He Mammoni Palace It was built in 1907 and to this day it continues to amaze architecture lovers and arouses the interest of the neighbors who circulate daily at the corner of Diagonal 73 and 14. While many wonder about the real owners, 0221.com.ar could find out that the iconic mansion is still for sale and those interested in acquiring this jewel must pay 1.4 million dollars to get it.
It is worth noting that the Mammoni Palace is a historical heritage of La Plata and has a privileged location, it is one meter from Plaza Moreno and the Cathedral. Specialists do not hesitate to point out that the mansion was built with imported materials like all architectural works built at that time.
The space has so many peculiarities that it becomes a unique piece, almost exclusively available to collectors or governments that want to put an embassy there, for example.
In December 2021, this mansion went viral on the networks after being put up for sale. Two and a half years later, the real estate companies are still looking for a buyer who wants to acquire such a jewel from La Plata.
The house is made up of three floors and since its construction only three families lived there: the centurionlos attention and the Mamonni. It has 389 covered square meters on a 413.7 m2 lot and in that space it has fifteen rooms, six bedrooms, six bathrooms, three toilets and a garage to store two or three cars. In addition, it has a kitchen, living room, multipurpose room and dining room.
It should be noted that it was recognized as a historical heritage of the city of La Plata, so despite the passing of the years and the fact that it has a new owner, it will continue to look the same on the outside.
Currently its value is U$D 1.400.000 and on its façade it preserves the style of the time in an entrance with marble stairs. Inside it displays the French style composed of chandeliers and chandeliers.
The house is a relic and is part of the protected heritage of the city. It has three floors, six rooms, each one with its bathroom; a kitchen, dining room, a large garage and even a terrace with a unique view of the very center of the urban area designed by Pedro Benoit.
It is important to remember that the doctor Osvaldo Honorio Mammonifounder of the Argentine Sanatorium, bought the house some time ago with the aim of building the maternity hospital there, his wife Hilda Elsa Massuco he fell in love with it and the family completely renovated it to live in the place. They invested a fortune, they built an auditorium over the garage where the doctor met with his colleagues, they installed the central elevator that runs through the three floors from the basement, where the service units are; to the second floor where the kitchen and social spaces are with German marble floors and gold-plated knobs; and the last floor where the rooms are located, which still have furniture, decorations and chandeliers from the middle of the last century.
