Beyond The Façade – San Cristobal
Colm Cooney006838
Colonial – Location – Turnkey – Sophistication – Sanctuary
The home features a light-filled layout centered around indoor-outdoor living. The open-concept living and dining areas flow seamlessly into the custom kitchen, complete with built-in cabinetry, natural stone finishes, and views of the pool. One of the bedrooms has a private ensuite bathroom, while the second bedroom has access to a full bathroom just outside the room. Both bedrooms enjoy excellent natural light and access to outdoor areas.
Through a wall of glass doors, the living space opens onto a lush tropical garden with a swimming pool, patio, and covered terrace—ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Mature palms and ambient lighting add a resort-like atmosphere to this urban oasis.
Santa Lucía is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Mérida Centro, known for its weekend concerts, boutique restaurants, and art galleries. From this home, you can walk to Paseo de Montejo in minutes and enjoy easy access to the city’s best cultural and dining experiences.
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| Bedrooms | 2 |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms | 2.5 |
| Living area | 199 m² (2,142 sq ft) |
| Lot area | 212 m² (2,282 sq ft) |
| Lot dimensions | 9.8 × 21.7 m |
| Parking | On Street |
| Property type | Colonial home |
| Area | Mérida Centro |
| Listing code | 006660 |
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.
The fideicomiso explained →
Colm Cooney006838
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