This lavishly restored, bright, and spacious urban mansion combines classic colonial style elements and modern industrial design to create an extravagant living concept with a special feel-good atmosphere. Its location in the heart of the popular Centro neighborhood of Barrio de Santiago guarantees short distances to Mérida’s most popular tourist attractions in the historical city center such as theatres, galleries, museums, fine restaurants, etc.

Already the entrance area with its high beamed ceilings, colorful pasta tiles, and partially plastered walls take the residents and visitors of the house into another world. The extraordinary and elegant design, which smoothly transitions from colonial style to a noble industrial design the deeper you go into the house, is a common thread throughout the entire property and is also continued in the design of the outdoor area. Every corner of the property is well thought out and designed.

In total, the two-story house offers three bedrooms, one of which is easily accessible on the ground floor. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. The two spacious master bedrooms also offer a dressing room and an atrium.

In addition to the entrance hall and one of the master bedrooms, the ground floor accommodates a living room, a large and bright living, and dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. On top of that, there is a guest toilet and a room for water treatment installations at the rear of the building, which can also be used as a storage room.

A wide staircase leads from the central living, and dining area, to the common area on the upper floor. From here depart the two bedrooms already mentioned. The well-kept “low maintenance” garden with trees and tropical plants is divided into a rest area and an active area with a pool and covered terrace.

When equipping the house, the use of high-quality components and materials had a top priority. All rooms are air-conditioned throughout, and some are equipped with ceiling fans. The house is sold furnished except for art and personal items. More information about the equipment as well as the surroundings of the house can be found in the following sections Facts and Location.

FACTS

FOR SALE｜700,000 USD | The sales price in MXN is subject to exchange rate changes!

Year of construction｜2022
Alignment｜North-South

Lot | 371 m² (3,990 ft²)
Width x length | 11 m x 36 m
Construction | 377 m² (4,063 ft²)

HIGHLIGHTS

• BRAND NEW! – FIRST OCCUPANCY AFTER RESTORATION
• TOP LOCATION NEAR PARK SANTIAGO
• EXTRAVAGANT COLONIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
• FURNISHED, INCL. FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN

HOUSE AND LOT

GROUND FLOOR

• Entrance hall (reception area)
• Living room
• Salon (combined living room and dining room)
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Luxurious bedroom with inner garden, en-suite bathroom, and dressing room
• Half bathroom
• Storage- and machinery room

UPPER FLOOR

• Common area
• Luxurious master bedroom with halation, en-suite bathroom, and dressing room
• Regular bedroom with en-suite bathroom

OUTDOOR AREA

• Elegant low-maintenance garden with relaxation area and active area, including trees and tropical plants
• Pool with fountains
• Covered terrace

FURTHER FEATURES

• Extravagant colonial and industrial design
• Furnished (excl. art and personal items)
• Air conditioners
• Ceiling fans
• High beamed ceilings
• Colorful Talavera tiles
• High-quality equipment and materials (windows, doors, tiles, …)
• Fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, oven, hood, dishwasher, refrigerator with freezer compartment
• Water filtration system
• Hydropneumatic water pressure system
• Potable water
• Well
• Cistern
• Current electrical installation
• Bio septic tank
• High-speed internet available

LOCATION

Mérida is both the capital of the state of Yucatan and the administrative seat of the municipality of Mérida. Its turbulent history dates back to the time of the ancient Mayan civilization. The city received its name in 1542 from the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo, in whose honor Mérida’s main boulevard, Paseo de Montejo, was named. Numerous, splendid colonial buildings in the historic city center still bear witness to the former wealth of the city and give it a unique flair. In terms of tourism, Mérida is considered the gateway to the world of the Maya. Every year, thousands of visitors start from here to explore the world-famous Mayan sites such as Chichen Itzá and Uxmal.

Mérida Centro – Paseo de Montejo

From the point of view of its inhabitants, Mérida is above all a modern city with a very high quality of life. As the entire state of Yucatan, the city is one of the safest regions in Mexico and, not least because of this, is very popular with North American ex-pats, who choose Mérida as their preferred domicile. The best hospital network in México also contributes to its great popularity. An excellent healthcare system has been created here through medical cooperation with cities like Houston. Some private clinics even surpass the standards of leading industrial nations. In addition, of course, the generally good weather is a decisive factor in the well-being of the city’s residents.

Mérida

With almost 400 years of history, Barrio de Santiago is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Merida. With its colorful facades of lovingly restored colonial homes, Santiago is today by far one of the most sought-after residential addresses in the city center. Many Americans and Canadians have already realized the dream of their individually designed colonial home here.

Parque de Santiago – Church of Santiago Apóstol

The cultural center of the district is the famous Santiago Park, with numerous market stalls, stores, and the Santiago Apóstol Church. The park is also a regular venue for a wide variety of events. But not only is the Santiago neighborhood itself extremely attractive, but its central location in the city center, with short distances to Mérida’s tourist attractions, theaters, galleries, museums, good restaurants, etc. also ensures the neighborhood’s constant high popularity among locals and tourists.

Parque Santiago

The combination of its fantastic location, colonial architecture, and its wide range of cultural and leisure activities makes Barrio de Santiago unique and one of the hottest places to live in the city!

DISTANCES FROM THE PROPERTY TO

• Parque Santiago｜200 m (660 ft)
• Mérida English Library (MEL)｜950 m (0.6 mi)
• Plaza Grande｜1 km (0.62 mi)
• Teatro José Peón｜1 km (0.68 mi)
• Parque Santa Lucía｜2 km (0.75 mi)
• ADO Estación de autobuses Centro ｜2 KM (0.75 mi)
• Parque Santa Ana｜6 KM (1.0 mi)
• Mérida International Airport｜5 km (4.0 mi)

CONTACT

We appreciate your interest in our listing! If you have any further questions or would like to make an appointment to view this property, please do not hesitate to contact us!

René Jeremias
Telefon/WhatsApp: +52 (999) 381 6286
VOIP weltweit: +49 (30) 6293 8046
Email: rene.jeremias@yps.mx

Jörg Rösener
Telefon/WhatsApp: +52 (999) 242 7749
Email: jorg.rosener@yps.mx

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