inclan 3368, Boedo, Capital Federal,

For sale 4-room Triplex Ph in Boedo, Capital FederalINCLAN 3368 EXCELLENT !! PH IN BOEDO 4 ROOMSPH FOR SALE INTERNAL 4 ROOMS WITH PATIO, LAUNDRY ROOM, BALCONY, BASEMENT. PH WITH PATIO AND DISTRIBUTION IN 2 FLOORSPB: DISTRIBUTION HALL, BRIGHT LIVING-DINING ROOM WITH EXIT TO SUNNY PATIO AND 1 TOILET.1st FLOOR 2 BEDROOMS WITH EXIT TO SUNNY BALCONY AND FULL MAIN BATHROOM.2nd FLOOR PLAYROOM.3rd BASEMENT.Health establishmentsHOSP. GENERAL DE AGUDOS J. M. RAMOS MEJIAHealth Center Level 1 Parque Patricios 2 (CeSAC N 39)SubwaysLine HLine EBus: 134, 160A, 160C, 160E, 160F, 160G, 160HBoedo is one of the 48 neighborhoods of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is delimited by Avenida Independencia, Snchez de Loria, Avenida Caseros and Avenida La Plata. It borders the neighborhoods of Almagro to the north, San Cristbal and Parque Patricios to the east, Nueva Pompeya to the south, and Parque Chacabuco and Caballito to the west. It belongs to Commune 5.1HistoryOriginally, the space occupied by the Boedo neighborhood was a territory shared between the neighborhoods of Almagro, San Cristbal and Parque de los Patricios. There were brick kilns, dairy farms, bakery mills, grocery stores and warehouses. At the beginning of the 20th century, coffee shops, tango and poets began to appear.The city of Buenos Aires added it to the municipal register on March 6, 1882, when it was still a semi-rural area surrounding Boedo Street. This street was an important road, used in the last decades of the 19th century by horse-drawn vehicles and herds of animals. Already in the 20th century, the first electric trams arrived in the area. The tram network was one of the factors that caused the first settlers to settle there. The growth process indicated had particular characteristics in the neighborhood formed around Boedo Street. It was a place of country houses, several hectares in size, which underwent a continuous process of subdivision, with traditi