Casa 20

This rare, art-forward residence features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms and is a sophisticated blend of Mexican, Moroccan, and Guatemalan design influences. The home is thoughtfully organized around a tranquil central courtyard, where a heated plunge pool creates a private oasis and allows natural light to flow throughout the interiors.
The kitchen is a contemporary interpretation of traditional design, anchored by a striking sculptural island that serves as both a functional workspace and a visual centerpiece. Also on the main level is a beautifully appointed bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, ideal as a primary or secondary sleeping suite without stairs.
Upstairs, a spacious and light-filled living room overlooks the courtyard below and is distinguished by smooth plaster walls and a beautifully carved cantera stone fireplace. Two additional bedrooms are located on this level, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The rear bedroom is a serene retreat with skylights and a private bath, while the front bedroom is currently furnished as an office with a sofa bed, offering flexibility as a bedroom, office, or creative studio.
The rooftop terraza crowns the home and is designed for both relaxation and entertaining. It features covered seating areas, a curated succulent garden, and sweeping west-facing sunset views across the plaza of the San Juan de Dios Church. A magnificent mesquite tree wraps organically around the rear of the house, rising naturally through the architecture and emerging dramatically at the terraza level.
Throughout Casa 20, cantera stone floors, artfully carved stone details, and one-of-a-kind hand-carved wooden doors—each created by local artisans—underscore the exceptional craftsmanship found throughout the home. Modern comforts include radiant floor heating and a professionally designed lighting system, ensuring year-round comfort and ambiance.
Casa 20 seamlessly combines artistry, craftsmanship, and modern luxury in an extraordinary Centro setting.
Courtesy of Engel & Volkers.