Camino a San Isidro Petlacatl 0, Santa Clara Ocoyucan, Ocoyucan, Puebla, Ocoyucan, Puebla 72850

Located at the highest point of Lomas de Angelópolis, in the exclusive Gran Reserva enclave, this architectural gem offers panoramic views of the hills and valley. With a 309 m² lot and 435 m² of construction, this residence has been designed to merge spaciousness, natural light, and a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. A grand foyer leads to light-filled interiors, where double- and triple-height ceilings in the living and dining rooms create an exceptional sense of spaciousness. The living room is framed by a contemporary ethanol fireplace, while sliding glass walls open completely to integrate the terrace and garden, creating an ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. The kitchen, equipped with a central island, stands out for its versatile design; it can be integrated with the dining room or kept separate thanks to its sliding doors. Furthermore, it connects directly to the terrace garden, providing a fluid and inviting outdoor cooking experience. Brand new minimalist-style house in Lomas de Angelópolis Sale Price: $11,000,000 MXN Land Area: 309 m² Construction Area: 435 m² The house features: 4 bedrooms with walk-in closets and en-suite bathrooms 1 half bathroom TV room Study Roof garden Living room Dining room Kitchen Laundry room Maid's quarters with bathroom Garden 10m³ cistern Natural gas 3-car garage The property has four bedrooms and five full bathrooms, including a downstairs bedroom with a private bathroom, perfect for guests or multigenerational families. A separate study is also located on the downstairs, ideal for a home office or reading area. The master bedroom is a true sanctuary with a double-height ceiling, open views of the natural surroundings, and a spa-like bathroom with a separate bathtub. One of the secondary bedrooms features its own private balcony, providing natural light and a connection to the outdoors. On the second level, a family room with a full bathroom connects two spectacular roof gardens?