RELÁMPAGO 15, La Lejona, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato 37765

Welcome to a unique and special place designed to live in an environment in which well-being, harmony, culture and art are present to live a unique experience in San Miguel de Allende. Upon entering the private subdivision called Villas los Cipreses , you will be greeted by various sculptures of Timo, the work of Mexican architect and sculptor Rodrigo de la Sierra. According to Margaret Failoni, Timo seems to have a peculiar effect on children, since they pay more attention to the playful and friendly side of sculptures, while adults, especially collectors, are not only literally captivated by the iconic figure but by the meaning and interpretation behind each one. This is how art and culture intertwine and collude with the landscaping of the place. that evokes the serenity of spaces dedicated to contemplation, health, social coexistence with a touch of relaxation.At Villas los Cipreses the care of Human Beings and their surroundings is very important. The possibility of enjoying a walk through the contemplative gardens, balance and the labyrinth of meditation provoke a feeling of well-being that you can enjoy at any time. In this Beautiful setting is Villa Paraso, a beautiful apartment located on the ground floor that is characterized by its luminosity and exquisite details.Designed with two bedrooms in which their respective bathrooms and closets are integrated, living room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen, the latter creating an environment of integration and family comfort, which are incorporated through windows to an outdoor terrace overlooking the garden and to the Cultural Center. Without a doubt the kitchen is the heart of this home, in the central bar there is the stove with oven and extractor, as well as four high chairs to enjoy your food. In the back, the kitchen where you will find the refrigerator, the dishwasher, a stainless steel drainer, as well as the water purification system called Agua Viva and a food processor. Through the kitch