Near Mexico City, a Serpentine Home Wrapped Around a Garden Seeks $2.9M

Designed by Michel Rojkind and featured in Dwell’s July/August 2022 issue, Casa Pasiddhi encircles a sun-kissed garden with brutalist volumes.

Location: Hacienda de Valle Escondido, Atizapán de Zaragoza, Mexico

Price: $50,000,000 MXN (approximately $2,933,125 USD)

Architect: Michel Rojkind of Rojkind Arquitectos

Footprint: 7,534 square feet (four bedrooms, five and one half baths)

Lot Size: 0.50 acres

From the Agent: "At Casa Pasiddhi, everything happens through the stairs and circulation contained in a solid, labyrinthine volume. The home appears as a stony and introverted structure, revealing only some features of its solid and brutalist volume. Upon accessing each room, we find luminous, glass-enclosed spaces with clear finishes and wide views. The opposite happens in the outdoor areas—the spaces are framed or covered by the volume that rises and meanders, creating multiple experiences in a garden that invites you to explore it to discover the different facets of the house."

Learn more about Casa Pasiddhi on Dwell.

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