Answer
Temperatures above 25–27 degrees are often considered comfortable, and the range of 28–32 degrees is described as pleasant. However, this is more of an everyday rule of thumb than a universal standard for everyone.
In Uruguay, how a temperature feels depends greatly on humidity, wind, sunlight, and the quality of the housing. The same temperature can feel different in a dry, sunny room, a damp apartment without adequate heating, or on a windy coast.
Therefore, when choosing an area and a home, it is better to consider more than just the temperature. Window orientation, ventilation options, summer shade, winter heating, and electricity bills all matter: this combination determines everyday comfort in a particular apartment throughout the year.