Casa Linda, an adorable and cute house

About Ana Carolina Acosta Salmon

My name is Monica. I grew up in Ciudad Obregon, Sonora, and have lived La Paz for the last six years. During that time, I've grown roots into the community through educational programs and efforts to advance environmental conscience in the form of organic gardens, recycling, and sustainable water-management practices.

Ana Carolina Acosta Salmon purchased this house in 2009

Why Ana Carolina Acosta Salmon chose La Paz

Casa Linda is not an impersonal “house” but rather a true home, full of warmth and character. It’s so cute my daughter-in-law wants to steal it!!! Traditional ceramic floors and intricate murals cover the well-lit, rustic rooms, all of them vibrant with the colors and textures of Mexico. The kitchen, dining room, and living room together create one large common space. It opens up into the backyard terrace and pool area, which can be independently accessed through the master bedroom. The backyard “granny flat,” which sports its own kitchen, affords the possibility of housing an additional party—friends, children, or the in-laws—providing the privacy of their own environment, while keeping the proximity one gets by sharing a house. Casa Linda has a very spacious garage with an electric door, easily capable of fitting two SUVs.

What makes this house unique

It has a fully furnished independent second floor apartment accesible by stairs. Guests have access to all areas of the house, including the bedrooms, granny flat, kitchen, living room, dining room, backyard terrace, pool area, and laundry room. There are air conditioning units in every room of the house. We take pride in using non-toxic cleaning products for our housekeeping service, providing a healthier and more natural alternative, while being just as effective to synthetic-based conventional cleaners. As La Paz doesn’t have a city recycling program, we go the extra mile and arrange for recycling ourselves. We offer recycling bins for our guests, which we then transport to proper recycling facilities outside of town. We are making efforts towards water conservation in La Paz. We are adopting water-efficient technologies, growing mostly native vegetation in our decorative gardens, promoting responsible water usage, and building urban rainwater capture basins. Finally, we provide canvas grocery bags you can use in your trips to the local stores, farmer’s and fish markets.