AAV | El Chirimoyo—Rural house with wood oven.

El Chirimoyo is a rural housing rescue that brings back the ancestral richness in Mexican architecture, materials and popular design. This farmhouse includes a reception, living room, dining room, traditional kitchen with wood oven and sink, 2 bedrooms, shared full bathroom, laundry patio and a wooded environment. It includes access to La Terraza Acapulco (shared with other guests), with a living lagoon, palapa with kitchen, dining room, living room and solarium with jacuzzi in a 100% sustainable experience. The space Our base capacity published on the platform is 5 people. However, the accommodation can be extended to 9 guests. This extension requires prior request and is quoted in addition to the price shown on the platform. El Chirimoyo is a complete house that combines privacy and interaction with nature, located in the wooded surroundings of Acatitlán, Valle de Bravo. Surrounded by a majestic landscape, it has well-defined boundaries, traced by planters, patios and exclusive spaces that guarantee the property's privacy. In addition, it is part of a private complex that includes other accommodations, which share common areas, trails, large gardens and access, among other attractions, to La Terraza Acapulco, which has a large palapa equipped with a kitchen, dining room, living room, solarium with beds, jacuzzi and a living lagoon as a natural pool, in addition to a spacious campfire area. Guest access Guests have full and exclusive access to all the facilities, services, furniture and accessories within El Chirimoyo, allowing them to enjoy the independence and comfort of feeling at home. Everything is designed to facilitate a relaxed, pleasant experience that invites you to take a deep breath and re-project your authentic self. To encourage this genuine rest, there is no television and, although the development has mobile internet coverage for those who have data, it also has Wi-Fi in a main center. However, no repeaters have been installed, inviting travelers to disconnect from the constant technological, digital and urban load. Other things to note The property is a restoration and remodeling work designed by renowned architect Guillermo de la Cajiga, and is 100% sustainable. Its design transcends paradigms by integrating sustainability, aesthetics and functionality, in harmony with the mountains of Acatitlán, Valle de Bravo. Each space has been designed to connect the visitor with their surroundings. The interior is set, among other things, with pieces selected to enrich the aesthetic and cultural experience of the place. The residence's sustainability is reinforced through the Energy Center, a 100% sustainable system that supplies the essential energy supplies for the stay. This center captures rainwater and processes it through a biological treatment plant, regenerating and purifying all waste for new consumption in an inexhaustible way. In addition, it produces 100% of its electricity through solar energy and has a backup plant and a voltage regulator, ensuring self-sufficiency and respect for the environment. El Chirimoyo is not only a place to stay, but a timeless habitat that invites respect and appreciation for art, popular Mexican architecture and the natural wealth that surrounds it. Guests are asked to take care of every corner, including the decor, waste management and responsible use of energy, as indicated in the house manual, to preserve its beauty and authenticity for future generations.