Properties
Four-bedroom homes in Monterrey
Four bedrooms is the family sweet spot: the main one, two for the kids, and one that ends up as an office or a guest room. In Monterrey it's where most residential demand sits. Filter for four bedrooms or more and keep only what actually works for a mid-size family.
5 properties available
Includes the Monterrey metro area.
For sale · Santiago
Home in Bosques de las Misiones, Santiago
$13,200,000 MXN
4 bd · 4 ba · 407 m² built · 315 m² lot
For sale · Monterrey
Sierra Alta 9º Sector Residence
$49,500,000 MXN
5 bd · 10 ba · 1147 m² built · 667 m² lot
For sale · Monterrey
Sierra Alta Residence, Sector 10
$49,500,000 MXN
5 bd · 10 ba · 1240 m² built · 741 m² lot
For sale · San Pedro Garza García
Hillside Home, Balcones del Campestre
$41,000,000 MXN
4 bd · 7 ba · 385 m² built · 722 m² lot
For sale · Santiago
El Barrial, Santiago
$9,250,000 MXN
4 bd · 4 ba · 372 m² built · 251 m² lot
Frequently asked
Four-bedroom homes in Monterrey
Which is the best area to buy a home in Monterrey?
The areas with the most sustained appreciation are San Pedro Garza García (Valle Oriente, Carretera Nacional), followed by southern Carretera Nacional, Cumbres Elite and Valle Alto. Which one fits depends on budget and way of life: San Pedro is premium, Carretera Nacional balances price and appreciation, Cumbres is family territory.
How much does a square meter cost in Monterrey?
It varies widely by area: San Pedro Garza García MX$50,000-80,000/m², Valle Oriente MX$55,000-80,000/m², Cumbres Elite MX$35,000-55,000/m², mid-range areas MX$20,000-35,000/m².
What are the closing costs when buying a home in Monterrey?
Roughly 6-8% of the price: transfer income tax (variable, usually the seller's), notary (1-1.5%), appraisal, property registry (~0.5%), transfer-of-title tax (~2%) and the broker's fee (4-6%, paid by the seller).