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1-bedroom apartment in Triana, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Available on request

Type
Apartment
Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Air conditioning
  • Furnished
  • Kitchen
  • Storage
  • City view
The brief

The reason to consider it.

Apartment in Triana, next to the Alameda de Colón and the Gabinete Literario — Views of the Cathedral

Exterior apartment of one bedroom located in the old town of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in one of the most exclusive and characteristic locations of the city: just a few meters from the Alameda de Colón and the Gabinete Literario, in the heart of Triana.

Double exterior orientation: the bedroom, spacious with a built-in wardrobe, overlooks the park, while the living-dining room enjoys privileged views of the Cathedral of Santa Ana, offering a unique perspective of the historic skyline of the city.

Layout:

Spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobe (previously had a second bedroom, with the possibility of recovering the original layout)
Exterior living-dining room with views of the Cathedral
Independent, furnished and equipped kitchen
Two complete bathrooms

Surroundings:
A privileged enclave with all public and private services within walking distance: bus station, theaters, the commercial area of Calle Mayor de Triana, trendy terraces and restaurants, pharmacies, supermarkets and much more.

An apartment for everyone, a couple or a young person for their refuge, a retiree who no longer wants houses with so many unused meters, a foreigner who wants their cozy corner on the island; designed for those seeking the comfort of living in the historic center, in a practical, bright and unrivaled location apartment.

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Location

Gran Canaria

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Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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