Malabia 1577 - Residence

Address and Neighborhood

Address: Malabia 1577

Neighborhood: Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires

Rental Terms & Payment Details

• Price: 770 USD – Includes all utilities (gas, water, building expenses, municipal taxes, and high-speed Wi-Fi). Electricity is billed separately based on individual consumption and usually adds only a small extra cost.

• Deposit: 1,000 USD

• Payment method: Cash

Type and Layout

This luxurious property is a student residence, recently fully renovated in 2024 with a modern and stylish design with warm natural details and lush greenery. Spread across three floors, the building offers 7 identical studio apartments—all brand new, bright, and thoughtfully equipped. Each unit includes:

• A comfortable bed and open-plan living space filled with natural light

• A TV, wardrobe, and a cozy study/dining area

• Private balcony on each floor for fresh air and relaxation

• Modern kitchen with essential appliances (microwave, electric kettle, toaster)

• Renovated bathroom with polished finishes and a sleek shower

• Automatic locks for added security

• A secure main entrance with a large gate, accessible only to residents

• Shared common areas designed for a vibrant international community

The residence is designed exclusively for exchange students, fostering an amazing international atmosphere. You’ll enjoy privacy in your own studio while also having access to shared common areas that make socializing easy.

Apartment Overview

• Living Space: The studio is tastefully furnished with a comfortable double bed, a stylish high bar dining table, a modern sofa, and an office kind of sitting with a low table and chair. The decor combines contemporary elements with a warm ambiance, big window for light entry, ensuring a pleasant living experience.

• Bathroom: The apartment features a complete bathroom with a shower, providing all the necessary comforts.

• Balcony: enjoy a cozy outdoor space for relaxation on each floor. Each floor has its own private balcony.

• Shared area: shared spaces for exchange students, with banks to sit and enjoy a cozy environment.

Renovation and Maintenance Details

• The building was newly renovated in 2024, ensuring modern facilities and security.

What's Included

• Appliances:

  • Coffee Maker

  • Toaster

  • Electric Kettle

  • Refrigerator

  • Oven with stovetop

    
    

• Entertainment: TV with multiple channels and Netflix (in case you have an account).

• Internet: High-speed internet for all your connectivity needs.

• Air Conditioning: AC included.

• Bedding: Sheets and bed linen are provided for all bedrooms

• Cleaning Service: Available upon request, for an extra fee of around 30$.

Proximity Details

Transportation:

• Subte: Closest Subte (Line D): Scalabrini Ortiz (Av. Santa Fe × Scalabrini Ortiz). ~15–18 min walk (≈1.2–1.4 km). Line D runs under Av. Santa Fe and was recently renovated. Other Line D options on foot: Plaza Italia (~18 min walk) and Palermo (~20–22 min walk; connects to San Martín train).

  Alternate Subte (Line B): Malabia–Osvaldo Pugliese at Av. Corrientes × Malabia in Villa Crespo (~20–22 min walk). Useful if you’re heading along Corrientes.

• Bus Access: multiple line and stations to all Buenos Aires

Distance to Torcuato Di tella University:

• Take bus line 15 from Scalabrini Ortiz Raul Av. Station (~ 4 min walk), get off in Libertador and walk for 10 min. Total Travel Time: about 35 min.

Local Amenities and Lifestyle:

• Grocery Stores (short walk): Carrefour Express (Serrano 1458 – near Plaza Serrano): ~5–7 min walk. Great for quick top-ups.

  COTO (Honduras 3862): ~14–16 min walk. Full-size supermarket with wide selection

• Gyms: SportClub Palermo (José A. Cabrera 4848): ~5 min walk. Full gym floor + classes.

  Brooklyn Fitboxing Palermo (Borges 2382): ~12 min walk. If you want high-intensity boxing circuits

• Cafes/Brunch: LATTEnTE (Thames 1891): specialty coffee benchmark in BA. ~11 min

  Ninina (Gorriti 4738): all-day café/bakery, cakes & brunch plates. ~2 min walk.

  Salvaje Bakery (Dorrego 1829, Palermo Hollywood): celebrated sourdough & daytime bites. ~18–20 min walk.

• Restaurants (must-tries, all walkable): Don Julio (Guatemala 4691/4699): world-famous parrilla; book ahead. ~9–12 min walk.

  Gran Dabbang (Av. Scalabrini Ortiz 1543): bold, Asia-inspired flavors with local produce. ~3 min walk.

  El Preferido de Palermo (J. L. Borges 2108): classic bodegón, charcuterie, and seasonal plates. ~12 min walk.

  Niño Gordo (Thames 1810): lively Asian-Argentine grill; great for a fun night. ~8–10 min walk.

  La Carnicería (Thames 2317): modern steakhouse with smoky cuts. ~18 min walk.

• Nightlife (bars & clubs): The Harrison Speakeasy / Nicky Harrison (Malabia 1764): hidden bar behind Nicky NY Sushi—this is practically on your block (~2–3 min). Reservations required.

  Tres Monos (Guatemala 4899): award-winning tiny cocktail den; killer drinks. ~8–10 min.

Additional Information

• Safety: Palermo Soho is considered one of the safer and more desirable neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. he area is generally busy and well-frequented, especially during the day and evening, which contributes to a sense of security.

  In addition, there is a secure main entrance with a large gate, accessible only to residents.