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Located on the prestigious west side of Ajijic, this beautiful home nestles on the mountainside off a quiet safe street. The Rancho del Oro area provides easy accessibility to the main road and an excellent array of shops and restaurants.
With its dramatic décor, high wooden beamed ceilings and spacious rooms, this one of a kind residence was designed and decorated by an international hostess for the ultimate in comfort.
This property is perfectly laid out for entertaining up to 100 guests, or for simply relaxing with a few friends or family. High bougainvillea covered walls and a lush semi-tropical garden with tall palm trees provides for complete privacy. All this is complemented with a large swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and seating/sun bathing areas in sun or shade.
A huge open style kitchen is well equipped for both the casual and serious cook. A water purification system delivers safe potable water throughout the house.
The indoor-outdoor terrace, with its oversized comfortable couches, grand fireplace and bar area, wraps around all of the interior rooms with access to each one. A smaller more intimate patio opens off the other side of the living room.
The house can sleep up to four persons. A huge master bedroom, with its four poster bed, sitting area and adjoining luxury bathroom provides the ultimate in comfort. Garden views and skylights complete the lovely ambience of this area.
The second bedroom has two large single beds and an adjoining bathroom; this second bedroom opens directly onto the terrace and has a lake view.
Every living space has been equipped with satellite television and a DVD player is available for your entertainment.
The property is accessed through an electric gate, together with a security system, which ensure complete peace of mind.
Ajijic is acknowledged for possessing the second best climate in the world. The Sierra Madre Mountains offer countless hiking trails and beautiful views. Lake Chapala and the many old villages surrounding it provide opportunities to explore traditional old Mexico. Ajijic itself has a weekly market (Tinaguis). Tlaquepaque and Tonala, both suburbs of Guadalajara, are 40 minutes away and are famous for their artisans who work in glass, ceramic and wood.
Guadalajara is easily reached by bus or car. The state capital of Jalisco has numerous museums, a stunning Spanish Colonial centre over 300 years old and many beautiful churches. A large market offers most of what all of Mexico has to offer from the simple to the luxurious. Nearby, in a pedestrian area, is the jewelry centre featuring department sized jewelry stores. Much of the jewelry is made in Guadalajara as it has been for centuries.
Ajijic also has many local and longer distance tours within Mexico, such places as Tequila or San Miguel de Allende.
Access to the Ajijic area is through Guadalajara International Airport a short 30 minute trip by taxi or car. |
