Oaxaca is known internationally for its food, architecture, craft traditions and mountain setting.
For buyers seeking a substantial modern residence rather than a conventional resort property,
this newly built home in Oaxaca de Juárez offers a rare combination of space, architectural character,
private leisure facilities and carefully integrated technology.
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A 510 m² home designed for modern international living
Built in 2025, the residence provides approximately 510 m² of accommodation on a 418 m² plot.
It includes three bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, eight rooms in total and secure parking for four vehicles.
The scale is immediately notable: this is a home created to provide generous private accommodation
as well as substantial shared areas for entertaining, working from home and family life.
The property was designed and built by architect Luis Alberto Martínez Zúñiga of LAMZ Studio.
Contemporary concrete forms are balanced by warm Mexican hardwoods, specialist lattice work and extensive glazing.
A custom Basaltex façade gives the house its own architectural identity rather than the uniform appearance
of a standard development.
A kitchen made for entertaining
The kitchen uses two granite countertops with Huanacaxtle wood detailing. The listed equipment includes
a Teka cooktop, gas oven with air-fryer function, microwave, sink, mixer tap and an 18-bottle wine cooler.
Häfele storage details include removable waste containers and a removable wine rack.
A four-door sliding partition separates the kitchen and dining room. This allows the areas to remain open
during social occasions or to be divided when greater privacy is preferred.
Natural materials with a distinctly Mexican identity
The interior incorporates wooden beams, approximately 62 m² of wood panelling and Parota plywood detailing
in the dressing and television areas. Venetian white marble is used for sinks throughout the bedrooms,
guest bathroom and common areas, while premium Helvex fixtures continue the high specification.
The main entrance is formed from solid Tzalam wood and reinforced internally with steel,
combining a strong visual entrance with practical security.
A private pool supported by solar technology
The private swimming pool is a central part of the outdoor living space. Its water-heating system uses four solar
panels, while salt-based chlorination, Pentair lighting, filtration and circulation equipment support day-to-day use.
Terraces, patio space and 64 metres of artificial turf create a low-maintenance setting for dining, relaxing and
entertaining outdoors.
For an international buyer, the property’s strongest proposition is not one single feature. It is the way architecture,
space, security, water infrastructure, climate control and outdoor living have been planned as one complete home.
Comfort and infrastructure throughout the house
- Air conditioning in all three bedrooms.
- A 13,000-litre water cistern.
- Whole-house water filtration and pressure tank.
- Tankless hot-water system serving four bathrooms.
- Additional 12-tube solar water heater and recirculation pump.
- Tempered glass doors and windows with insect screens.
- Translucent and blackout blinds in the upper bedrooms.
- Internet connection, private terraces and mountain views listed among the property features.
Security designed into the property
The solid Tzalam entrance door includes a digital lock that can be operated by fingerprint, access card, code or
mobile phone. The alarm system uses movement and opening sensors connected to a mobile device. An electric perimeter
fence and substantial motorised entrance gate add further layers of protection, while secure off-road space accommodates
four vehicles.
Why this Oaxaca home stands out
Property scale at a glance
Bars are indexed against the property’s largest headline measurement and are intended as a visual summary, not a price comparison.
Built area
510 m²
Land area
418 m²
Garage area
60 m²
Wood panelling
62 m²
Why Oaxaca adds to the appeal
The historic centre of Oaxaca de Juárez and the nearby archaeological site of Monte Albán form a
UNESCO World Heritage property.
UNESCO describes the designation as combining the historic city with one of the region’s most important
pre-Columbian sites. This internationally recognised cultural setting is a major part of Oaxaca’s appeal.
Official figures also show the strength of the wider visitor economy. Oaxaca’s state tourism authority reported
more than six million domestic and international visitors during 2025, a 3.71% increase from 2024.
Tourism-related economic activity reached MXN 23.348 billion, 2.58% higher than in the previous year.
Visitors to Oaxaca in 2025
Annual visitor growth in 2025
Tourism economic impact reported for 2025
Oaxaca International Airport handled 1,864,967 passengers in 2025, up from 1,787,428 in 2024, according to
official airport operator ASUR. That represents growth of approximately 4.3%, supporting Oaxaca’s increasing
connectivity and visibility among domestic and international travellers.
Airport source:
ASUR December 2025 passenger traffic report
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Video: experience Oaxaca de Juárez
This independent destination guide introduces the historic centre, markets, food and principal attractions that
help international buyers understand the lifestyle surrounding the property. Replace this embed with the property’s
own walkthrough video when one becomes available.
What international buyers should consider
Buyers from the United States, Canada, the UK and Europe may be attracted by the space, specification and cultural
setting, but every overseas purchase requires careful due diligence. Before paying a deposit, obtain independent
Mexican legal advice, verify title and planning documentation, establish exactly which fixtures are included and
confirm all taxes and transaction costs.
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Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy property in Oaxaca?
Foreign purchasers can own property in Mexico, although the legal structure and checks required depend on the
location and individual circumstances. Use an independent Mexican lawyer and verify title before committing funds.
How large is this Oaxaca home?
The listing states a built area of 510 m² on 418 m² of land, with three bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, eight rooms and
four garage spaces.
Does the house have a swimming pool?
Yes. The private pool has water heating supported by four solar panels, salt-based chlorination and Pentair
filtration, circulation and lighting equipment.
Is the property newly built?
The listing records the year of construction as 2025.
How can an overseas buyer enquire safely?
Use the secure contact form on the HomesGoFast listing and keep early communications within the platform while
independently checking the seller, title and legal documentation.
Important: Property particulars, price, availability and measurements should be independently
verified. Currency values can change. This article is promotional editorial content and does not constitute legal,
tax, financial or investment advice.
