



Tucked along one of Centro's most coveted pedestrian streets—where footsteps gently replace the hum of traffic—Casa de las Cruces sits among a privileged collection of just twelve homes. This is the kind of address that feels discovered rather than simply found. The moment the door opens, the home reveals itself in layers: a welcoming vista stretches across the entry hall toward the sun-drenched courtyard, where a stone archway frames the first glimpse of refined colonial living.