Description

This offering features two historic mixed-use buildings in the heart of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. With a combined area of approximately 29,753square feet and passenger elevator in each property. These properties are located at the intersection of 251 Recinto Sur Street and 301 San Justo Street, a prime spot in one of the Caribbean’s most vibrant districts. 251 Recinto Sur Street comprises 12,769 square feet over four floors plus a cellar. The ground floor is leased on a month-to-month basis to a restaurant, creating a lively dining space. The upper floors include professional of spaces, and the top floor features a luxury apartment with stunning views of San Juan Bay. The rooftop provides an additional outdoor space with panoramic city and ocean views expanding the possibilities for redevelopment with unique amenities. 301 San Justo Street offers approximately16,984 square feet across four floors. The ground floor is currently occupied by a pizza restaurant on a month-to-month basis. The upper floors are shell condition, ready for redevelopment into boutique hotel rooms, upscale apartments, or other commercial uses. Both buildings are located in ahigh-traffic area, making them attractive for businesses and residents alike. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in Old San Juan, combining cultural significance with redevelopment commercial potential.

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Data last updated 06/01/2026