Video: Looking for an Apartment in South America

As you have probably been able to read through the lines, I haven’t been too successful in finding an apartment in South America which is quiet enough to read, write and think, let alone to sleep.

Finally, I consulted a real estate broker who suggested this apartment in Humberstone in Chile:

I signed the contract right away.

The owners were nice enough to furnish the apartment. In the kitchen, there was even a bowl of fruits waiting for me.

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Coziest of all is the living room.

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The bedroom for guests is rather spartan, but at least you’ll have a stove when you visit.

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What I found particularly attentive was that my remark about writing lead to the provision of a typewriter. Finally I can type the N with a tilde: ÑÑÑÑÑÑ.

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Next to the town there is a very windy hill from where I can offer you a panoramic view over the whole settlement.

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I believe Humberstone is the only completely car-free town in all of South America. Exemplary! The only downside? I still don’t have internet.

(Zur deutschen Fassung.)

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About Andreas Moser

I am a lawyer in Germany, with a focus on international family law, migration and citizenship law, as well as constitutional law. My other interests include long walks, train rides, hitchhiking, history, and writing stories.
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5 Responses to Video: Looking for an Apartment in South America

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  2. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Great place you have found for youself Andreas. Love the art of the photograph with the typewriter. The stove is quite alien for me but cute. A better picture of it will compliment the one with the typewriter I suppose. It will make an interesting story telling postcard. Great place. I hope you enjoy it.

    • I also found the stove funny. At first, I thought it was a magician’s hat.

    • Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

      Hahaha. It looks like it. Would love a better picture of it. The chair can be also part of the postcard pictures.

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