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Casa Chukum: great location in Santa Ana
item Lot Width: 5.63 mts | 18.4711292 feet
item Lot Length: 51.67 mts| 169.5210028 feet
item Living Area: 225 sq m | 2421.8775 sq ft
item Lot Size: 309 sq m | 3326.0451 sq ft
item Bedrooms 3
item Bathrooms 3.5
item Office 0
item Cars 0

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Bright & Breezy Chukum Home in Santa Ana This spacious home in the heart of Santa Ana is full of natural light, smart design, and subtle nods to Yucatán’s architectural heritage. The entire house is finished in chukum, a traditional Mayan material known for keeping things fresh year-round and requiring very little maintenance: perfect for life in Mérida. The lot is long and deep (5.6 meters across and 51 meters long), giving the house a unique layout with multiple open-air moments that tie everything together. When you walk in, you’re welcomed by a front courtyard with exposed mampostería walls and a staircase leading up to a completely independent guest suite. It’s private but still connected to the home through a balcony that overlooks the front yard. Back downstairs, you’ll pass a pantry and laundry area before entering the kitchen and dining room, which open up with floor-to-ceiling iron and glass doors onto the front courtyard. This space is especially striking—there’s a large tree that survived a hurricane 20 years ago, still standing next to the fountain. It’s the kind of spot that makes you pause and breathe, and it’s perfect for entertaining. A concrete pathway leads you toward the center of the home, where you’ll find the living room, full of light and views in every direction: one side to the courtyard with the tree, the other toward the pool. Just next to it is a storage bodega, tucked away but convenient. All throughout the house, you’ll find the same design language: chukum walls, pasta tile floors, and open transitions between spaces. The pool sits just before the back facade of the home, shaded by a “bajareque” pergola, with sour orange trees planted nearby. The downstairs primary suite has its own private patio that connects to the bathroom, while the upstairs bedroom mirrors the layout with a balcony overlooking the pool. All bedrooms include walk-in closets and ensuite bathrooms, and the house is fully equipped with appliances and all systems in place for comfortable living. It’s a large, bright, low-maintenance home with a great location in Santa Ana, its only 4 blocks away from Paseo de Montejo—ideal for anyone looking for personality, privacy, and a layout that just makes sense. Price of the property is $9,950,000mxn price in USD will change as the exchange rate fluctuates.

Colonia: SANTA ANA

CONTACT

Name: Cristina Sosa

Phone: 9992470757

Email: cristinasosarealestate@gmail.com



Amenities
High ceilings
Pasta tiles
Air conditioning
AmpleStorage
City water
Closets
Colonial Beamed ceiling
Detached guest suite
Fenced yard
Fideicomiso
Fountain
Fully restored
Furnished
Laundry room
Pool
Pool filter
Quiet street
Solar water heater
Stationary gas tank
Front yard
Terrace
Balcony
Appliances included
Pressurized water
Reverse Osmosis
Patio
Well water
Water heater
Solar panels
Ceiling fans
Outside kitchen
Ceramic floors
Garage
Off-street parking
Walk-in closet
Washer/Dryer
Clear Title
Granite Countertops
Concrete Countertops
New Construction
Screens
Stone Walls
Security System
Wifi
Automatic Irrigation System
Fully Renovated
Pantry
Parking Available On The Street
Water softener
Music system
Barbecue
Dishwasher
Kitchen cabinets
Food waste disposal unit
Roof terrace
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