Luxury house for sale, 505 m2 of construction, 508 m2 of land. Security, from the entrance of Coyoacán. "
Coyoacán is not just a neighborhood; it is living history, tradition, and culture. Its name comes from the coyotes that once inhabited these lands when the Spanish conquerors began to settle them. More than 500 years after its colonial origin, it remains one of the most charming and emblematic districts in Mexico City.

Renowned figures such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, Octavio Paz, Dolores del Río, Salvador Novo, Miguel Ángel de Quevedo, Miguel de la Madrid, and even King Carol of Romania have called Coyoacán home. The area has been a haven for artists, writers, intellectuals, and key figures in the cultural and political history of the country.

The surroundings have preserved their essence with cobblestone streets, leafy plazas, and a calm atmosphere. Iconic green spaces like Los Viveros de Coyoacán, Ciudad Universitaria (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and the Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve are all part of the area’s unique character.

It is also a district with excellent services, vibrant cultural, educational, and commercial life, and strong connectivity to the city's main roads. It offers one of the most exciting culinary scenes in the capital, as well as traditional markets, bookstores, cafés, artisan shops, museums, churches, theaters, and shopping centers.

In this privileged setting stands a truly unique residence, located directly across from the Fonoteca Nacional, formerly the home of Captain Alvarado, a member of Hernán Cortés’s expedition. Just across the street is the historic home of Salvador Novo, one of Mexico City’s most beloved chroniclers.

The house stands out for its traditional Mexican architecture of high artisanal value, with authentic elements and refined finishes that give it both character and distinction. Built with cantera stone, masonry, brick, handcrafted ironwork, tile, and clay roof tiles, it evokes a classic Mexican aesthetic with inspiration from Oaxaca and San Miguel de Allende.

It features three bedrooms, each with its full bathroom, two of which overlook the garden. The primary bedroom includes a bathtub. The layout creates a natural flow between spaces while allowing for independence and privacy.

The social areas include a living room with a fireplace, a terrace, a hallway leading directly to the garden, a fountain, and a built-in grill. The garden is surrounded by mature trees, flowering plants, and abundant greenery, creating a peaceful and private outdoor retreat.

Modern amenities include solar panels, gas heating, two cisterns, a guardhouse with a full bathroom, and two parking spaces.

Interior details feature stained glass windows, exposed wooden beams, cantera and hardwood floors, decorative niches, bay windows, historic wooden doors, and marble accents. Every corner of the home has been carefully designed to balance functionality, artistry, and craftsmanship.

This is a property that blends history, design, and quality of life in one of the most distinctive and desirable districts in the city. A home with soul, tradition, and character—surrounded by trees, culture, and the"