Mixed-use house (administrative offices) designed by Architect Carlos Herrera G., in timeless Mexican style, built with excellent finishes both inside and out. Its large glazed panels and German-made PVC windows with a wood-like finish, double glazing, and a tilt-and-turn system provide natural light throughout the day, as well as optimal acoustic and thermal insulation. The floors in the bedrooms are 19 mm solid wood planks, while on the ground floor and third level a combination of archaeological stone and granite was used, giving each space a unique character. The ceilings with moldings and generous heights, together with a double-height foyer, reinforce the sense of spaciousness and elegance. The integrated kitchen is fully equipped, including a wine cellar, a dishwasher, and a refrigerator. The house has three bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet and a full bathroom, in addition to a family area on the same level. On the third level there is a large game/lounge room with a half bath, bar, and access to a rear terrace equipped with a sink and a gas connection for a grill. On the ground floor are the living room, dining room, half guest bathroom, study with a gas fireplace, and the kitchen. In the basement there is the service room with a full bathroom and laundry (additionally there is another laundry on the third level with an outdoor clothesline). The L-shaped garden surrounds the entrance, the side, and the rear of the house. All lighting is LED, and the hydronic heating system has independent zone and room controls. The electrical circuits are properly grounded and separated between lighting and outlets. It also has concealed wiring for an alarm, ambient sound, TV signal, and a switchboard for three telephone lines that functions as an intercom between the areas. A unique, solid residence thoughtfully designed in every detail.