House of the Ibero-American Exposition 1929.

Engel & Völkers exclusively presents a property in the Heliópolis neighborhood, the most unique architectural ensemble in the city. This residence has evolved from being part of the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929 to becoming a residential enclave. The house showcases distinctive regionalist architecture. It features a garden at the entrance, as well as in the rear and on the side, with parking space. The property spans 281 square meters, across three spacious floors, notable for the high ceilings characteristic of the era. On the main floor, to the right, there is a room with two windows, the larger one equipped with an automatic shutter. To the left, there are two generously sized living rooms with an antique wooden beam and a marble column dividing the two spaces, one with a fireplace. Following, there is a service dining room leading to a kitchen equipped with a spacious pantry. All windows have mosquito screens, and the larger ones are fitted with automatic blinds. The main staircase, featuring original marble and wooden handrails from the era, leads to the first floor, where four bedrooms are located, including the master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a maid's room, and an additional bathroom. Going up to the second floor, in its tower, there is a spacious room with four windows, very bright, and a terrace. The last floor features another terrace housing photovoltaic panels. Furthermore, the property is equipped with radiators throughout the house using aerothermal heating, and there is a well with water for irrigation.