This marvelous residence is located on the border of two of Merida’s most desirable historic neighborhoods: Santa Ana and Santiago. Situated on a beautiful street lined with restored colonial homes, it is just three blocks from Santa Ana Park, Paseo de Montejo, and the Gastronomic Corridor, with Santa Lucía Square, Santiago Park, and the Main Plaza all just a short walk away. From the first impression of the facade with its Art Deco moldings and details, the home reveals an exquisite and elegant design characterized by a sober, timeless, yet warm color palette.
The architectural flow moves seamlessly from the public spaces to the most private areas. The experience begins in a grand entrance hall with high ceilings and wooden beams, followed by a living room that opens onto an inner courtyard and connects to the first bedroom, which stands out for its barrel vault ceiling culminating in an arch where a skylight subtly illuminates the space. Adjacent to it, a guest bathroom decorated with glazed green tiles is similarly bathed in natural overhead light. Through an arcade of rectangular columns overlooking the courtyard, you reach the fully equipped kitchen, a second bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and a covered terrace lounge featuring original antique roof tiles.
This area opens directly into the second courtyard, which boasts a generous filtered swimming pool and a garden area with sun loungers to enjoy Merida’s warm sunshine
. At the rear of the property sits the primary suite, designed as a spacious, highly private retreat. It features floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to the pool on one side and a third private courtyard on the other, an expansive walk-in closet, and an en-suite bathroom clad in travertine marble. For added convenience, the residence includes a covered garage large enough for an oversized vehicle, as well as a spacious laundry and equipment room. The property is being sold fully furnished and turn-key equipped.
The Mansion of the three courtyards
