It is housed in a beautiful building constructed between 1887 and 1888.

It was the residence of Mr. Juan Terrazas, son of the prominent landowner and politician General Don Luis Terrazas.

During the post-revolutionary era, the property was subdivided and hosted various commercial establishments.

Its facade features a neobaroque style with intricate quarry carvings, while the interior patio showcases large arches, mascarons, and ornaments.

Currently, within its premises, the Sebastián Museum is located, which has three rooms showcasing diverse exhibitions and musical expressions. One of the rooms has a permanent exhibition of the famous artist Sebastián's work.