Mexico International Real Estate · Mérida
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Casa De Leon — Sought After Property To Renovate

Prime Downtown Mérida Property with Architectural Plans Included

3 beds3 baths381 m² living599 m² lotColonial homeMérida Centro

Highlights

  • – Direct Parking Access: Conveniently located on Calle 68
  • – Mérida International Airport: 15 minutes by car
  • *Linked to a MXN Peso listing price starting at $7,500,000 MXN*

Situated in the heart of Mérida’s historic center, this renowned property boasts a unique L-shaped design spanning Calle 63 and Calle 68. Its central location, just a few blocks from Plaza Grande, makes it a sought-after gem, ideal for restoration or luxury development.

-This property, with renderings designed by Arkham Projects, offers an incredible opportunity to create a masterpiece in one of Mérida’s most desirable areas. The sale includes architectural plans that envision a luxurious home with a bar, pool, rooftop terrace, and lush green spaces, all tailored to immerse you in the region’s rich traditions and modern comforts.

This is your chance to own a piece of Mérida’s history while creating your future. Contact us today to learn more!

Price is based on currency rates of exchange in effect at the time of uploading. Price is subject to change without prior notice due to currency fluctuation.

Thank you for taking time to review this listing. Merida is full of wonderful homes and I can show you ANY property for sale in Merida, including those from other websites and realtors.


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To see this property contact me (Robert Slaats) at 999 246 6555 (or email at slaatsrobert@gmail.com). I strive to help you find the PERFECT home or buyer!

Specifications

Bedrooms3
Bathrooms3
Living area381 m² (4,101 sq ft)
Lot area599 m² (6,448 sq ft)
ParkingGarage
Property typeColonial home
AreaMérida Centro
Listing code006483

What owning this actually involves

Mérida Centro is inside Mexico’s restricted zone, which runs 50 km inland from any coast. A foreign buyer here holds title through a fideicomiso — a Mexican bank trust in which you are the named beneficiary. It is not a lease: you can live in the property, rent it, remodel it, sell it and leave it to your heirs. The term is 50 years and it renews.

The purchase completes before a notario público, a state-appointed lawyer, and typically takes 30–60 days.

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