Comfortable apartment in a gated condo, with beautiful common areas and the possibility of activities for all ages, including swimming pool, slide, solarium, children's games, mini-golf, micro-soccer field, board games, bicycles and green areas. It is located in the heart of Santa Fe de Antioquia, from where you can walk around and enjoy this charming colonial town, its gastronomic offer, architecture, cobblestone streets, parks, churches and places of interest.

Santa Fe de Antioquia was founded with the name of Antioquia on December 4, 1541 by Marshal Jorge Robledo in the Ebéjico Valley. It is a national monument for its admirable and beautiful architecture of the colonial era; it has seven churches and a large number of houses from the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It is part of the Network of Heritage Towns of Colombia. The whole town itself is a site of interest. The architecture that has survived through the years gives Santa Fe de Antioquia the look of a city stuck in colonial times, which is why the city itself was declared a National Monument. Places of interest: Buildings from the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Churches from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Church of Santa Barbara, Church of Our Lady of Chinquinquirá, Plazuela Martínez Pardo, Church of Jesus Nazareno, Plazuela Jesus Nazareno, Church of San Pedro Claver, Chapel of San Juan Nepomuceno (Rural area of Obregón. It preserves the remains of the hero José María Ortiz), San Martín de Porres Church, Casa del Niño Dios, La Casa Negra (the poet Julio Vives Guerra was born in 1873), La casa de las dos palmas (Vereda El espinal, headquarters of the recording of the television series of the same name on the RCN channel, based on the novel by the Antioquian writer Manuel Mejía Vallejo), Puente de Occidente (National Monument, built by the engineer José María Villa), Archbishop's Palace, Plaza Mayor (Plaza Juan del Corral), Museum of Religious Art, Juan del Corral Museum and Tonusco River among others.