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Backyard of Property
This old well unfortunately has to go to make room for the lap pool (never said we were preservationists).
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Glimpse of Colonial Ceiling
This high-beamed ceiling is typical of the front room in many colonial homes in Merida.
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Existing Outdoor Courtyard
A delicious outdoor courtyard space that will double in size after we knock down the wall on the right....
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Future Kitchen
This is, based on our latest plan, the room that will house the kitchen. Of course, things will most likely change.
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Doors of Kitchen Looking Out
View from the future kitchen to the outdoor patio (where the lap pool will be).
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Surrounding Neighborhood Road
This road lead up to La Ermita from the centre of town.
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Typical Stacked Limestone Construction
All Spanish colonial houses are constructed with stacked limestone as seen here. Very sturdy.
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La Ermita (Public Square)
This public square has been renovated recently and sits approximately two blocks from the house we purchased.
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La Ermita Church
The old historic church of La Ermita sits on the public square.
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Our (almost) House
This house measures approximately 12 x 48 meters and sits on a quiet street two blocks from La Ermita.
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2008
