Commercial property for sale in Málaga

This comment was automatically translated and may not be 100% accurate. See description in the original language SOHO AREA. We present this wonderful office in the most spectacular area of Malaga, equipped with 7 offices of approximately 29 m2 each, very bright and exterior each of them, it has 2 ladies' bathrooms and 1 men's bathroom. It also has the possibility of horizontal division for each office. Located just 234 meters from Muelle Uno, a few meters from Alameda Principal, with a unique enclave in the heart of the city, ideal for a large company due to its strategic location. Facing south and north, located in the heart of the city surrounded by all kinds of shops, notaries, banks, different professional offices. It is the perfect location opportunity for a company looking for positioning in this wonderful city. HISTORY AND ORIGIN OF THE STREET "TRINIDAD GRUND". Malaga has streets named after many people and characters, some from Malaga and others not. THE FIRST OF THESE characters is a woman, DOÑA TRINIDAD GRUND, WHO HAS A STREET IN THE CITY CENTER. Trinidad Grund y Cerero de Campos was born in Seville on February 28, 1821, on Toquero street. Her parents were Federico Grund, originally from Hamburg and consul of Prussia and Trinidad Cerero y Arroyal. The family moved to Malaga after the revolution of 1836, when Trinidad was only 15 years old. Trinidad married Manuel Heredia, the first-born son of Manuel Agustín Heredia and Isabel Livermore. It was a very famous wedding in Malaga since the Heredia Livermore was the wealthiest family in our city. Trinidad's sister, Julia, married Tomás Heredia, another of Manuel Agustín's sons. Doña Trinidad's husband, Manuel, of a depressive nature, would commit suicide in Motril, after a hunt. Six months later, unexpectedly, Manolito, one of his sons, dies, suffering from the disease called "croup" (similar to diphtheria). At the end of March 1856, Trinidad Grund embarked for Seville with her three daughters on the ship El Miño, from her father-in-law's fleet. Between Punta del Carnero and Tarifa, in the Strait of Gibraltar, the ship is rammed by the sailing transport "Minden". The Miño sank rapidly, killing 64 of the 85 people on board, including Doña Trinidad's daughters, Maria Isabel and Manolita. She was saved when the coat she was wearing got tangled up with some objects that were floating on the water. In the church of the Martyrs, on April 14, 1856, funeral services were held with great pomp for the victims of the shipwreck. The band of the Aragon Regiment performed a remarkable composition, written by a 6-year-old boy, named Javier Jiménez. From such a tragic event, until August 3, 1896, when she died, Trinidad Grund dressed permanently in black and dedicated herself to doing good everywhere. She creates the Asylum for helpless girls of San Manuel (current school), which she baptizes with the name of her husband and the son she lost at a very young age. We remind you that as a consumer you have the right to be informed and given the corresponding informative documentation, depending on the case, based on the provisions of Decree 218/05 of October 11 that regulates the Consumer Information Regulations in the purchase-sale and lease of housing in Andalusia. In compliance with the RD of the Andalusian Government 218/2005 of October 11, Mr./Ms. consumers are informed that the prices indicated do not include the expenses derived from the purchase of real estate according to current laws (ITP/VAT, notary fees, property registration fees, agency, etc.).

Commercial property for sale in Málaga

Office in Ensanche Centro - Soho, Málaga

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