$164,545

The San Rafael neighborhood has a bohemian and artistic feel. It was home to great minds like the surrealist painter Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo. During the 1940s and 50s, it became the Broadway of Mexico, thanks to the numerous theaters and cinemas of the Golden Age, such as the majestic and nearby Cine Ópera, that were located here. Living here means experiencing a piece of Porfirian history combined with a contemporary renaissance. Strategic Location Velázquez de León Avenue runs through almost the entire neighborhood, placing it perfectly in a prime location. Immediate Connectivity It is just a few blocks from major avenues: Avenida Ribera de San Cosme to the north, Circuito Interior to the west, and Avenida Sullivan and Insurgentes to the south. Steps from the Corporate District Walking or biking, it's a 10-minute walk or bike ride to Paseo de la Reforma, the Monument to the Revolution, and major corporate offices. Ideal Neighbors: Directly adjacent to the Cuauhtémoc, Juárez, and Santa María la Ribera neighborhoods. Transportation Easy Nearby Metro Lines: The San Cosme station on Line 2, which goes directly to the Historic Center, and the Normal station are just steps away. The Revolución station is also very close. Metrobús: Direct access to Metrobús Line 1 on Insurgentes Avenue, San Cosme or Plaza de la República stations, ideal for getting around the city quickly and affordably from north to south. EcoBici and Alternative Mobility: The neighborhood is flat and friendly, with plenty of bike lanes and stations. Amenities Jardín del Arte and Sullivan Park: Just a few minutes' walk away is this iconic park where a famous open-air art market is held every Sunday. It's a perfect green space for walking pets, jogging, or reading. Living in Velázquez de León is today's smart investment. You get the charm, high ceilings, and culture of a traditional neighborhood with the connectivity and proximity of Reforma and Insurgentes, but at a fraction of