Villa Artistique Ah0, Vallée De Bravo.

AH0 ART VILLA, VALLE DE BRAVO.
8372 square meters of land, 3331 square meters of construction, General layout:
-Casa Prieta: 3 bedrooms · 3 full bathrooms (1 in the master bedroom, 1 shared between bedrooms 2 and 3, and 1 on the ground floor)
-La Cajiga: 1 bedroom · bathroom area with 2 showers, 1 urinal, and 1 toilet
-La Choza: 1 bedroom · 1 full bathroom
-El Vagón: 2 bedrooms · 1 full bathroom
-La Píldora: 1 bedroom · 1 full bathroom
-El Chirimoyo: 3 bedrooms · 1 full bathroom

Total: 11 bedrooms · 8 full bathrooms · 1 half bathroom
Each house has its own kitchen or kitchenette.

Sale price: $80,000,000 MXN + furniture, artwork, and fixtures.
Architect: Guillermo de la Cajiga

Perched atop the forested highlands of Acatitlán, Valle de Bravo, this exceptional property seems to emerge naturally from the earth itself. Designed by architect Guillermo de la Cajiga, its architecture stands as a living manifesto of art and nature.

Five independent houses and a studio unfold like pavilions within the forest, connected by pathways that lead to woodland gardens, an intimate lagoon with a palapa and jacuzzi, and communal spaces conceived for contemplation. Every detail breathes history and craftsmanship: walls finished with ancestral stuccos and natural earth plasters, sleepers reclaimed from Mexico City’s first metro line in 1968, and centuries-old cantera stone sourced from the heart of Puebla. Floors and walls display handcrafted mosaics by renowned artists, while a mural by Ricardo Ángeles of Oaxaca transforms the residence into a true work of living art.

Beyond its aesthetic presence, the villa embodies a vision of advanced environmental performance: a renewable-energy system ensures self-sufficiency; fruit trees thrive alongside the architecture; and a one-million-liter cistern—currently in its final stage of construction and included in the price—will guarantee water supply even during the driest months.

With two private entrances, residential zoning, and flawless documentation divided into four deeds, this space offers both secure investment value and remarkable development potential. Yet its greatest virtue is intangible: the opportunity to inhabit a place where regenerative architecture, art, and landscape merge seamlessly into an experience that can never be repeated.