Tata Vasco Residence

Welcome to this charming residence nestled in the heart of Coyoacán, a vibrant and historic neighborhood in Mexico City. This exceptional house offers a perfect blend of comfort, and security, making it an ideal home for those seeking a tranquil and sophisticated living experience The property is divided into two spaces. There is space for three people in the front and six more in the back. The rooms have different characteristics from a single room for students that usually stay between 4 to 6 months to a loft of 60m2. There are shared gardens, and the kitchen is also shared. The compound has surveillance 24 hours, all week long. In summary, this house in Coyoacán offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, private amenities, and security, making it a place to call home.

Our community is very calm and mixed; some people are professionals and students from different universities in Mexico City. We generally speak Spanish, but most of us also speak English. We have people from the US, France, Bolivia and Mexico. We have been in the market for almost 10 years, and many of the people that have stayed with us are from Europe.

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Situated in Coyoacán, this residence benefits from its proximity to cultural landmarks, parks, cafes, and shops. Residents can enjoy the rich history and artistic ambiance of the neighborhood while also having convenient access to essential amenities. The Santa Catarina neighborhood, along with the Carmen area, is considered part of the Historic Center of Coyoacán. The famous neighborhood where Frida Kahlo´s house is located. Surrounded by streets full of trees and parks. This area attracted artists, writers, and historians, so it has always been known for its cultural activity. It's worth taking a walk down Francisco Sosa, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the central part of Coyoacán, to visit this historic neighborhood. Sit and relax in the Santa Catarina square or have a drink at the Aurelia restaurant inside the Casa de Cultura Jesús Reyes Heroles. Many services are within walking distance of supermarkets, shopping malls, and restaurants. Also, you can find various museums, cultural centers, and traditional markets full of folklore and Mexican history.