Heritage Jewel in the Heart of Colonia Juárez

CASA BERLIN: A HERITAGE GEM WITH COMMERCIAL LAND USE IN THE HEART OF COLONIA JUAREZ, CDMX Discover "Casa Berlin," an emblem of history and culture in one of Mexico City's most sought-after neighborhoods. This property transcends its function as a cultural center to become a priceless legacy. Recognized as an artistic monument by the INBA (National Institute of Artistic Heritage), 'Casa Berlin' represents a living testimony to Mexico's cultural richness and a jewel of early 20th-century architectural refinement. Constructed area: 685 m2 Property area: 623 m2 Age: 120 years old, year 1903, with restorations. Land Use: HM4/20/A Mixed housing, 4 levels, 20% open area, A density, 1 home for every 33 m2 of land, with a maximum construction area subject to restrictions of 1,996 m2, in 19 homes, according to the SEDUVI Geographic Information System. Unique Architectural Features This construction incorporates emblematic elements of the period, such as: • Structure and materials: Laminated iron in columns and joists, evoking the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. Catalan vaults and wooden flooring on metal frames, complemented by finishes of Italian marble, Nordic granite, bronze, glass, exposed clay partition walls and worked quarry. • Exceptional Ornamentation: Elaborate ironwork, balustrades and carvings that frame openings. Decorations such as flowers, garlands, laurels, fruits and nationalist motifs that reflect the luxury and detail of the period. Layout: • First Level: Main entrance via stairs with two balconies, a foyer, and two galleries. The grand hallway leads to six spaces divided by quarry arches and connecting doors: a living room, an administrative office with a dome, two Perla Valtierra showrooms, a kitchenette, and another exhibition room. At the rear is the main apartment, which includes a foyer, a full bathroom, a kitchen with a breakfast nook, and a master bedroom with access to an open patio. At the back, a more recent construction (approximately 8 years old) that formerly served as stables now houses a two-level apartment: a bedroom with a full bathroom on the first level and a small living room with access to a patio on the second level. It also has a half bathroom for employees and a small storage room. Semi-Basement Level: Includes an office, a large screening room, a storage room, a garbage room, and a multipurpose space. Second Level (Roof): 25 m² multipurpose space and special services. Finishes: • Facades: Combination of quarry and stone. • Floors: Hardwood floors, parquet, period tiles, polished cement, and tile. • Walls and ceilings: Plaster and paint, volcanic stone, and period architectural details. Ceilings are 5.50 m high, with moldings, joists, and vaults exposed after the 2017 earthquake. • Doors and windows: Original wood with glass and wrought iron details. Special equipment: Cistern with pump, Rotoplas water tank (1,100 liters), and a "Cal o Rex" water heater (41 liters). This property is not only in a prime location but is an exceptional example of Porfirian architecture in the Juárez neighborhood, with historic finishes and details that reflect the splendor of the period.

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Balcony

Yard

Terrace

Store

Kitchen

Equipped kitchen

Integral kitchen

Two floors

Studying room

Office