The mountains, the horse and the church, are all significant to the area

Set at an elevation of 4200ft above sea level in the Sierra Madre an exquisite view in every direction

The land is still worked by the horse and Real de Talpa is a key component to the experience

The church in Talpa is one of the oldest in the country, founded in 1650, which was 127 years after the a group of Spanish conquistadors lead by Capitan Alonso de Avalos Saavedra

Talpa began incorporation in 1825 and became a municipality in 1869 and a villa in 1878

Nature, It surrounds you like a warm blanket and the serenity is there…part of your being

Pine forests, clean scented air, clean water, the sound of birds, deer on the hillside, a natural habitat

There are three Mexican Colonial home styles to choose from; The San Sebastian, a cozy 2-bedroom home 2.5 baths, with fireplace, two ample and covered terraces to absorb the views from, traditional arched windows and landscaped with your own gardens and orchard; The Mascota, larger with 3-bedrooms 3.5 baths and a fireplace for long winter nights; The Talpa, a grand layout, with rooftop patio, wrap around terrace and two balcony’s, this 3+bedroom 3.5 bath, stands tall at two stories, yet blends with nature and the landscape.

The community is gated, secure and has provisions for solar and regular electric power.

The development is architecturally controlled protecting site lines and privacy.

Amenities include an 8-room Hacienda on the property, 3-ponds, with orchards, aviary and picnic areas, mountain bike and hiking trails and, horseback riding is a way of life in the valley with easy access to stables and riding trails.

The infrastructure elements ensure care for the environment where you will be living, with water and waste management systems, composting, low level lighting and a power efficiency system.