Montes Apeninos

This fully renovated 1945 Art Deco house is discreetly located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Lomas de Chapultepec, one of Mexico City’s most established residential neighborhoods. With 173 square meters of living space on a 128-square-meter lot, the property offers a careful balance between mid-century architectural character and contemporary living.

Spread over two levels, the house features four bedrooms and three full bathrooms, unified by a warm, serene, and deliberately understated atmosphere. The original restored hardwood floors and reclaimed terrazzo lend character to the interiors, while clean lines and neutral tones allow the architecture to express itself naturally. The ground floor includes the living and dining rooms, a functional kitchen, and a highly versatile space—ideal as a large bedroom, family room, study, or secondary dining area—with direct access to a generous terrace that extends everyday life outdoors.

Upstairs, two bedrooms with closets and en-suite bathrooms are complemented by an additional space that can be used as a home office or TV room, with direct access to a second private terrace that provides natural light and a pleasant sense of spaciousness.

A residence defined by its proportions and architectural heritage, designed for those who value design integrity, spatial flexibility, and an exceptionally peaceful location.

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This fully renovated 1945 Art Deco house is quietly set on a gated street in the heart of Lomas de Chapultepec, one of Mexico City’s most established residential enclaves. With 173 sqm of built area on a 128 sqm plot, the home offe