This mansion, built in 1797 by the       First Earl of Jaral de Berrio, Miguel       de Berrio y Zaldívar, later became       the property of the famous Ortiz       insurgents.    By 1822, it was the       home of María Josefa Carlota de       Allende y Montemayor, niece of       General Ignacio Allende, who is       hailed as leader of the initial       revolutionary forces that eventually       won México‘s Independence.

      REDUCED TO $4,000,000 US for       whole property  or  $2,5000,000 for       living area, 2 floors with patio (less       commercial space on street)
      A welcoming colonial home       boasting an impressive entry, many       living rooms, and a multitude of       bedrooms with charming details       such as original hand painted       wallpaper, a library, an office and a       private chapel. A kitchen more than       adequate services the two dining       rooms, one dining room for       entertaining on a smaller scale and       a grand dining room ready for a       king's banquet.  The soothing sound       of the centrally located fountain       follows you from room to room.       Doorways and windows are focused       on colonnades of arches       surrounding the quiet beauty and       tranquility of the plant filled patio       creating a world of its own inside       the center of the city. This historical       property includes four prime       commercial spaces with store fronts       facing Correo and Recreo streets,       be prepared for endless       possibilities