Experience True Oaxaca: A Grand 5,000 Sq. Ft. Colonial Estate.
Step through the doors of this spacious, authentic colonial home and into your own private oasis in the heart of Centro Histórico—a UNESCO World Heritage site. Offering an unmatched 5,000 square feet of living space, this historic property is perfectly designed for groups of up to 8 adults who want to experience the city's vibrant culture without sacrificing space or privacy.
The Ultimate Walkable Location- Leave the taxis behind. You are situated in the absolute center of Oaxaca’s world-class culinary and cultural scene:
3 Blocks: The famous Santo Domingo Church and the pedestrian tourist corridor (Macedonio Alcalá).
7 Blocks: The bustling Cathedral and central Zócalo.Steps Away: Oaxaca’s premier restaurants, artisan markets, historic museums, art galleries, and language schools are all right outside your door.
A Unique, Flexible Layout Built for Group Privacy- The home features a traditional, character-rich architectural layout that gives groups plenty of room to gather together or retreat to their own private zones.
1st Floor: Features a rear bedroom with a King bed, located directly next to the master bathroom—ideal for those preferring to avoid stairs.
2nd Floor: Houses 3 distinct bedrooms, accessible via classic architectural spiral staircases.
A secondary community room on this level is accessed via the back patio stairs.
Bathrooms & Amenities: 3 full bathrooms ensure no morning rushes.
Enjoy a generous chef's kitchen fully equipped with modern appliances to prepare meals with fresh market finds.
Unrivaled Indoor-Outdoor Living- Dine together at the 8-person table, chosen by you to fit inside or outside on the breezy rear patio.
Cap off your evenings on the private upper terrace, which offers sweeping views overlooking the historic city skyline.
Immerse Yourself in the CultureOaxaca is a city that loves to celebrate! Because you are staying in the absolute center of the action, you will have a front-row seat to the local magic—from vibrant street parades and traditional singing to the sounds of local festivals. You aren’t just visiting Oaxaca; you are truly living it.