Santa Casa
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Restored 1930s mansion retreat”
Vibe
A restored 1930s Colonial Revival mansion where mid-century seating meets terracotta tiles and a tranquil central courtyard filled with native cacti.
“Restored 1930s mansion retreat”
A 1930s Colonial Revival mansion preserving Baroque spiral columns, arched windows, and a sweeping wrought-iron staircase.
Restored interiors pairing terracotta tiles and mid-century furniture in a palette of pistachio green and burnt ocher.
A residential retreat on Calle Tonalá featuring quiet courtyards filled with native cacti and afternoon mezcal.
In Roma Norte along Calle Tonalá, steps from the neighborhood's bustling cocktail bars and cafes
Rooms
High ceilings and terracotta floors frame leafy views over Calle Tonalá, with select rooms opening to balconies or deep soaking tubs.
Backstory
Built in the 1930s for a duchess famed for grand soirées, the mansion was among the first private residences in the neighborhood with electricity.
The neighborhood
Set along tree-lined Calle Tonalá, the mansion sits steps from Roma Norte’s liveliest mezcal bars, independent galleries, and neighborhood bakeries.
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