HOME AHUILOTE 23 -Lake & Art Residence
Exclusive contemporary residence located within the prestigious El Ahuilote Condominium in San Juan Cosalá, one of the most privileged areas along the shores of Lake Chapala. This home has been thoughtfully designed to be fully enjoyed, where modern architecture, art, and nature come together in perfect harmony.
Set on a generous 905.45 m² lot (1,229.35 m² including common areas), the property offers 458 m² of construction with carefully selected high-end finishes. Marble “Sara Black” flooring, bathrooms, and sinks bring elegance and character to every space.
One of the distinctive elements of this property is the integration of unique sculptural pieces by renowned Mexican artist Héctor Alvarado. The primary bedroom features an impressive double sink carved from a single block of marble weighing approximately two tons, making it a true functional work of art. Additional pieces by the same artist can be found in the powder room and dining area, enhancing the home’s overall design with an exceptional artistic touch.
The residence features four spacious bedrooms, each with a full bathroom, air conditioning, and independent water heating systems, ensuring comfort and privacy. It also includes two powder rooms, a steam room, and a game room or multipurpose area with a wine cellar, ideal for entertaining.
Outdoor spaces are designed to fully enjoy the natural surroundings, including a lap pool and beautifully integrated areas for relaxation. A remarkable fig tree, over 250 years old, provides shade, character, and a unique sense of peace throughout the property.
The rooftop terrace offers stunning views of Lake Chapala and is fully equipped with a bathroom, kitchenette with minibar, electric grill, cooktop, and fire pit—perfect for gatherings or quiet moments of relaxation.
The property includes parking for five vehicles and access to a clubhouse with a heated swimming pool and gym.
A truly one-of-a-kind residence, ideal as a second home or private retreat for those seeking comfort, design, and a meaningful connection with nature in the Lake Chapala area.