Description
Located on the slopes of the Popocatépetl volcano (south) is QUINTA LA ESCONDIDA in Zacualpan de Amilpas, an historical place in Morelos. The immense property seems to be taken from an enchanted book: about a thousand different trees adorn the place; many of them are fruit trees(coffee, lemons, avocados, tangerines, medlars, walnuts, mamey , and so on) Just an hour and a half from CDMX, Quinta la Escondida is a house built on more than 9,700 meters of green areas and forest, old fountains adorned the garden. The property has almost 500 square meters of construction. It contains an area where coffee has been grown for more than 30 years. It is also located 40 minutes from Puebla. The water that comes down from the volcano has nourished the town since time immemorial, which feeds the 4 water wells that the property has. Its unique characteristics make up this paradisiacal place, at 1600 meters above sea level, with a mild climate all year round. The ideal place to be able to abstract from the world. The furniture that remains as part of the sale of the house in rustic and modern style. The five rooms are spacious and bright. You can see the gar-den from the different rooms, as it contains large windows. The fireplace frames the main room providing a homely and warm atmosphere. The kitchen, Mexican style with mosaics, has a breakfast bar and to the right, a bar to serve the dining room that is on the very large terrace. The pool in the garden invites you to sunbathe and swim amidst the exuberant vegetation. As mentioned at the beginning, the flora and fauna of the place bring us closer to nature: a variety of different trees, tales such as ash, pochote, walnut, amate, ceibas. As well as fireflies that remind us of the charm of the night; small foxes have also been seen in the adjoining land, possums, raccoons, squirrels, birds of all colors, and night crickets. The production of coffee harvested in QUINTA LA ESCONDIDA increases to half a ton per year and is delicious! Zacualpan means “hidden”. The word Zacualpan comes from tzacual-li, "covered thing", and pan, "on top", meaning "covered thing". The picturesque town of just 5 thousand inhabitants is peaceful, safe and with traditions. It is an area of mendicant convents. Once a year, the Virgen del Rosario is celebrated with a carnival, a popular festival that attracts the inhabitants of Morelos and different places. Footnote * The piano belongs to the family as well as the works of art themselves that will be removed at the time of delivery of property.
