$1,340,483
Located in one of the most exclusive areas of Valle de Bravo, this majestic home in Avándaro, next to the Golf Club, offers a perfect blend of luxury, nature, and comfort. Designed by renowned architect Manolo Mestre, this residence stands out for its harmony with the surroundings and its impeccable classic colonial-style architecture. Style and Architecture With a unique design, this Valle de Bravo home reflects the essence of the prestigious Manolo Mestre, blending tradition and sophistication. Its double-wall construction, predominant use of wood, tiled roofs, and imposing wooden beams create a warm and elegant atmosphere in every space. Key Features: Main residence with a functional layout and high-quality finishes 4 bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom and unique design, offering absolute privacy 4 fireplaces that create a cozy atmosphere and add a special touch to the home Outdoor pool seamlessly integrated into the landscape, ideal for enjoying the natural surroundings Natural surroundings: Direct connection to nature, bordering a river and surrounded by a beautiful forest Interior courtyard that brings light and freshness to the spaces Separate apartment ready to be remodeled to your liking, ideal for guests, a guest house, or a custom project Office or studio, perfect for a home office or private workspace Spacious living and dining rooms, ideal for gatherings and socializing Spacious kitchen with built-in cabinets and high-quality finishes Laundry room and maid’s quarters, with separate access Storage room for additional storage Unbeatable location Located in Avándaro, one of the most exclusive areas of Valle de Bravo, with immediate access to the Golf Club, restaurants, shops, and major roads. A signature home, steeped in history, elegance, and an exceptional natural setting. Contact us for more information and schedule your visit today. Real Estate Agent: Ana Cristina Garza
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