Yucatan property detail

A three bedroom, three bathroom , two level home in the heart of downtown Merida, close to amenities , complete with pool and off road parking

This amazing brand-new home built by Grant Beare is located in García Ginerés, in the center of Merida between Centro and North Merida. Just a short walk from Ibérica Cimi Cemus Park,a short drive from Park of the Americas, and Downtown. 
The home features an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen overlooking the sparkling filtered pool. 
The rock garden terrace features an antique well, showcasing the property’s history. Just beyond the pool, 
is a separate casita with a closet and full bathroom. Perfect as a guest room, rental, den, or even an office.
 
The home features beautiful granite counters, stunning ceramic tile, and self-closing cabinets. 
Other highlights include a large 36000 Btus inverter mini-split downstairs, air conditioning and 
fans throughout, and light wells strategically placed throughout the home capturing natural light.
 
The beveled skylight ceiling above the stairs coupled with exquisite lighting décor draws you upstairs 
where you’ll find two ample-sized bedrooms, each with a full bathroom and closet. One of the bedrooms
 has a breezy balcony overlooking the pool.  
Conveniently located between the bedrooms is a utility room for laundry.
Characteristics:
Pedestrian gate, Electric garage gate ,Air Conditioned ,Closets ,2 Utility Rooms (for laundry and equipment)
Nearby:
Ibérica Cimi Cemus Park ,Parque de Las Americas ,
History of García Ginerés:
García Ginerés is one of Mérida’s oldest neighborhoods outside of Centro, developed by Cuban immigrant, 
architect, and property developer Joaquín Marcial García Ginerés.
The Garcia Ginerés neighborhood dates back to the 1860s during the time of the Second Mexican Empire 
and the reign of Maximilian. By 1904, early residents included the descendants of German, French, 
and Austrian government officials.
During the late 19th century, the area was covered in henequen plantations, fruit trees, and 
abandoned fields. People were drawn to the area because of its well-designed grid system with wide 
streets and avenues.
There are many iconic homes and monuments in the area that were designed by the Colombian architect
Rómulo Rozo — famous for projects such as the Monumento a la Patria on Paseo de Montejo. 
Deco Maya architectural style can be seen in the Park of the Americas and throughout the neighborhood.
 
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a home in one of the most iconic cities in Mexico, 
well known for its tradition, culture, and safety.