Casa Jardín Secreto
A restored colonial residence on Calle Aldama, steps from El Jardín, with private gardens, a plunge pool and Parroquia views.
Set on historic Calle Aldama, steps from El Jardín and the Parroquia, Casa Jardín Secreto pairs colonial character with refined contemporary design behind a private façade. Architecture by Erik Lans, interiors by Verónica Cuevas and landscaping by Timoteo Wachter bring together cantera stone, exposed beams and bóveda ceilings with natural textures and carefully chosen furnishings. Generous living spaces open onto a series of gardens, stone terraces and water features, leading to a plunge pool with a cascading waterfall and a garden gazebo. Six bedrooms, six full baths and three half baths, all with split air conditioning, suit family living or hosting guests. The rooftop terrace, with a fire pit, looks toward the Parroquia and the San Miguel sunset. A private garage, rare in Centro, completes a remarkably quiet retreat in the heart of the Historic Center.
Casa Kent
A contemporary three-level home in gated Villas del Parque, steps from the Rosewood and Parque Juárez.
Casa Kent sits inside Villas del Parque, a gated community a short walk from the Rosewood Hotel and Parque Juárez. It is a contemporary three-level home with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. Upstairs, three bedrooms each have their own full bathroom. The main level adds a fourth bedroom, a full bath, a half bath and a private jacuzzi room. A terrace with a fountain brings the sound of water into the house and gives the architecture a calm focal point. The finishes are understated, with clean lines and honest materials rather than decoration. Centro’s best restaurants and galleries are a few minutes away on foot, and you keep the privacy of a gated street. Modern homes this close to the center are rare in San Miguel de Allende.
Casa Colina Roja
A five-bedroom home in La Aldea, Centro, with a pool, a jacuzzi and rooftop views of La Parroquia.
Casa Colina Roja sits in La Aldea, an exclusive enclave in Centro, on a 500 m² lot. Its contemporary colonial architecture pairs stone arches and cantera columns with eleven-foot ceilings on both levels. Wide hallways and floor-to-ceiling glass doors keep the house open and full of light. The open kitchen has custom wood cabinetry, marble surfaces and a large island made for gathering. There are five bedrooms upstairs, plus two dens and a home office. An interior patio with a fountain sits at the center of the home. Outside, a covered terrace looks over the garden, pool and jacuzzi, and the arched rear terrace gives you shaded space to dine outdoors. The rooftop has panoramic views of La Parroquia and the Centro skyline. Solar panels, solar pool heating, whole-house water filtration and a two-car garage complete it. El Jardín is a short walk away.
Casa Clara
A contemporary home built around a lush courtyard, with lava stone floors and a rooftop made for sunsets.
Casa Clara is built around a central courtyard planted with mature tropical greenery. It is the heart of the house, bringing light, quiet and green into every living space. Floor-to-ceiling windows, lava stone floors and a custom kitchen set a tone that is refined but easy to live in. A sculptural spiral staircase climbs to a large rooftop terrace, made for sunsets, dinners with friends or a quiet evening alone. The restaurants, galleries and cultural life of Centro are moments away, yet the house feels private and calm. Contemporary design, privacy and a historic neighborhood rarely come together in San Miguel de Allende. Casa Clara has all three.























