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Residence at No. 18 Weijia Hutong

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The residence at No. 18 Weijia Hutong is listed as part of the eighth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites in Beijing. Built in 1919, it was personally designed by Ma Huaitang, a renowned late Qing dynasty architect, and is also known as "Ma Huaitang Garden." The residence faces north and covers an area of approximately 7,000 square meters. The eastern part is the residential section, while the western side is the garden. The residential portion is relatively well-preserved.

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The residence at No. 18 Weijia Hutong is listed as part of the eighth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites in Beijing.

Built in 1919, it was personally designed by Ma Huaitang, a renowned late Qing dynasty architect, and is also known as "Ma Huaitang Garden." The residence faces north and covers an area of approximately 7,000 square meters. The eastern part is the residential section, while the western side is the garden. The residential portion is relatively well-preserved, but the garden has undergone significant alterations. This compound is a representative example of traditional Beijing residences from the late Qing and early Republican periods.