ID: TY-006108

Magnificent Hacienda with Cenote — A Restored Colonial Gem with Eco-Friendly Design and Full Self-Sustainability

Magnificent hacienda restored with modern and colonial touches, featuring its own cenote — a natural private pool just for you and your guests!

The main house, beautifully restored with respect for its original colonial character, includes an inviting hall, open kitchen, dining room, office, and two bedrooms sharing a full bathroom.

In the patio area, ready for guests or as income-generating rentals, there are two independent cabins, each with its own private bathroom.

Additional structures include a separate warehouse, four corrals, and a chicken coop. Outdoors, you’ll find a large swimming pool with sundeck, swimming lane, and deep area — and if that’s not enough, there’s also a large semi-open cenote available for your exclusive use.

This self-sustainable property operates completely off-grid, with both independent water and electricity systems:

Powered by 24 solar panels, providing enough energy for daily living (refrigerator and fans operating all day; additional panels can be added if needed).

Water is sourced directly from the cenote, filtered through a dedicated purification system, and lab-tested for quality — it has consistently passed clean water tests.

No reliance on municipal utilities — meaning no water, electricity, or sewage fees.

Includes water tanks and filtration systems for full autonomy.

The hacienda sits on just over 6 hectares of private land, including one hectare suitable for agricultural purposes, ideal for developing an eco-friendly retreat, boutique hotel, or sustainable living project.

Originally, this property served as a cattle ranch supporting the Chunkanán henequen processor for more than a century. Its cenote was once a crucial water source for livestock. In 2002, the current restoration project began — preserving the original structures while adding two guest cabins, reforesting green areas, and creating open-air living spaces.

Today, it functions as a self-sustaining eco-tourism project, generating power from its solar panels, recycling wastewater for irrigation, and sourcing clean water directly from its cenote.

Sale price: $18,000,000 Mexican pesos
The sale price is valued in Mexican pesos.
The exchange rate of the dollar is taken as an example at $18.2 pesos = $1 dollar, the dollar exchange rate varies according to the daily interbank exchange rate and for the purposes of purchase and sale it will be that of the day of signing or as agreed. .

For more information contact:
Alex Carrillo

SALE PRICE:

$990,000 USD