Mirador Independencia

3 Home Sites from $290K - $320K
Location: Colonia Independencia
Expected Start Date for Home Site 1: April 2010

Mirador Independencia:
The Best of Both Worlds

Mirador Homes offers home buyers the best of both worlds by creating view homes that incorporate the panoramic vistas and spectacular scenic beauty of San Miguel into your daily living experience. This often involves the design of “an upside down” house. Unlike a traditional home the living areas (kitchen, dining room, living room and office) are often located on the second floor. Day and night as you work, relax or entertain you can enjoy the surrounding views and beauty of this colonial city.

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Home Site 1 and 2

Home sites 1 and 2, located on Federico Montes, are approximately 214 sq. meters/ 2,300 sq. feet on 145 sq. meters/ 1,560 sq. feet. These Mirador home sites offer excellent second story/rooftop views of Centro. Each house will be available within a twelve-month completion schedule from the start date.

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Home Site 3

This spacious 232 sq. meter/2,500 sq. foot three bedroom home on a 290 sq. meter/ 3120 sq. foot lot offers unobstructed second story and rooftop views of central San Miguel. This picturesque hilltop home site, located on Pablo Yanez, offers excellent real estate value and long term appreciation potential. The house will be available within a twelve month completion schedule from the start date.

Colonial Craftsmanship & Detail

Mirador Homes offers rich colonial architecture and the superb artisan craftsmanship of Central Mexico. Included in all of our Mirador Independencia Homes:

Crafted stone stairs, fountain and fireplace
Magnificent brick boveda ceilings and roofs created by skilled local San Miguel craftsmen. These uniquely curved ceilings are featured in the kitchen, master bedroom and entry.
Boveda indirect ceiling lighting that emanates from the base of the ceiling and softly illuminates the fine details of the artisan’s craft work
Tile roofs protect all outdoor living spaces and covered decks while providing beauty and protection from the elements
Crafted interior stone walls are used in some living areas in conjunction with boveda ceilings in passage ways or as individual stone accent walls in living areas
Interior and outdoor courtyards
Decorative Dolores Hidalgo tile graces the kitchens and baths adding the festive, lively colors of traditional colonial Mexican decor.
Crafted iron work window designs, metal railings and doors create a unique look to each individual Mirador Home
Cantera courtyard fountain
Colonial Mexican brick or adiquin floors
Cantera fireplace with a flueless gas log in the living room
Fireplace in the master bedroom
Electric space heaters built into every bedroom bath area quickly and comfortably warm the room