Moral Turgeman and Braulio Sotomayor

Casa Etérea

"The house where the land meets the sky."

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Casa Etérea The house where the land meets the sky.

The house where the land meets the sky.

Casa Etérea I live here now.

I live here now.

Casa Etérea The house is a silent observer of the mountain.

The house is a silent observer of the mountain.

Casa Etérea Walking around feels like a surreal dream.

Walking around feels like a surreal dream.

Casa Etérea Solar heated pool for those winter days.

Solar heated pool for those winter days.

Casa Etérea Inside you are alone with the mountain.

Inside you are alone with the mountain.

Casa Etérea Fits two comfortably!

Fits two comfortably!

Casa Etérea Somewhere in between this world and the next.

Somewhere in between this world and the next.

Casa Etérea Concho, a local cattle herder picked us up to climb up the mountain before breakfast.

Concho, a local cattle herder picked us up to climb up the mountain before breakfast.

Casa Etérea It was Moral’s first time on a horse. We were in good hands.

It was Moral’s first time on a horse. We were in good hands.

Casa Etérea Perched gracefully on the foot of the mountain, Casa Eterea is popular with its neighbors.

Perched gracefully on the foot of the mountain, Casa Eterea is popular with its neighbors.

Casa Etérea Sunset overlooking San Miguel de Allende Valley.

Sunset overlooking San Miguel de Allende Valley.

Highs & Lows

  • The highlight of our stay was the tour of the mountain on horseback. The neighbor, Concho, a local cattle herder, arrived at our doorstep and guided us up the peaks of Los Picachos, high above San Miguel de Allende.

  • The lack of vehicle access and sparse population in the mountains have preserved an exceptional biodiversity including hawks, foxes, white-tailed deer and mountain lions. Not to mention the herds of domestic goat and cattle that graze the mountainside right up against the property.

  • The orientation of the house is entirely focused on the wild mountainside, its perch isolated and nestled in undisturbed nature. Whether your visit be in the winter, summer, or rain — the environment and its surroundings are robust and full of life.

  • Be prepared to shed a tear upon your departure.

The Barometer

  • Design
  • Location
  • Future Forward
  • Night's Sleep
  • Service
  • Amenities
  • Takeable Treats
  • Refer a Friend
  • Overall Value
  • Life Changing
Total: 47/50

Important Bits

  • Type

    Guest House.

  • Vibe

    Isolated writer’s cabin meets surrealist painting.

  • Location

    Blissfully isolated with the interior looking out onto the foot of an extinct volcano.

  • Rooms

    1

  • Future Forward

    The house runs on solar energy, collected rainwater, and uses a patterned ultraviolet coating on the mirror making it visible to birds while remaining reflective to the human eye.

  • Music

    We loved the curated playlist created by the home owner.

  • Year Opened

    2021

  • Designed By

    Prashant Ashoka

  • Health & Wellness

    Yes, solar heated plunge pool.

  • Food

    None. Have the property concierge shop for your groceries in advance or during your stay. Nothing like a home cooked meal.

  • Bar, Events & Nightlife

    No.

  • Minibar & Retail

    No minibar available. Grocery delivery available.

  • Pet Friendly

    No pets allowed.

  • Children

    Accommodation is not equipped for children.

  • Price

    Sustainable luxury.

  • Website

    Visit website

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