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Student Residence with Private Rooms in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires

650

/ month

USD

From

650

 ( Approx. EUR

All Expenses Included

)

Student-focused residence near Palermo Soho with private bedrooms, large patio, rooftop BBQ, and an international community atmosphere — ideal for exchange students looking to meet people while living independently in Buenos Aires.

Key Details

Neighborhood

Price (USD)

Palermo Soho

USD

650

/ month

(Approx. EUR

650

)

Bedrooms

7

Bathrooms

Property Type

Booking Type

Suitable for

3

House

By room

Up to

7

students

This apartment is reserved as a full unit — all bedrooms need to be filled before a reservation is confirmed.
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Av. Córdoba & Aráoz, C1414 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Property Features & Layout


Address and Neighborhood

Address: Araoz & Corrientes

Neighborhood: Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires


Rental Terms & Payment Details

  • Price: The rental price is listed in Euros and charged per bedroom.

    Bedroom 201, 202, and 204:EUR 590/month if paid in cash, or EUR 620/month if paid by transfer.

    Bedroom 203, 205, 206, and 207:EUR 550/month if paid in cash, or EUR 580/month if paid by transfer.

    The price includes all utilities, including gas, water, electricity, building expenses, municipal taxes, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

  • Deposit: To be announced, approximately equivalent to one month rent.


Type and Layout

This seven-bedroom student house is designed specifically for international and exchange students who want a social, shared-living experience in Buenos Aires. The property works more like a student residence than a standard apartment: each bedroom is private, while the common areas are built around connection, shared meals, studying, and everyday student life. It is a strong option for students who want privacy in their own room but still want to live in a lively house with other exchange students.


The layout is spread across two levels. On the ground floor, there are five bedrooms, the fully equipped kitchen, two full bathrooms, and the main internal patio. From the patio, stairs lead to the upper level, where Bedrooms 206 and 207 are located, together with access to the large private terrace with BBQ. This creates a nice separation between the main daily-use areas downstairs and the more open, social rooftop area upstairs.


Apartment Overview

  • Living Space and Shared Atmosphere: The main shared area of the house is centered around the patio and kitchen, which gives the property a very social and community-oriented feel. The patio functions almost like the heart of the house, with outdoor seating, wooden chairs, a bench-style table, plants, and a relaxed student-house atmosphere. It is a practical space for having coffee, studying outside, chatting with housemates, or gathering before going out.


    The design is informal and student-friendly rather than luxury-oriented, which fits the concept well. The house feels made for students who prioritize social life, independence, and living with other international people, rather than students looking for a quiet private apartment.


  • Kitchen and Dining Area: The kitchen is fully equipped and opens directly toward the patio through large sliding glass doors, which gives the space a strong indoor-outdoor connection. It includes a refrigerator and freezer, oven with stovetop, coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, microwave, and general kitchen storage.


    There is also a bar-style dining setup with high stools, making it convenient for quick breakfasts, casual meals, or studying with a laptop. Because the kitchen connects directly to the patio, it supports a shared-living lifestyle very well, especially for students who enjoy cooking together or using the patio as an extension of the common area.


  • Patio: The ground-floor patio is one of the strongest features of the property. It is large, open, and social, with seating areas, plants, a world-map wall detail, and access to both the kitchen and several bedrooms. It gives the house much more character than a regular shared apartment and creates a natural meeting point for the residents.

    For exchange students, this is a major advantage because it makes it easier to meet people, socialize, and feel part of a small international community at home.


  • Terrace and BBQ Area: The upper terrace adds an important second outdoor space. It is spacious, open-air, and includes a large table with benches and a built-in BBQ area, making it ideal for group dinners, weekend asados, or relaxed evenings with housemates.


    This terrace is one of the main lifestyle advantages of the house. It gives the property a much more social and “student residence” feeling, especially compared to standard apartments where outdoor space is limited.


  • Bedroom 201: Bedroom 201 includes a bed between a 1.5-size bed and a queen-size bed, a closet, a jacket hanger, a desk for studying or working, a bedside table, a lamp, and a window facing the street. It is a practical private room with the essential features a student needs for both rest and study.

    Price:  EUR 590 cash / EUR 620 transfer.


  • Bedroom 202: Bedroom 202 is one of the larger rooms on the ground floor. It includes a queen-size bed, a large closet, a jacket hanger, a desk and chair for studying, bedside lighting, and a window facing the street. The room feels more spacious than some of the smaller options and offers good storage, making it suitable for someone who wants extra comfort.

    Price:  EUR 590 cash / EUR 620 transfer.

    Already occupied for next semester.


  • Bedroom 203: Bedroom 203 includes a bed between a 1.5-size bed and a queen-size bed, a closet, a jacket hanger, a desk for studying or working, a bedside table, a lamp, and a window facing the internal patio. This room is slightly more internal, which can feel calmer and more connected to the house’s shared patio atmosphere.

    Price:  EUR 550 cash / EUR 580 transfer.


  • Bedroom 204: Bedroom 204 is one of the strongest bedrooms in the house. It is larger, includes a queen-size bed, large built-in closets, a desk for studying, bedside table, lamp, and direct floor-to-ceiling access to the patio. This private exit to the patio is a major advantage, giving the room more light, better airflow, and a stronger indoor-outdoor feel.

    Price:  EUR 590 cash / EUR 620 transfer.


  • Bedroom 205: Bedroom 205 includes a bed between a 1.5-size bed and a queen-size bed, a closet, a jacket hanger, a desk, a bedside table, a lamp, and a window facing the internal patio. It is a comfortable and functional student room, especially for someone who wants a private bedroom while staying close to the common social area.

    Price:  EUR 550 cash / EUR 580 transfer.


  • Bedroom 206: Bedroom 206 is located on the upper floor, near the terrace and BBQ area. It includes a single bed, closet, jacket hanger, desk, bedside table, lamp, and a window looking toward the patio area. Its main advantage is the location upstairs, close to the terrace, which gives it a more independent feel within the house.

    Price:  EUR 550 cash / EUR 580 transfer.

    Already occupied for next semester.


  • Bedroom 207: Bedroom 207 is also located on the upper floor, beside the terrace. It includes a bed between a 1.5-size bed and a queen-size bed, a closet, jacket hanger, desk, bedside table, lamp, and direct access to the terrace. This makes it one of the most attractive rooms for students who value outdoor access and a bit more independence from the ground-floor area.

    Price:  EUR 550 cash / EUR 580 transfer.


  • Bathrooms: The house includes three full bathrooms. All are functional and equipped with bathtub/shower combinations, sink, toilet, and bidet. The bathroom style is more traditional, but practical for a student residence setup.

    Given that the house has seven bedrooms and three full bathrooms, the property works best for students who are comfortable with shared-house living and understand the social residence-style concept.


Amenities Included

  • Appliances:

    • Coffee Maker

    • Bread machine

    • Electric Kettle

    • Refrigerator and Freezer

    • Microwave

    • Double stainless steel oven with stovetop


  • Internet: Wi-Fi available.

  • Bedding: Sheets, towels, and bed linen are provided.

  • Cleaning Service: Available upon request, for an extra fee.


Location and Neighborhood Insight

Located around Araoz & Av. Corrientes, this student house sits in a very strategic area on the Palermo Soho / Villa Crespo border, giving students easy access to one of Buenos Aires’ most active and well-connected zones. It is close to the creative energy of Palermo Soho, with its cafés, bars, restaurants, boutiques, and nightlife, while also benefiting from the more local and practical atmosphere of Villa Crespo, where students can find supermarkets, everyday shops, gyms, and more affordable neighborhood options.


The location is especially convenient for exchange students because Av. Corrientes gives strong public transport access, including Subte Line B and many bus connections across the city. This makes it easy to move between Palermo, Recoleta, downtown Buenos Aires, and university areas. For students who want a social lifestyle, the house itself already offers a strong community setup, and the neighborhood adds another layer: close enough to Palermo’s nightlife and student-friendly scene, but still in a more residential and practical area for daily living.

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Property Location

Av. Córdoba & Aráoz, C1414 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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