



Its facade speaks the authentic language of San Miguel: flattened terracotta, quarry, artisan blacksmith on the balcony, solid wood door and tile on the eave, a composition that does not imitate the historic center, but belongs to it. On the ground floor, living room, dining room and kitchen are articulated in a bright volume that opens to an interior patio with its own tree, while a bedroom on the ground floor and garage for two cars They complete a plant as functional as it is well thought out.