Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Intact Mexican Modernism in Lomas
Stone walls and solid wood in an untamed garden — a restoration project at human scale.
$44.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 600 m²
Collection
Period villas and houses that keep their original character.
46 homes
Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Stone walls and solid wood in an untamed garden — a restoration project at human scale.
$44.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 600 m²
Tlalpan, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Stone walls and windows that frame the wooded garden; a loft expands the way of living.
$14.5 M MXN · 5 bd · 410 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
A mature garden sets the rhythm in this refuge of silence and honest materials.
$28 M MXN · 3 bd · 647 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
An open floor plan favors light and a close connection to the outdoor garden.
$16.9 M MXN · 4 bd · 327 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Closed façade, luminous interior: San Ángel's modern tradition for those seeking privacy and creativity.
$12.9 M MXN · 5 bd · 164 m²
Valle de Bravo, Estado de México · Vintage
Exposed beams and a central fireplace create a refuge built at human scale.
$12 M MXN · 4 bd · 380 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Honest materials and wooden ceilings frame a jacaranda garden where the landscape takes over.
$52.9 M MXN · 4 bd · 685 m²
Guadalajara, Jalisco · Vintage
Curved cantilevers and preserved original ironwork define this Guadalajaran functionalist icon.
$23.9 M MXN · 11 bd
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Fountain courtyard, color, and honest materials: a refuge at human scale, turned inward.
$33 M MXN · 5 bd · 600 m²
Zapopan, Jalisco · Vintage
Wooden beams, ochre walls and vegetation that comes inside: a refuge far from the generic catalog.
$44.8 M MXN · 4 bd · 811 m²
Guadalajara, Jalisco · Vintage
Privacy through honest materials: a courtyard that blurs boundaries with nature.
$15 M MXN · 5 bd
La Magdalena Contreras, Ciudad de México · Vintage
A mature garden seems to swallow the building in this honestly built refuge.
$16.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 529 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Skylighting and garden articulate a double-height space where beams and wood create a serene atmosphere.
$23.6 M MXN · 3 bd · 380 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Thick walls and dark timber ceilings frame a mature garden where luxury means silence and lasting materials.
$45.9 M MXN · 4 bd · 400 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Honest materials and a human scale make it a timeless refuge.
$16.5 M MXN · 3 bd · 423 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Wood and stone compose an architecture of human scale that prioritizes warmth over ornamentation.
$13.2 M MXN · 3 bd · 411 m²
Zapopan, Jalisco · Vintage
A facade that breathes with the seasons and materials without artifice: the luxury that goes unannounced.
$15 M MXN · 4 bd · 558 m²
Huixquilucan, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Geometry and void with double heights and green views: honest spatiality beyond the generic.
$12.5 M MXN · 3 bd · 420 m²
La Magdalena Contreras, Ciudad de México · Vintage
A mid-century structure with steel-framed windows and 1,260 square meters of wooded land.
$18.8 M MXN · 4 bd · 800 m²
Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Sunken living room, original woodwork, and green accents: the volume and scale to restore right.
$30 M MXN · 3 bd · 630 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Honest materials and a human scale, far from generic white boxes, ready for a careful update.
$12.3 M MXN · 3 bd · 154 m²
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Volcanic rock and mature vegetation await an intervention that restores the dialogue between stone and light.
$26 M MXN · 4 bd · 1,096 m²
Zapopan, Jalisco · Vintage
Unassuming materials, a suspended staircase, and a fireplace that does not age.
$12.5 M MXN · 5 bd · 415 m²
Cuajimalpa de Morelos, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Integrated carpentry organizes the spaces under a material intention that embraces oriental aesthetic
$28 M MXN · 4 bd · 775 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Functionalist volumes opening to the garden, with period details ready for restoration.
$15.8 M MXN · 3 bd · 147 m²
Huixquilucan, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Rustic plaster, wooden screens: honest Mexican modernism for restoration or serene living.
$19.8 M MXN · 3 bd · 699 m²
Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Deliberate color contrast and a jungle-like garden no new build could ever buy.
$55 M MXN · 6 bd · 514 m²
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Mid-century with fluid spaces toward the interior garden. Glass greenhouse and impeccable human scale.
$13.8 M MXN · 5 bd · 690 m²
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
A property that dialogues with the outside and responds to Coyoacán's daily life.
$19 M MXN · 4 bd · 440 m²
Guadalajara, Jalisco · Vintage
Clay floors, steel windows and original timber staircase intact: generous spaces with garden, ready to restore.
$12.5 M MXN · 5 bd · 454 m²
Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Historic architecture with singular elements, ready for a restoration that honors its original character.
$16.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 576 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Mid-century structure with clay floors and a view to oaks; a canvas for bespoke interiors.
$21.5 M MXN · 3 bd · 425 m²
Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Period architecture with stone walls and an enveloping garden, its original character intact and ready to restore.
$67 M MXN · 5 bd · 1,109 m²
Valle de Bravo, Estado de México · Lake
Wooden beams, stone walls, and aged clay floors. Open to the lake, surrounded by hills.
$19.8 M MXN · 4 bd · 316 m²
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Brick, wood, and illuminated interior patio, artisanal vault and vegetation of classic Pedregal.
$12.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 251 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Unadorned modernism where the garden organizes the house and travertine speaks to the landscape.
$49.9 M MXN · 4 bd · 1,084 m²
Huixquilucan, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Walls of character and intimate courtyards, Mexican architecture turned inward.
$22 M MXN · 4 bd · 500 m²
Mérida, Yucatán · Vintage
Bold colors, original materials, and a patio with archways that sets the tropical rhythm.
$13.9 M MXN · 5 bd · 660 m²
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Wood and filtered light define transitions that create a sanctuary with clear architectural intention.
$12 M MXN · 8 bd · 209 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
An open floor plan and indoor-outdoor flow from another era, ready for a second life.
$35 M MXN · 4 bd · 770 m²
La Magdalena Contreras, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Three gardens and a human scale that recall the Mexican school of the mid-century.
$14.5 M MXN · 3 bd · 313 m²
Guadalajara, Jalisco · Vintage
Its original structure offers an exceptional canvas for a restoration true to the craft.
$21.5 M MXN
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
1960s functionalism: wood interiors, open garden, and a luxury that needs no saying.
$35 M MXN · 5 bd · 587 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
An original fountain coexists with a glass-and-steel addition set in a lush garden.
$49.9 M MXN · 3 bd · 779 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
An introspective mood merged with the forest, ready for a careful restoration.
$15.5 M MXN · 4 bd · 814 m²
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México · Vintage
Wood and stone frame a mature garden in a timeless piece of design.
$12.2 M MXN · 3 bd · 360 m²