On a quiet street close to Parque Rodó and the Rambla stands a house designed by Mauricio Cravotto, the architect of Montevideo's City Hall and a founding figure of Uruguayan urbanism, one of a pair of twin residences he set around the same block. Fully renovated and offered in turnkey condition, it keeps the character of the original architecture with a layout reworked for modern family living: light-filled social rooms, a private bedroom wing, and a kitchen brought up to today's standards. An intimate, sheltered back patio with a barbecue extends the living outdoors, while new double-glazed windows and gas-fired radiator heating keep it comfortable year round. Furnished. No pets.