Xico · Veracruz · Pueblo Mágico · Mexico

Quinta San Gabriel

A private country estate in the coffee highlands of Veracruz

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$14,000,000 MXN

approx. US$749,500

Land

12,696 m²

3.14 acres · fully walled

Construction

409 m²

Two houses · built 2002

Bedrooms

5

3 main house · 2 guest house

Bathrooms

3

2 main house · 1 guest house

Altitude

1,361 m

4,465 ft · mild all year

Stable

9 stalls

Pasture · spring & stream

The Property

Three private acres behind a wall of green


Quinta San Gabriel is a private country estate on more than three acres of flat, manicured land in Xico, one of Veracruz's Pueblos Mágicos — surrounded by coffee country, waterfalls and cloud forest in the highlands below the Cofre de Perote volcano.

Two brick houses stand on the grounds: a single-storey main house built around a wide covered porch, and a separate two-storey guest house. A stable with stalls for nine horses, cobblestone drives, a fountain court and wide lawns under mature trees complete an estate that works equally well as a family home, a multi-generational retreat, an equestrian property, or the base for an eco-lodge or wellness project.

Everything is enclosed by a perimeter wall. Inside the gate, the town disappears — what remains is birdsong, green, and mountain air.

Main house and guest house across the wide lawn at Quinta San Gabriel
Main house and guest house, seen across the lawn
The main house and its grounds with the mountains of the coffee highlands behind
The grounds, with the highlands beyond
The estate entrance framed by flowering bougainvillea
The entrance, framed by bougainvillea

Land & Water

Its own spring, its own stream


A rare advantage in the highlands: living water on the land itself.

The stream running through the wooded part of the land
The stream, crossing the lower grounds

The land carries a natural spring (nacimiento) and a stream (arroyo) that runs through the grounds — water for gardens, for animals, and for any future eco or hospitality project, in a region where that is never taken for granted.

  • 12,696 m² (3.14 acres) of flat land, fully enclosed by a perimeter wall
  • Pasture ready for horses, beside the 9-stall stable
  • Gardens and groves — wide lawns, a bamboo grove, mature shade trees
  • Mountain views toward the Cofre de Perote
  • At 1,361 m, a mild highland climate all year — no air conditioning or heating needed most days
A horse grazing in the pasture
Pasture, already home to horses
The bamboo grove on the grounds
The bamboo grove

The Houses

Two houses, one estate


Residence One

The main house

Single storey, built in warm brick in 2002. An open-plan living and dining room with a fireplace, a large country kitchen with Talavera tile, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and a wide covered porch that runs along the house — the natural centre of daily life in this climate.

  • 3 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms
  • Open-plan living & dining with fireplace
  • Large country kitchen
  • Covered porch and arched garage front
The wide covered porch of the main house
The main house porch
Two-storey guest house exterior with parking underneath
The guest house, with parking below

Residence Two

The guest house & stable

A separate two-storey brick building with its own living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, and parking below — ideal for visiting family, a caretaker, or rental income, entirely independent of the main house.

The stable (caballeriza) with stalls for nine horses stands by the pasture and is included in the sale, along with the guest house.

  • 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom, two storeys
  • Stable with 9 stalls, included
  • Parking for 4+ vehicles across the estate
Open-plan living, dining and kitchen with fireplace in the main house
Open-plan living, dining & kitchen, main house
The living room of the guest house
Guest house living room

Location & Lifestyle

Xico and the coffee highlands


Xico is a Pueblo Mágico — a designation Mexico reserves for towns of particular beauty and tradition — set in the coffee country on the slopes of the Cofre de Perote.

Nearby

Texolo Falls, Xico

~15 min

Coatepec, coffee capital

~35 min

Xalapa, state capital

~1 h 50

Veracruz port & airport

~4.5 h

Mexico City

A table set by the region

This corner of Veracruz is known across Mexico for what it grows and what it cooks: high-altitude coffee from Coatepec's fincas, the mole of Xico, and the seafood cuisine of the Veracruz coast — pescado a la veracruzana chief among it. Waterfalls thread the green hills around town, and the Pescados river offers some of Mexico's best-known whitewater rafting.

Xalapa, the state capital, brings universities, museums — including the Museo de Antropología and its colossal Olmec heads — hospitals and an airport connection via Veracruz, all within easy reach, while daily life in Xico stays quiet, green and unhurried.

Ripe coffee cherries in the coffee country around Xico
Coffee country — cherries ripening on the bush

Title & Terms

Clean title, straightforward sale


Title

  • Private ownership (not ejido land)
  • Owned outright — no loans or mortgages on the property
  • Certificado de libertad de gravamen (clear-title certificate) available
  • Xico is inland, so foreign buyers can hold direct title — no fideicomiso (bank trust) is required. As with any purchase in Mexico, confirm the details with your own notario before closing.

Terms & services

  • Asking price $14,000,000 MXN (approx. US$749,500)
  • Sold unfurnished as shown; furniture can be included by negotiation
  • Guest house and stable included in the sale
  • Septic system and connection to the municipal sewer; potable water and electricity
  • Internet available through local providers

The full brochure

The complete brochure — all photographs, the region, and the terms — as a printable PDF (about 6 MB each).

Private Sale

Ask for the full details

Quinta San Gabriel is offered privately. For the complete documents, to arrange a visit, or with any question, write to the property's Facebook Page — messages are answered personally.