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The neighborhood
Miramar is an upscale subbarrio of Santurce known for tree lined streets, Spanish Revival homes, and Prairie School buildings by the architect Antonin Nechodoma. It borders the Condado Lagoon, with the Convention Center to its west, and was listed on the Puerto Rico Register of Historic Sites and Zones in 2007.
The Condado Lagoon covers about 99 acres and is home to species including the Antillean manatee.
What you buy here
Historic houses, mid century buildings, and newer condominiums, many with lagoon or city views, a few minutes from both Condado and Old San Juan.
What to verify in Miramar
- Whether the property is in the historic zone and what that means for alterations
- Condition of older structures and systems
- Generator and cistern
- Parking
- Condo association fees and reserves
- Interior area versus terraces
Sources
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