Photography: Tierra Yucatan · Alex CarrilloA village store reborn, with its own pool
A traditional village home refreshed with hardwood doors and windows, a new kitchen and bathroom, and a private pool in a walled garden.

Remarkable homes abroad. Prices that make you look twice. The details that turn a daydream into a possibility.
A vaulted ceiling. A terrace over the village. A little land to call your own. These are the places that stopped our scroll.
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Photography: Tierra Yucatan · Alex CarrilloA traditional village home refreshed with hardwood doors and windows, a new kitchen and bathroom, and a private pool in a walled garden.
Photography: Tierras RealtyA two-storey adobe home with a covered terrace facing the Andes and Podocarpus National Park. A 1,300 m² garden surrounds the house.
A château with a story. A pool above the treetops. A home that feels like another life. Exceptional finds are about what the price opens up.
Photography: Leggett InternationalA Gothic château with seven en-suite bedrooms, a library, conservatory and 1.6 hectares of mature gardens.
Photography: Tierras RealtySculptural towers, mosaic details and richly planted stone paths turn this Andean estate into an inhabited artwork. Two substantial houses, smaller dwellings and gathering spaces share 8,942 m² of gardens.
Photography: Tierra Yucatan · Alex CarrilloBehind the street frontage, Villa Rosa opens into tropical courtyards, a curving pool and a hot tub. The 395 m² home has a wine cellar, roof terrace and covered parking, a block from Santa Ana Square.
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