TR4
La Magdalena, Teusaquillo, Bogotá
DESDE 650.000 COP
9 compañeros de casa 5 baños 550 mts2
TR4 - Hab. 2 / 1,410,000 COP
Big fully furnished room with double size bed, desk, lamps, basket for dirty clothes, closet, drawer unit, and shared bathroom. Window faces the front garden. Accessories not included. Habitación amoblada con cama doble, escritorio, lámparas, canasta para la ropa sucia, armario, cajonera y baño compartido. Ventana da hacia el antejardín. No incluye accesorios.
TR4 - Hab. 9 / $1,180,000 COP
Fully furnished room with double size bed, desk, basket for dirty clothes, drawer unit with rack, and shared bathroom. Window faces the patio. Located in the first floor. Habitación amoblada con cama doble, escritorio, canasta para la ropa sucia, cajonera con bastidor y baño compartido. Ventanas da hacia el patio. Ubicada en el primer piso.
TR4 - Hab. 11 / 1,100,000 COP
Room fully furnished with double size bed, desk, basket for dirty clothes, and closet in a private aptostudio located in the interior of Tabula Rasa. The studio has its own kitchen, a living room and a bathroom that you will have to share with only one person. Habitación amoblada con cama doble, escritorio, canasta para la ropa sucia y closet en un apartastudio ubicado en el interior de Tabula Rasa. El studio tiene su propia cocina, una sala y una baño que tendrás que compartir con una sola persona.
TR4 - Hab. 3 / 1,410,000 COP
Big fully furnished room with double size bed, desk, lamps, basket for dirty clothes, closet, rack, and shared bathroom. Window faces an intern patio. Habitación amoblada con cama doble, escritorio, lámparas, canasta para la ropa sucia, armario, bastidor y baño compartido. Ventana da hacia un patio interior.
LA MAGDALENA
La Soledad
La Magdalena was until the nineteenth century a Quinta that included the largest areas of the old district known as Santa Fe. Later it was divided to form one of the most important areas of the capital, between Chapinero and the historic center.
La Magdalena began to grow as the city's wealthiest families began to place their orders in the area. In 1891, with the help of the local government, the racetrack was built, giving the area visibility, and in 1914 a spinning and weaving company began to operate, becoming the only textile company in the city during the twentieth century.
Located half a block from Transmilenio, five minutes walk from the Javeriana University. Surrounded by restaurants and some theaters. Undoubtedly, a central and lively area. A clear reflection of a very interesting architecture as well as a historical fragment of the city.