This double-height loft, next to the Polo field and Palermo park, offers a unique experience. Just steps away from Avenida del Libertador and the vibrant scene of Cañitas, it features a full kitchen, living room, dining area, and bathroom on the first level. The second level houses an open bedroom with a walk-in closet. The front balcony, surrounded by trees, provides shade. A space filled with light, elegant, and functional in a privileged location. Garage rents separately at 11 dollars per day.

After living in Europe and the US, I settled back in Argentina. I am an architect, 55 years old, working in Buenos Aires. Interested in arts and culture, I travel around the world experiencing gastronomy and local cultures. We are available for our guests at all times through the Booking platform or WA

Las Cañitas, nestled within the larger Palermo district of Buenos Aires, has evolved into one of the city’s most vibrant and upscale neighborhoods. Originally a quiet residential area, its transformation began in the 1990s, spurred by the opening of stylish bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Today, it’s a trendy hotspot, particularly known for its dynamic nightlife and gourmet dining options. Whether you're looking for a high-end dinner, a casual meal, or an evening out at one of its numerous bars, Las Cañitas has something to offer. The neighborhood is especially popular among young professionals, expats, and tourists seeking an active social scene within a relatively compact and accessible area. In addition to its dining and nightlife, Las Cañitas also offers proximity to green spaces. The Buenos Aires Polo Grounds (Campo Argentino de Polo) and the Hipódromo de Palermo, one of the city's major horse racing tracks, are nearby, contributing to its reputation for equestrian sports and events. The expansive Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Woods), the city’s largest park, is just a short walk away, offering opportunities for outdoor activities like running, biking, or picnicking. The architecture in Las Cañitas is a blend of older low-rise buildings and modern residential towers. This mix adds to its charm, making it a highly desirable area for living as well as for visitors. In recent years, it has become a sought-after residential location, particularly for those who value walkability, a lively atmosphere, and easy access to public transportation. Its central location ensures that residents and visitors can easily reach other parts of the city, with several bus lines and subway stations nearby. Despite its modernity and vibrancy, Las Cañitas has managed to maintain a laid-back, neighborhood feel. While it’s known for its high-energy nightlife, during the day it transforms into a quieter, more relaxed area, with tree-lined streets, cozy cafes, and boutique shopping.