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The Yucatán Peninsula’s most interesting homes.

After being seemingly abandoned for some time, its 2020 for-sale announcement reawakened curiosity for the building.
This year, nobody has to schedule their flights to Mérida around Fundación BAI's big fundraiser.
This centuries-old colonial in Santiago is just waiting for you to complete its makeover. Located between Santiago and Santa Lucia parks on a non-bus street, this home is perfectly situated. Casa del Águila has a large living room with the original vigas, restored mamposteria, renovated kitchen, and a garden with...
Get away from it all just two blocks from Mérida’s main square.  But you need a real casona — a grand home in the city — to do it. Casona 66 is close to everything in Centro Histórico, Mérida’s ground zero for the city's most grand and historic homes.  This casona was...
Laura and Alan's home a couple of blocks from Espita's main square has become Casona Los Cedros, a restaurant, bar and boutique hotel remodeled by Laura herself.
A spacious and dazzling one-story residence is on the market in Bosques de San José, in Cholul. Its design combines modernity, sophistication and luxury with an interior designer's decor, giving the property a distinctive and avant-garde character. Outside, it has four assigned parking spaces plus one for visitors, covered by...
Located in Mérida’s Centro, Casa Mango is a modern, minimalist, and artsy home in the heart of the city, and a Yucatecan getaway for its many guests. 
Although it has largely grown in popularity for newcomers, Cholul still retains its town designation as well as most of its traditions and customs.
Casa Cocodrilo is a spacious, bright, airy, colonial-era home in Merida's bustling Centro Histórico. Elegant and welcoming, Casa Cocodrilo embraces you immediately as you enter and continues to delight as you explore it. While tastefully updated and well-maintained, an aura of the past remains. With three large bedrooms and a...
This turnkey modern house in Mérida's popular Santa Ana neighborhood has everything covered
Peace will come again, one day, to David W. Keelan's modest property in Dzoyaxché. But that won't happen until the contractors are gone, including Don Pedro, a bricklayer whose grandfather and mother once lived in this 100-year-old house. Then David will finally have the peace and quiet that drew him...
Casa Oliva sits just around the corner from San Sebastian park. Inside and out, it is a celebration of the colors of the world.
A fixer with an amazing wow features, Casa Palomitos is grand, gorgeous and needs some love.
Any foreigner can obtain direct ownership of a property in the interior of the country, they just need a permit from the Foreigner Affair's Office. However, under Mexican law, foreigners cannot directly own property within the restricted zone.
The splendor and flare of the mansions became a symbol of the economic success brought to the state by the “green gold era” — the henequén times, which coincided with the Porfiriato. 
Fabián Gutiérrez met Francisco Bernés while they were both studying architecture in UADY, the state university of Yucatán. After spending some time abroad in Austria, and through their shared influences, they started designing together. 
In the upper corner of the city, a retirement home for a Mexico City family is in its final stages. The owners came looking for serenity and comfort — a home that felt just as if they were on vacation.
"This is our favorite one-bedroom property in the city," says Carlos Betancourt, owner of Merida Living Real Estate. He is referring to Casa Hannah, a dramatic and modern property in Garcia Gineres, on a quiet street and just blocks from the city's prettiest park, Las Americas, and convenient to grocery...
From the sidewalk, the Art House makes a grand first impression. Once inside, it continues to impress, over and over.  But let’s first go back outside. The home’s lovely neoclassic facade is set off from a tree-lined street. The tone is formal yet inviting, with a pretty iron gate framing...
After years in the real state market in the US, Eric Partney took advantage of his expertise with the Mérida market, becoming a pioneer in the area.
Tranquil, elegant, and comfortable, colonial homes of this caliber are not easy to find. This exquisitely restored home in Santa Ana is perfect for entertaining and within walking distance to Paseo de Montejo, local markets, fine dining, small music venues, galleries, and the best panuchos in Merida. Enter into Casa...
Casa Vagantes comprises a traditional abode with a surface of 70 square meters / 754 square feet and has been fully revamped with modern travelers in mind.
The Casas Gemelas are a pair of French-style mansions built in the early 20th century. Their construction began in 1906 and they were inaugurated on Dec. 24, 1911.
For eight years now, CENTRO Architects have been working to address maintenance issues large and small in Mérida’s Centro. 
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