La Privada Roja sits behind a rusted, heavy iron gate that hides a series of red-brick townhouses from the street. Built in the early twentieth century, these homes served as quiet residences for the elite fleeing the city center during the Mexican Revolution. Architecturally, the complex features a distinctive English influence rarely found in the neighborhood, with steep roofs and exposed brickwork. The resident who left the most impact was an artist who kept a private studio here while capturing the city's changing landscape.
La Privada Roja
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