions they also organized special tours of the best spots of the neighborhood and took the guests to the interesting places they go to.
They have a pet in the house: Pichón, a turtle.
Languages spoken in the house
Spanish /
Caballito
Nearby modes of transportation
Train
Caballito Station (Sarmiento Line)
Subway
Primera Junta Station - Puan Station (Line A)
Buses
99,106,124,76,84,172,181,92Rent includes
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Nice room to rent in Caballito
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