Apartment Photos
This is the building as seen from the intersection of Junin and Vincente Lopez. As you face the building, the Recoleta Cemetary is behind me, Newports is to the left, Village Recoleta Mall is to the right. Please observe the glass windowed elevator shaft that provides a great view as you ascend to the apartment.
This is the front view of the building as seen from across Junin. Of course, they had to be working on the street the day I wanted to take these photos, so pardon the temporary barricades.
Another view of the entrance, which is fully covered, a nice feature when it's raining.
The actual entrance into the foyer, which has sandstone and rose colored marble floors, 14 foot ceilings with recessed accent lighting, and of course the security desk that is manned 24 hours a day to buzz you in and out.
Here's the view as you enter the apartment. Please notice how the floor to ceiling windows illuminate the space, the black granite counter in the kitchen and the bar area, the individually controlled spotlights over the bar, and the microwave oven in the kitchen.
Another view from the front entrance showing the dining table that serves as my desk, and the stairs leading to the second floor. The computer travels with me, so everything reverts to a dining table when I'm gone, but you are welcomed to utilize the cable internet connection. Remember to being a network card for your laptop.
Entering further and to the right is the living room area with matching couches.
Here's view of the opposite side of the living room showing the TV with cable, and the remote controlled stereo. I suggest you bring your own CD's, my collection is limited to 70's rock and roll.
Here the view from the Living Room looking back towards the kitchen and the front door. Please notice the glass shelves with the full assortment of glassware to facilitate you requirements. The bar, wine rack and the full size refigerator are fully stocked, just replace whatever you use.
This photo also provides a view of the video phone that connects to the front door. When a visitor presses the apartment's buzzer at the outside entrance, you can use the handset to converse and view them on the monitor before deciding wether to buzz them into the building.
This is the 1st floor bathroom, which is oversized and features granite countertops and slate flooring.
To keep you oriented, here's another view from the entrance showing the stairs to the second floor area.
This photo was taken while walking up the stairs and facing the bedroom area.
Here's the left side of the bedroom with the second color TV with cable and the writing desk. The cordless telephone is located on the desk, conveniently next to the bed.
Here's the full-on view of the action area. Of course, everything is new, including the very expensive, extra deep, extra firm mattress on the bed frame.
The closet area is wall to wall, with multiple shelf areas, a rack of drawers (out of sight in this photo), and ample storage at the bottom level to stash your suitcases during your stay.
Here's another view from the top of the stairs looking towards the balcony area, the linen closet on the left, and the 2nd floor bathroom.
Here's the 2nd floor bathroom, again with the granite countertops, slate floor, full tub and shower and the bidet.
Another view of the balcony area with the linen shelf area.
A view from the top of the stairs looking down towards the kitchen area
A similar view showing the view out the windows towards the adjacent park, which is closed at night for security.
Okay, one more view from the stairs looking towards the kitchen and the entrance door.
Here's the view from the windows. That's the intersection of Junin and Vincente Lopez, with the park that is next to the building in the foreground, Newports and the local Internet cafe across the street, the Recoleta Cemetary on the opposite corner, and you can see the edge of the Village Recoleta Mall on the left. What more could you want?
