Description
Corner house, giving it not only a unique character, but also visibility towards the colorful alleyways and the domes of the Cathedral, from its large balconies adorned with bobbin lace, its interior spaces with ceilings of sturdy wooden beams around 6 to 7 meters high, give it that great elegance of the important houses of some decades ago, in the city of Cartagena de Indias in Colombia, South America. It consists of a lot of 380 m2, approximately 1,200 square meters of construction. Its roofs are made of clay tiles in very good condition, and it also has some flat roofs and a terrace with walls. The building has four floors. On the first floor, there are commercial spaces. The second and third floors have balconies with decorative moldings. On the intermediate floors, there are small balconies called "estribos" (abutments). At the entrance, there is a double wooden gate. In the entrance hall, to the left, there is an electrical substation, necessary for the proper flow of energy throughout the building. To the right is the staircase that leads to the upper floors. Property value: $12 billion COP. Contact: Carlos Diaz +57 317 489 9266
