C. 61 603A, Parque Santiago, Centro, 97000 Centro, Yuc., Mexico, Merida, Yucatan 97000

Nestled in the highly sought-after Barrio de Santiago, one of Mridas most desirable neighborhoods, this stunning, nearly new home, completed in 2023, combines modern luxury with timeless charm. Fully furnished and turnkey-ready, its perfect for those seeking immediate comfort and convenience. The colonial-style faade, restored in compliance with INAH restrictions, welcomes you into a property that boasts double-high ceilings, classic pasta tile floors, and rustic stone walls that exude warmth and character. The thoughtfully designed layout includes a spacious living room and an open-concept dining and kitchen area with marble countertops, a central island, and natural wood cabinetry. Sliding glass doors seamlessly connect the interior to a stunning outdoor space featuring a central swimming pool, a wooden deck with reclining loungers, lush greenery, and a shaded dining area with a sleek canopy. The home offers three bedrooms, including a luxurious master suite with a round bathtub, and modern amenities such as air conditioning, fiber-optic internet, and stylish lighting. FACTS Year of construction2023 AlignmentNorth-South Lot |377 m2 (4, 057 ft2) Width x length |15.1 m x 25.3 m Construction |approx. 280 m2 (3, 014 ft2) HIGHLIGHTS PRIME LOCATION IN TRANQUIL BARRIO DE SANTIAGO: Situated in one of Mridas most desirable neighborhoods. NEARLY NEW, COMPLETED IN 2023 TURNKEY FULLY FURNISHED AND EQUIPPED: Ready for immediate move-in. OUTSTANDING OUTDOOR SPACE: Features a central swimming pool and wooden deck. PREMIUM MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP: Designed with attention to detail and high-quality finishes. PROPERTY LAYOUT Living Room: Spacious and inviting for relaxation and entertainment. Open-Concept Dining and Kitchen Area: Seamlessly connected to the outdoor garden and pool. Modern kitchen featuring marble countertops, a central island with bar stools, and natural wood cabinetry. Dining area includes a large wooden table with woven-back chairs. Sliding glass doors open to a stunning view of the lush outdoor space. Bedrooms: Master Suite: King bed, an extraordinary bathroom with a large round bathtub, accessible via the garden. Second Bedroom: Two single beds and an en-suite bathroom. Third Bedroom: King bed, television, and an en-suite bathroom. Outdoor Area: Central swimming pool surrounded by greenery and bordered by rustic stone walls, adding historic charm. Poolside deck with two reclining loungers. Shaded dining area under a sleek canopy with built-in lighting and a ceiling fan. Half bathroom conveniently located for outdoor use. Utility Room: Equipped with a washer and dryer for convenience. GENERAL FEATURES Newly Completed in 2023: Impeccable condition. Corner Lot: Enhancing privacy. Colonial Faade: Restored in compliance with INAH restrictions. Double-High Ceilings: Create a sense of openness throughout the home. Classic Pasta Tile Floors: Add a touch of traditional Yucatn elegance. Rustic Stone Walls: Provide warmth and character to both interior and exterior spaces. Modern Comforts: Air conditioning, ceiling fans, high-speed internet (fiber optic), and stylish lighting fixtures. Fully Equipped Kitchen: Includes modern appliances such as a refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, sink, and cooker hood. Turnkey Ready: Fully furnished, including television, washer, and dryer. And Much More: Additional thoughtful details enhance the propertys charm and functionality. LOCATION HISTORICAL CENTER | BARRIO DE SANTIAGO Mrida's historic center stands as the city's premier attraction, offering a captivating blend of beautifully restored colonial-era buildings. Strolling along the renowned Paseo de Montejo or exploring the enchanting parks of Santa Ana, Santa Lucia, and Santiago, visitors are treated to a vibrant tapestry of theaters, museums, lively galleries, exquisite restaurants, and cozy cafs. This captivating old town exerts a magnetic pull on culturally inclined travelers from around the globe, as well as numerous North American expatriates who have wholeheartedly embraced the allure of the Centro neighborhoods. Many of them have acquired and painstakingly refurbished colonial-style houses, adding to the area's charm and character. Located in the heart of Mridas historic Barrio de Santiago, this property enjoys a prime position just four blocks from the iconic Santiago Park and within easy walking distance of the majestic Plaza Grande. The Plaza Grande is home to Mridas most celebrated landmarks, including the impressive Cathedral of San Ildefonso and the Yucatn State Government Palace. With a history spanning nearly 400 years, Barrio de Santiago is one of the citys oldest and most cherished neighborhoods. Today, it enchants residents with its beautifully restored colonial homes and stands as a sought-after residential haven within Mridas vibrant historic center. At the heart of the neighborhood is the cultural epicenter, Santiago Park, adorned with market stalls, shops, and the magnificent Santiago Apstol Church. The park serves as a hub for various events and enriches the social fabric of the neighborhood. But the appeal of Barrio de Santiago goes beyond its immediate surroundings. Its central location in the city center provides easy access to Mrida's major tourist attractions, theaters, galleries, museums, and an abundance of excellent restaurants. This convenience contributes to the neighborhood's enduring popularity with locals and tourists alike. The combination of a superb location, colonial architectural splendor, and a myriad of cultural and recreational activities makes Barrio de Santiago truly unique. It is emerging as one of the most desirable places to live in the city, capturing the essence of Mrida's vibrant lifestyle! DISTANCES FROM THE PROPERTY TO Sper Ak (Supermarket)250 m(0.2 mi) Entrance Mrida Zoo600 m(0.4 mi) Parque de Santiago700 m(0.4 mi) ADO Bus Terminal Centro Histrico1.3 km(0.8 mi) Plaza Principal de Mrida (Plaza Grande)1.3 km(0.8 mi) Mrida International Airport6 km(3.7 mi) MRIDA Mrida, the capital of the state of Yucatan and the administrative seat of the municipality of Mrida, boasts a rich and tumultuous history that traces back to the ancient Mayan civilization. The city acquired its name in 1542, bestowed by the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo. As a tribute to him, Mrida's principal boulevard was aptly named Paseo de Montejo. Numerous magnificent colonial buildings in the historic city center, stand as a testament to the city's past wealth and exude a truly unique charm. Regarded as the gateway to the captivating realm of the Maya, Mrida attracts countless tourists each year who embark on their journey to explore renowned Mayan sites like Chichen Itz and Uxmal, thereby immersing themselves in their timeless allure. From the perspective of its residents, ...