This traditional Oaxacan house was handcrafted by local artisans in exquisite adobe walls, a shading porch, furnishings and decor. It nestles in gardens of trees and blooming succulents. Guests enjoy multiple level terraces, hammocks, an outside dining area, a lap pool and spectacular mountain views. We are in a Zapotec town with nearby restaurants and easy transportation to Oaxaca city (25 minutes). We offer tours to villages and archaeological sites. The house is protected by high walls. Parking is free within. Gil, our on-site manager, is always ready to serve. Downstairs, there is open living space and two bedrooms, one bath. Upstairs there is a large space with a king size bed and a single bed plus bath. We offer fruit, local cheese and eggs, coffee, tea, spices. Guests can purchase fresh tortillas and breakfast close to the house. Guests share the palapa, an outdoor gathering area, the pool, its baths, laundry, and organic vegetable garden. There is a charge for house cleaning upon departure and further cleaning can be contracted any time. The enchanting tranquility can be broken by music. Once a week a local band of fine musicians practices next door and on the other side, perhaps twice a month the salón de fiestas may annoy with loud music. We offer protection but if guests are annoyed, we are happy to negotiate a discount. Guests have access to the full space with room for parking, garden, pool, terraces and laundry. The owner lives on the premise and is available at most times. We have a permanent caretaker around the clock. Security is excellent. We are located on the edges of a delightful Zapotec town known for its tortillas and musical bands. There are several places to eat in and around the village. We are conveniently located very near highway 190 but secluded in the village. We are a mile or so from Tule with its magnificent tree and a half hour from Teotitlan (textiles) Tlacolula (Sunday market) and Ixtepeji, mountain park for walking Walking in village, easy access to Oaxaca via taxi, colectivos and sometimes buses!