Mexico City Casa Gamon Luxury Collection

Some homes are designed to be lived in. This one was designed to be experienced.

Sierra Gamón 325 is a work of architecture as much as it is a home — a private residence in Lomas de Chapultepec conceived by one of Mexico City's most respected architectural studios. Concrete, wood, glass, and stone in a conversation that never ends. Every room opens to the garden. Every detail was chosen with intent. The art collection alone would stop you in your tracks.

This is where you stay when you want Mexico City at its most extraordinary — and the World Cup as your backdrop. Housekeeper and Driver service included,

The main living room is the kind of room that changes how you feel the moment you walk in. Floor-to-ceiling glass on three sides, the garden pressing against the walls, a sculptural honeycomb wood screen filtering dappled light across the concrete. A Serge Mouille ceiling lamp. A geometric rug in deep magenta and olive. Art everywhere — large, serious, collected. The room flows without interruption into the garden terrace, where two handcrafted hardwood chairs face the lush private garden and jacaranda canopy above.

The dining room seats twelve. A long raw-wood table, architectural pendant lighting, a large-format artwork as the focal point, and a glass sculpture at the center. This is a room built for the kind of dinner that becomes a memory.

The kitchen is Miele throughout — double oven, full professional configuration, walnut cabinetry, stone countertops, and a built-in breakfast nook with a window that fills the room with morning light. It performs exactly as it looks.

The bedroom corridor is a gallery in itself — a long travertine-topped floating credenza, circular metal artworks mounted on the concrete wall, and natural light pouring in the full length of the hall.