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Properties
Guatemala
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USA
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COD: RS046
Type: Venta
Price USD: 995,000.00
Address: Historic District, Guatemala, Central America
Región: Historic District
Country: Guatemala
Property ID code: BED&BREAKFAST-GUA322
Area
Land: 7,700.00 ft2
Area Construction: 21,000.00 ft2
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Description/Comments:
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to acquire a 4-story building with street-level retail space, a profitable covered-parking lot business, office space, loft apartments and a 22-room Bed & Breakfast located in the up-and-coming Historic District of Guatemala City.
The building has been recently remodeled and it promises to be a gem in the heart of the gentrified historic district. It is important to note that the historic district is in the process of renovation and gentrification, with strong government incentives and foreign investment.
ATTENTION! The gentrification process of Guatemala’s Old City has reached its tipping point and soon prices like this one will be unavailable.
Additional Opportunity: Project plans for expansion have been already made and pre-approved!
Interested suitors will receive financial statements, project drafts and financing options information. Contact us today!
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