Altos de Ezcurra, Historical residence in Montserrat, Buenos Aires, Argentina
The two-story building features a classic entrance with double-leaf doors, a staircase made of Paraguayan palm wood, and Italian Renaissance architectural elements.
Built in 1836 by Saturnino Segurola, this residence belonged to María Josefa Ezcurra, sister-in-law of Juan Manuel de Rosas, governor of Buenos Aires.
The residence served as a meeting place during the Rosas regime and became the setting for events depicted in José Mármol's literary work 'Amalia'.
The building stands near public transportation routes in Buenos Aires, with restoration work continuing under municipal government supervision since 2009.
The original red paint on the façade represented the federal political movement, while the ground floor transformed for commercial use in the 1860s.
GPS coordinates: -34.61007,-58.37271
Latest update: March 15, 2025 15:09
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