A House of a Different Color
Of the 8,000 expatriates that live in San Miguel de Allende, approximately 50% are Americans, 25% are Europeans, and 25% are from Europe and other countries. One just has to spend a few days here to see why people fall in love with the city and decide to relocate and retire here.
With a little money, people can really can live like kings and queens. Bill Levasseur, a former advertising executive from Connecticut is one we met on our tour of private homes who has created an amazing home decorated with all the folk art true to the colors and heritage of Mexico.
A simple exterior leads to a jewel of a home inside…
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Bill is also the owner of the Mask Museum, a showcase of his 25 years of collecting over 600 Mexican ceremonial masks from over 40 indigenous dance ceremonies from around Mexico. It’s an extraordinary collection, open to the public, and definitely worth a visit. It’s right in his extended garage…
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