Casa Reforma · 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Art Deco
Robert Slaats006761
Country Living · Modern Comfort · Solar Powered · Spacious · Versatile
Escape to wide-open living just minutes from Mérida and the coast. This single-story, 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath home blends country tranquility with modern efficiency and smart design.
The property is essentially two complete homes under one roof. Each unit has its own kitchen, living room, dining area, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Perfect for multi-generational families, long-term guests, or as an investment — live in one and rent out the other.
Set on more than 2,100 m², the home was completed in 2022 and offers generous indoor and outdoor spaces. A 17-meter pool, covered BBQ kitchen, and gardens overlooking the Polo Club fields create a true resort-style setting for entertaining or relaxation.
A state-of-the-art solar system with panels, batteries, inverter, and surge protection keeps energy reliable and costs low. Water softener, pressurized water, irrigation system, and full air-conditioning add comfort and convenience.
Additional features include a large cistern, terrace, storage, and covered parking. Furnished and move-in ready.
Location offers the best of both worlds: 30 minutes to Centro, 20 minutes to the beach, and 15 minutes to major shopping.
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| Bedrooms | 4 |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms | 4.5 |
| Living area | 419 m² (4,510 sq ft) |
| Lot area | 2,125 m² (22,873 sq ft) |
| Lot dimensions | 50 × 42.5 m |
| Parking | On Property |
| Property type | Residential home |
| Area | Yucatán |
| Listing code | 006694 |
Mexico’s restricted zone runs 50 km inland from any coast and 100 km from any land border. A foreign buyer inside that zone holds title through a fideicomiso — a Mexican bank trust in which you are the named beneficiary, with the right to live in the property, rent it, remodel it, sell it and leave it to your heirs. Outside the zone a foreign buyer may hold title directly, with a permit from the Mexican government.
Which applies to this property depends on exactly where it sits. Ask us and we will tell you before you spend anything.
The purchase completes before a notario público, a state-appointed lawyer, and typically takes 30–60 days.
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