This house reveals itself quietly, embedded in the everyday rhythm of San Miguel Chapultepec, just steps from Chapultepec Park. A 20th-century structure set on a calm street, it carries the familiarity of the neighborhood while opening itself to a careful contemporary reinterpretation.

The original character of the house is preserved, while clean architectural lines, natural materials, and a restrained palette introduce clarity and light. Wood floors run throughout, grounding the interiors and allowing the spaces to feel warm, honest, and lived-in rather than overdesigned.

Spread over three levels, the house offers generous proportions for everyday life, with the added luxury of outdoor extensions: a terrace and a roof garden that lift the experience upward, creating moments of pause above the city. Light and ventilation are integral to the layout, allowing openness and air to flow naturally through the home.

Set within one of Mexico City’s most established residential enclaves - surrounded by galleries, museums and cafés - this is a house for those who value location as much as atmosphere.

A considered renovation, a walkable neighborhood, and a home that feels quietly complete.