A rustic-Mexican country house with a rustic-Mexican architecture and project, utilizing mostly natural-looking materials such as tepetate (thatched roof) walls, wood, and mud, in keeping with the natural environment, thus helping to minimize environmental impact while also providing eco-friendly features. The property is located on the outskirts of the town of Santo Tomás Ajusco, in the community known as "El Cedral," within a pleasant private complex of several lots, with only two existing homes, in an attractive natural setting.

LAYOUT
Ground floor: Foyer, central fountain under a skylight, sunken living room, kitchen, breakfast room, dining room, library or office (unfinished), guest bathroom, double-draft fireplace. Service patio and laundry area, service bedroom and bathroom (unfinished).
Upstairs: TV room, balcony, 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, 2 with walk-in closets and one with a wall-to-wall closet.
Third Level: Attic-cum-viewpoint over the master bedroom (unfinished)
LOCATION
Sto. Tomás Ajusco, Tlalpan, Mexico City. 15 km from the Perisur beltway (Perisur) accessed via the federal highway to Cuernavaca or via the panoramic Picacho-Ajusco road, the same distance away.

FEATURES
Floors: Vitrified tile on the ground floor, clay tile in the living room, clay tile flooring, and carpet upstairs.
Window Treatments: Tile in the half bathroom and Talavera tile in the master bathrooms.
Plumbing: Networks with separation of blackwater to a septic tank and soap or graywater to a drainage well.
Excellent perimeter views (on clear days, the volcanoes can be seen from the attic-cum-viewpoint to the east).
The roofs on the west entrance facade are designed with slopes to collect rainwater and channel it to cisterns, after treatment.
Two cisterns with a capacity of 6,500 liters each.
Area: Land: 742 m2
Construction: 352 m2
Land Type: Regular
Age: 23 years
Floor Location: House with ground floor and first floor. Floor
Total levels: 2
Land use: Residen