luxury property for sale Acambay, Mexico

La Casona del Centro is a magnificent residence in the heart of the magical town of Tequisquiapan, just a few steps from the main square. It is a property with three street fronts and three interior patios with exquisite vegetation. The portals that distribute the rooms are beautiful antechambers surrounded by lush foliage and delicate flora. The sober and colonial interior spaces are magnified with generous heights and subtle natural lighting. It is an ideal property for a boutique hotel not only for its configuration but also for the spatial quality, both, in interiors and in its patios in addition to its privileged location.

Mexico Sotheby’s International Realty presents the Majestic House that belonged to Irma Serrano “La Tigresa,” an iconic figure of Mexican culture whose life was filled with color, passion, and overflowing talent. Located in the heart of Avenida Paseo de la Reforma, a place where history and glamour intertwine in every corner. Since its inauguration, the house has been a refuge of creativity and splendor, where music and art resonated within its walls, echoing the vibrant life of its owner. Built in a classic architectural style, it is an example of a mid-20th century luxury residence with eclectic and European neoclassical flair. “La Tigresa's” house stands as a symbol of its time. Inside, the salons, decorated where art and luxury meet, were the backdrop for memorable dinners and dazzling events, where influential figures from cinema, politics, and entertainment gathered. Artists, writers, and political leaders have crossed its threshold, turning every encounter into a celebration of life and creativity. Irma Serrano, with her charisma and talent, attracted the elite of society, creating an atmosphere where ideas flourished and dreams were shared. In this sense, her home can be compared to the splendor of Catherine the Great's palace in Russia, who, like Irma, used her residence to celebrate the culture and politics of her country, but in a context of monarchy and absolute power. In her property, Irma Serrano was the queen of the night, creating an environment where creativity and art intertwined with high society. Just as Catherine the Great surrounded her palace with artists and intellectuals, La Tigresa gathered the greatest talents of her time in her home, leaving an indelible mark on Mexico's cultural history. By acquiring this unique property, the new owner will not only take charge of a house but also a legacy. A collection of invaluable items that belonged to Irma Serrano “La Tigresa” will be handed over, each with its own story, memories, and magic, such as the representative painting at the entrance of the house, where Irma Serrano appears in the style of the “Maja Desnuda.” As a special touch, a "lucky box" will be part of this transaction, containing a mysterious art object that only the buyer will know about. This hidden treasure symbolizes the very essence of La Tigresa: a touch of intrigue and the promise of new adventures and good fortune, inviting the new owner to continue the legend of a home that was, and always will be, an icon of Mexico City where luxury prevails throughout history on the most important avenue.

Property for Sale in Querétaro’s Historic Center Located on Hidalgo Street , in the heart of Querétaro’s Historic Center, this single-level property offers a rare combination of location, thoughtful layout, and a private garden , making it an excellent opportunity for those looking for a property with character and the potential to transform it according to their own vision. The home features a well-proportioned layout that allows for excellent use of its spaces, along with a garden that adds a sense of openness and offers a variety of possibilities for future design. Given its characteristics and prime location, the property can be adapted to a range of lifestyles and uses, whether as a private residence, retirement home, offices, coworking space, gallery, creative studio, or even a dining concept incorporating the garden . Living in this part of the city means having Querétaro’s historic architecture, charming plazas, restaurants, cafés, galleries, and everyday local life right outside your door—everything that makes the Historic Center one of the most distinctive and sought-after areas of the city.

INCOME PROPERTY FOR SHORT AND LONG TERM RENTALS Allende 64 is a beautiful and cozy complex of 5 apartments that was designed specifically for short and medium term rentals. It is located in the Historic Center of Queretaro, a World Heritage Site decreed by UNESCO in 1996, a few blocks from squares, gardens, museums and all services. Each apartment has been meticulously designed by the owner, so that, although they are within the same building, each one has a particular touch. One of the intentions that is manifested is the combination of a vernacular building with contemporary finishes and comfortable spaces. The lofts vary in size and maintain absolute independence between them, only sharing the patio that vestibules the access and the laundry area. Allende 64 is an excellent investment opportunity; in the short time it has been in operation it has shown an extraordinary profitability. The city of Queretaro has an increasing demand for spaces like this where fully furnished, short or medium stay spaces are offered and above all where daily activities can be carried out walking due to its proximity and good location. It is important to mention that the property is located right in front of a parking lot with pension service and that Avenida Universidad, the main road that connects to the Historic Center, is located just a block and a half away, which allows easy vehicular access to the rest of the city.

Contemporary style house located south of CDMX. The house is built on a descending lot, contemporary style strategically designed, the social areas are ideal for family gatherings or events with friends and is very bright. Upon arrival we are greeted by a beautiful garden and access to the main door of the house, guarded by a pond with koi fish all along the length. The front is framed with a floor-to-ceiling continuous window with heights of 4m. The large living room with a gas fireplace and bar with cava at the back overlooking the interior garden. On one side is the dining room and the kitchen with peninsula and bar, double refrigerator, stove and gas oven, double sink, it has a pantry that joins the service staircase and connects to the hall with a sliding door to create greater privacy, it has direct access to the deck through another folding glass door that joins the outdoor dining room, It has a gas grill and sink for BBK Outdoor The terrace has an automatic folding roof, creating a pleasant covered but outdoor environment for sunny days. On the same floor are the three large bedrooms, the master bedroom with large dressing room, spectacular views of the backyard pool, the master bathroom has a jacuzzi and steam system. The other 2 bedrooms overlook the garden and the front of the house, each with closet and share a full Jack and Jill bathroom. It has electric curtains in the anteroom and the master bedroom has air conditioning and heating in the three bedrooms. On the back of the house on the lower floor is the spectacular pool, surrounded by vegetation, a covered area with an outdoor terrace that joins the family-type social area with TV which can be opened through folding glass doors to integrate the space completely, it has another bar type bar for parties, area for pool table or study and has 2 full bathrooms specifically planned for social events and with access to the garage for 6 cars, It has 2 maid's quarters with a bathroom, laundry area, machine room and wine cellar. The house has black marble floors in social areas combined with granite and wood in bedrooms and study. all the carpentry, doors and built-in furniture made of American oak wood, has an ADT security system, interior and exterior security cameras, has a sprinkler irrigation system for the garden, solar panels for energy saving, sound system in social areas, stationary gas. Electric water filtration system for pool and pond a gas boiler. Electric gate.

Do you want to be part of history? Are you looking to be the guardian of a national heritage? Are you passionate about rescuing fragments of Mexico and joining the pieces together for a new legacy? The Nancarrow-O'Gorman Studios are a unique opportunity that cannot be repeated. The history of these two houses dates back to the friendship between two titans of art: On the one hand, Conlon Nancarrow, the greatest composer of experimental and mechanized music of the 20th century, and on the other hand, Juan O'Gorman, one of the Fantastic Five of 20th-century Mexican art. In 1940, Conlon Nancarrow, after being harassed by the government of his country, the United States, decided to go into exile in Mexico and was welcomed by his friend and supporter, Juan O'Gorman, who in 1948 built him a first house on this land. The artistic importance of this house is immeasurable. It contains the largest collection of petromurals (Juan O'Gorman's signature technique) in a private space. These murals were nothing more and nothing less than the preliminary essay for his magnum opus, the petromurals of the Central Library of Ciudad Universitaria, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And they were recently restored by the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature (INBAL). So, having such a significant artistic discourse on the walls of your own home is a feat worthy of great pride and responsibility. The opportunity and significance of acquiring a piece of this country's history through this tangible event are once in a lifetime. In this first stage of construction, we also find a mystical recording studio, acoustically isolated and designed by Conlon Nancarrow himself. Impenetrable to worldly noise and capable of reproducing only the beat of your heart. It was within this space that Nancarrow worked much of his magic, presenting the most eccentric and creative pieces and instruments to be performed for the world to see. A vintage modernist kitchen brimming with character, a bedroom with a full bathroom and built-in fireplace, and the foyer/entrance/dining room surrounded by O'Gorman petromurals face a beautiful, deep, mature garden surrounded by towering trees that sway the air as you pass by. This first stage of construction culminates in a gloomy, hidden cellar-like passageway and an enigmatic two-story library housing part of Conlon Nancarrow's private book collection. The second stage of construction is a house located at the far end of the land and connected to the first house by a corridor. It has the distinction of being the last house built by Juan O'Gorman as an architect, a profession from which he retired more than 20 years ago at the time (in the early 1950s) due to personal disillusionment. Built in the 1970s, it bears all of O'Gorman's hallmarks (volcanic rocks, ironwork, and exposed beam and vault ceilings). A kitchen, living and dining room overlooking the lush garden, a small terrace/greenhouse overlooking the same garden, a cozy wood-burning fireplace in the living room, a utility room with a full bathroom, and a half guest bathroom complete the ground floor. Upstairs, we have three bedrooms that share two full bathrooms and a spectacular studio with its own balcony and terrace, offering 360° views of the treetops and Juan O'Gorman's petromurals. A true pulse for all the senses. Up to 10 vehicles in a row can be accommodated within the evocative and picturesque 50-meter corridor that welcomes us to this historic property. This corridor is so extensive that it also lends itself to different scenarios, including mural interventions. An untouchable and immeasurable canvas (petromurals) accompanies and dances across several dusty canvases in this magical place, laden with symbolism. Imagination soars to transform and design new scenarios for these spaces.

Casa Xoltic (from the Nahuatl word meaning "the one who lives") is a project by Amasa Estudio, a young and enthusiastic couple of architects dedicated to rescuing and reintegrating abandoned spaces, returning them to the community and its inhabitants. In this context, within a dilapidated 1960s house, Amasa Estudio radically transformed an inhospitable space from the ground up into a warm and functional home, combining cutting-edge materials and designs, thus regenerating every corner of the property for the enjoyment of its future owners. Therefore, the project stands out for its authenticity and novelty within the local market and represents one of the few opportunities to own a brand-new designer home in the emblematic Del Carmen neighborhood of Coyoacan. Located in the heart of the neighborhood, where distances shrink to what truly matters, Casa Xoltic offers a wide variety of services nearby, from shared bicycles, yoga studios, fruit stands, traditional and organic markets, grocery stores... to the city's most exclusive restaurants and bars. And it's just minutes away from the Frida Kahlo Museum, two parks (Xicotencatl Park and Viveros de Coyoacan), the National Film Cinema (Cineteca Nacional), several major supermarket chains, the Coyoacan Center, the Mitikah and Oasis shopping malls, and only 25 minutes from Mexico City International Airport. Casa Xoltic, as its name suggests, awakens and pumps your senses in Coyoacan, the most emblematic area in southern Mexico City. Stimulated by centuries of history, abundant public art, and endless green pathways, you'll become part of the tradition. A pedestrian- friendly lifestyle offering a wide array of dining, recreational, and cultural options just steps from your door, yet far enough to avoid crowds and noise, thanks to its prime location in the quietest part of the neighborhood, also away from air traffic. An environment everyone desires and demands for the needs of the 21st century: a peaceful, relaxed, and accessible life, with everything within walking distance. Come enjoy your favorite drink on the epic rooftop, gaze at the trees that embrace you, breathe in the breeze of a city that dances for you, and savor your future at Casa Xoltic. Be “the one who lives”, not just survives, in this sprawling metropolis.

A practical house in terms of size, comfortable in layout, and centrally located within the coveted historical, cultural, and touristic area of Coyoacán. But with one exception from that loud and vibrant Coyoacan: the silence and tranquility that envelops this street and home are insane. And if that weren't enough, the house was completely renovated and restored in 2018, including both the plumbing, electrical installations, and its aesthetics. Looking into its aesthetics, it's worth mentioning the personality that defines this home. There are languages that subtly dance within its walls: The artists involved in its construction include the Italian sculptor Daniele Crepaldi (door to the living room), whose canvases, through oxides and tar, integrate time and its erosion (chronomatter). The visual artist Joel Rendón (vertical mural in the patio) glimpses a jaguar hidden in the jungle (a vertical garden designed with that intention), stalking and threatening. This mural is inspired by the Red Jaguar inside the Chichén Itzá pyramid. The ceramic covering it was fired at the Experimental Ceramics Workshop in Coyoacán. The costumes hanging in the studio are from the state of Guerrero and allude to the dance of the tecuanes (tecuans) as they attempt to hunt the jaguar (tecuani in Nahuatl) in a play of contrasts between the two patios (the front and the back, where the jaguar hides, thus hunting each other), which interconnect and interpellate through Daniele Crepaldi's ephemeral portal (door). On the other hand, in the jaguar patio, we have Symphony, an iron anti-table by set designer, dancer, and visual artist María de los Ángeles González Rangel. It is an immovable witness within an elusive object. An intimate retreat for gatherings and the spirit that summons them. Finally, we have Kukulkán or Quetzalcoatl, accompanying the inhabitants and visitors as they ascend and descend the staircase. The design is by the aforementioned Joel Rendón, and the glass-ceramic work was done by the French artist Helena Hospital. The blue glass skylight that covers the space enigmatically envelops the inhabitants' transits. The entire artistic decoration itself—the lapis lazuli blue of the stairs, the cinnabar or cochineal red that surrounds the house, and the tezontle volcanic stones that cement the home—is a tribute that fuses and makes cultural allusions to native Mexico and its core cultures: Teotihuacán, Oaxaca, and Chichen Itzá. The finest detail is, without a doubt, the courtyard's geometries that play with the sun. At certain times of the year, the feathered serpent (Kukulkán or Quetzalcóatl) descends upon Casa Jaguar, amidst shadows and lights. A spectacle designed in every corner. Speaking in terms of the aforementioned functionality and practicality, the house, being renovated and practically new (2018) in finishes, is ready to be moved in immediately. It features a full kitchen with an island, a wine cellar, a studio-workshop, an automatic gate, security cameras, an intercom in different parts of the house, three bedrooms each with their own full bathroom, a guest half bathroom, a utility room, a laundry area, a roof with enormous potential to create a spectacular roof garden, and, as icing on the cake, the original and unique divine tezontle patio dressed with its jungle wall and pond that harmonize with the silence of the area. Don't miss the opportunity to live in a model of a house without complications and an authentic art installation in the quietest area of the emblematic Coyoacán.