A landmark of architectural and historical significance, 152 Calle de Tetuan once housed the prestigious Spanish Bank, inaugurated in 1894 as a cornerstone of Puerto Rico’s financial past. Set along Tetuan Street, once the island’s bustling financial district, this property with approved plans and construction permits carries with it the legacy of culture of Old San Juan’s golden era.
Today, the building stands as a rare opportunity to reimagine a piece of history. Spanning three expansive floors, the interiors feature an open floor plan with soaring 19-foot ceilings, inviting abundant natural light and endless design possibilities. The property also boasts a usable rooftop, which can be enclosed into a signature amenity space or transformed into an outdoor terrace with panoramic views of the bay and San Juan’s port to the south, an ideal setting for entertaining or enjoying the city’s maritime landscape.
Whether envisioned as a grand private residence or a distinguished legacy estate, 152 Calle de Tetuan offers the perfect canvas. Its location at the heart of Old San Juan, coupled with its rich heritage and architectural character, makes it one of the most unique and versatile properties available in Puerto Rico’s historic capital.
Images 1 through 11 are renderings and do not reflect the current state of the property.
