A magnificent building with three floors, an attic and terrace on the top floor, it summarizes the best finishes and architectural elements of the late 1920s: extraordinary volumes, masonry walls, ceramics and imported decoration brought from the most exotic and inaccessible countries of that time.
The splendor of a true journey through time.
Price
Upon Request
Area
11,700.37 sqft (1,089 m2)
Property Type
Residential - Commercial - Rooftop
Area
11,700.37 sqft (1,089 m2)
Property Type
Residential - Commercial - Rooftop
GALLERY
KEY FEATURES
- Distinguished Architectural History
- A commercial ground floor
- Main living first floor
- Attic
- Top floor with balcony
- Best finishes and architectural elements of the late 1920s
- Extraordinary volumes
- Masonry walls
- Panama City Old Town – Casco Viejo
- Historic District of Panama and is a UNESCO World
- Heritage site
- Ceramics and imported decorations of the time
- Private entrance in front of the Plaza Cathedral
- Condominium
- Wood floors
- Rooftop terrace
- Elevator
- Central A/C
- Internet
- Ballrooms
- Flexibility to develop multiple business formats, such as: restaurant/bar, offices, an entertainment venue, cultural destinations or an iconic residence.
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LOCATION
- Panama City, Panama
- Casco Antiguo
- Avenue B
- Near By
- Casco Antiguo
Shopping
Portomar - Ave Central & Calle 8a Este.
Undercover Store - Avenida A and Calle 5.
Galería de Arte Indígena - Calle 1a Oeste and Avenida A.
Weil Art Gallery - Avenida A and Calle 3
Hotels
American Trade
Central Hotel
La Compañía
La Concordia Boutique Hotel
Selina Casco Viejo
Sofitel Legend
Tantalo Hotel
Villa Palma
Banks
Banco General
Banistmo
Banco Nacional
Neighborhood
Casco Antiguo
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
The neighborhood (approximately 44 hectares) was declared a national historical monument in 1976 and a UNESCO National Historical Site in 1997, which benefits the ancient conservation of the monuments, and attracts more tourists. It better positions the area internationally for investment and economic growth.
This peninsula has approximately 800 colonial buildings listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. Today, more than 50% have been restored and you can find popular hotels, bars, restaurants, museums, the presidential palace, galleries among others.
There is also a special tax relief due to its heritage site status.
