The estate covers an area about nine times the size of Central Park, which includes a Spanish colonial-style mansion, a variety of other residences, and the remains of Escobar's private playground.
SANTO DOMINGO.- To build apartments to rent through the Airbnb platform, urban artist Toxic Crow announced that he bought a plot of land of five thousand square meters in the famous Hacienda Nápoles in Colombia, founded in 1978 by drug traffickers Pablo Escobar Gaviria and his cousin Gustavo Gaviria.
She announced it through her Instagram account with the following message:
"Thanks to God I always achieve what I want and set out to do. I already bought my lot here in Hacienda Nápoles, Colombia, 5,000 square meters, to build several apartments for Airbnb @residencialescrow. Let's go for more," he posted.
Immediately, the singer La Insuperable left a comment congratulating him on the acquisition.
"Congratulations, my love... Always thinking one step further. You know what I admire most about you is your mindset," she commented.
About the Hacienda Nápoles
Hacienda Nápoles is a large estate that once belonged to Pablo Escobar, one of the world's most notorious drug traffickers from the Medellín drug cartel in Colombia, who was killed in 1993.
The estate covers an area about nine times the size of Central Park, which includes a Spanish colonial-style mansion, a variety of other residences, and the remains of Escobar's private playground.
In 2007, Hacienda Nápoles opened as a theme park, catering to curious visitors who had already been poking around the site for years.
Until Escobar died, Hacienda Nápoles was his headquarters and very few people set foot on the land.
Escobar maintained a variety of amenities on the property, including an airstrip and a large private swimming pool.
Source: Text modified with data taken from Hoy
