Pacific Lima
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- One Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Pets Considered
- Laundry On Site
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Pacific Lima is a one bedroom apartment located in Barranco, known as the SoHo of Lima, one of the city's hippest neighborhoods.
Upon entering, you’ll be met by the living room which has a sofa bed and flat-screen TV. The adjacent kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, porcelain dinnerware and a breakfast bar that seats 2. Once in the master bedroom, you will find a queen-size bed and an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower.
This home is located just a 700 meter from La Estrella beach and just a few minutes from Larcomar shopping center. Museum of the Nation, San Martín Square, and Jorge Chávez International Airport.
During your stay, you’ll have access to all of the community’s amenities including the gym, pool and barbecue area.
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About Lima, Peru
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When fog enshrouds its colonial-age buildings and highrises, Lima's charms come across as all too subtle. Lima is the second-driest world capital afrter Cairo, rising above a long stretch of crumbling ocean cliffs. To really experience it, ride the wave of chaos from high-rise condos built alongside ancient temples, to the fast Pacific waves rolling toward noisy traffic jams.
Lima is also sophisticated, with a history of civilization dating back millennia. Museums showcase sublime pottery; galleries debut avante-guard art; religious processions bring back the 18th century and nightclubs spew tropical beats. No visitor can miss the capital’s culinary excellence, more than 400 years in the making.