Functional full-floor office for sale and rent in Ciudad Vieja

$390,000

10 Rooms
10 Bedrooms
5 Bathrooms
~372 m² Total surface
~372 m² Living area

Description

Engel & Völkers presents a unique opportunity for companies seeking the perfect balance between historic heritage and corporate dynamism. Strategically located steps from Sarandí Pedestrian Street and just three blocks from the Rambla, this office is set in a key area for services, banks, and logistics activity. The property occupies the entire sixth-floor level. Although the building dates from 1980, the unit has been fully renovated, evolving from a traditional layout to a contemporary design of open, collaborative spaces. It is the ideal floor for firms that value versatility: from large open-plan areas and recreation spaces to strategically placed private offices for decision-making. Layout and amenities: - Total area: Exclusive floor of 372 m2 built, subdivided into 4 large areas with independent access. - Rooms: 2 reception areas, 5 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, 3 private offices + 1 meeting room + 4 open-plan areas, one of which is a multi-purpose room or large dining area. - Option to buy fully equipped, inquire! The building has on-site concierge service from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Heating is via fancoil air-conditioning units. Inquire to schedule a visit!

Features

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Engel & Völkers Carrasco Montevideo

+598 2600 2503

Your advisor: Belen Bogadjian

Property ID: W-048KV8

Location: Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo

Old City - Montevideo Montevideo, capital of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, is one of the cities with the highest quality of life in Latin America. It is a cosmopolitan city where nearly 2 million people live, the country’s political, economic, and cultural heart. The Old City is the oldest neighborhood in the city, its historic quarter and premier financial district, and it is the area with the highest concentration of government and corporate offices in Montevideo. It attracts visitors for its rich historical and cultural heritage, its variety of museums, its great monuments, and its centuries-old and iconic buildings such as the Salvo Palace, or the neoclassical Metropolitan Cathedral that dominates the picturesque Constitution Square, the beautiful Zabala Square, the headquarters building of Banco República, Taranco Palace, and the Solís Theatre with its diverse performing-arts program. The Port of Montevideo, Uruguay’s main commercial port and a regional hub for cargo transit within Mercosur, which also receives a significant flow of travelers from Buenos Aires and international cruise ships, is located in this neighborhood. In recent years, the “Old City” has become an important center of daytime and nightlife in the city, offering a mix of trendy restaurants, cocktail bars, and old-school cafés. Among them stands out the Port Market, a traditional grill-restaurant that draws tourists and locals to enjoy “asado”, Uruguay’s traditional meal.