The architectural identity of Casa Guamúchil is rooted in material honesty and environmental responsibility. The residence was structuralized around a mature, native Guamúchil tree, bringing organic elements directly into the design. The home's facade features a celosía de barro, a handcrafted architectural element that acts as a passive solar filter. This ceramic lattice softens direct thermal impact and creates a dynamic play of light and shadow indoors while allowing for continuous cross-ventilation. Inside, exposed red brick walls pair with direct views and access to the shared green areas of Residencial Las Campanas.
The main level is engineered with a strict adherence to universal accessibility, minimizing steps and restrictive thresholds. Upon entry, a central courtyard serves as both a natural light well and a passive cooling system that circulates fresh air through the wide hallways. The primary living area features a flexible layout that integrates the living room—anchored by a bioethanol fireplace—the dining space, and a chef's kitchen. The finishes rely entirely on raw, natural elements: stone, marble, and granite surfaces paired with high ceilings, solid wood custom cabinetry, and wood-paneled ceilings. The ground floor hosts the primary bedroom with a private walk-in closet, alongside a secondary bedroom.
The upper level features a fully independent "Casita" (apartment) complete with a bedroom/studio, full bathroom, kitchenette, and private terrace. This independent structure delivers privacy for long-term guests, a quiet home office, or a separate rental unit. The exterior features a backyard garden landscaped with low-water native vegetation and a covered garage with parking for 3 vehicles.
Environmental Engineering & Eco-Features:
Sustainability is achieved through integrated mechanical systems rather than cosmetic trends:
• Water Management: Dedicated rainwater harvesting and filtration system tied to a 15 m³ cistern, paired with a Biotar wastewater treatment plant.
An independent 7 m³ city-water cistern brings total on-site water storage to 22 m³ (~5,800 gallons).
• Thermal Systems: One 10-tube and one 15-tube solar water heater, backed by two Rheem tankless gas water heaters to minimize fossil fuel consumption.
• Future-Proof Infrastructure: Pre-installed conduits for rooftop solar panels and a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) charging port in the garage.
Premium Mechanicals & Equipment Included:
• Kitchen Appliances: Teka 5-burner gas cooktop, built-in oven, ventilation hood, and a 13-place setting dishwasher.
• Pre-Installations: Ready for mini-split AC units in 4 distinct zones, pre-wired for an intercom system, and connections for an alternative gas or electric fireplace.
• Water & Gas Systems: ½ HP submersible pump, water pressure booster, 750-liter rooftop backup tank, and a 300-liter Tatsa LP gas tank.
• Lighting & Access: 100% energy-efficient LED light fixtures included throughout the property and a permanent steel service ladder for roof access.
El precio expresado en dólares americanos (USD) es solo de referencia. El precio final de compraventa se pactará en pesos mexicanos (MXN) de conformidad con la ley aplicable, utilizando el tipo de cambio oficial FIX publicado por el Banco de México vigente en la fecha de pago.