C\u00f3digo 1803 | San Miguel Due\u00f1as, Antigua Valley, Guatemala<\/p>\n
Walk through one of the rarest things left in the Antigua valley: a fully walled, contiguous country property of 4,596 square meters, twenty minutes from Antigua’s central park.<\/p>\n
Behind the wall there are three separate residential buildings totalling 743 square meters, plus a utility building. The main house is a one bedroom, country style build with solid masonry and honest finishes that hold up beautifully in this climate. A separate one bedroom casita works as guest quarters or a rental unit. The third building, originally a print house, holds two more bedrooms. Four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms across the compound, all on one level, with two vehicle entrances and parking for five to six cars.<\/p>\n
The grounds are the reason people fall for this one. A thirty year old Ceiba tree, avocado and macadamia, citrus, and a producing coffee planting under the shade canopy. The 2026 harvest brought in roughly one hundred pounds of green coffee from Antigua appellation land.<\/p>\n
WHAT YOU GET
\nBedrooms: 4
\nBathrooms: 5.5
\nConstruction: 743 m2 across three buildings plus a utility building
\nLand: 4,596 m2, fully walled
\nParking: 5 to 6 vehicles, two entrances
\nLevels: 1
\nVolcano views, garden, terrace, fireplace and a BBQ area<\/p>\n
INFRASTRUCTURE THAT MATTERS HERE
\nThree separate electric meters, so each structure can be metered or rented independently
\nTwo independent fiber optic lines for redundant connectivity
\n7,500 gallon water storage with pneumatic pump<\/p>\n
WHO THIS SUITS
\nA private family compound with room for guests or family who want their own front door
\nA boutique retreat or bed and breakfast
\nA live and work or light commercial setup
\nA specialty coffee project on Antigua appellation land
\nA serious work from home base, with two fiber lines behind a wall<\/p>\n
Full photos, floor details and current pricing are on the listing page:<\/p>\n