The property has three buildings, a 17-year-old house made of noble material that has a living-dining room with fireplace, guest bathroom, kitchen, and covered laundry room on the first floor. On the second floor you have three bedrooms and a full bathroom. The house has a direct door to the street and access to the area of the land that is used as a garage. The house has a constructed area of 90m2 on the first floor and 78m2 on the second. The adobe house has two floors, with 150m2 built on the first floor and 163m2 on the second floor. The house is not anti-seismic, so it would be advisable to demolish it despite the fact that the second floor is a fairly cozy apartment that consists of a spacious living-dining room, kitchen, a full bathroom, three bedrooms, and a study. The first floor consists of 5 rooms that are used mostly as warehouses. The construction is very rustic despite the fact that the building should not be older than fifty years. Back patio and view of the platforms (not Inca) In the back, on the left side of the patio, there is a 46 m2 single-story building where jams and cakes were made for business. The construction has an eternit roof and plastic sheet metal (not asbestos) on an iron structure, water and drainage connections, masonry walls, cement floor and glass windows. It is important to note that there is no type of archaeological remains or cultural heritage on the property that could limit its use. It is located 13 minutes from the center of Cusco and less than three blocks from the “Real Plaza Cusco” mall. Parameters for 6 floors Area 839.14m2 Perimeter 137.49ml Boundaries: front 16.14ml Fund 16.65ml