Casa Diamante – Warren Hardy Spanish

Townhouses & Apartments

Casa Diamante townhouses are quietly located in the downtown historical zone five blocks from the center plaza and one block from the old colonial marketplace

Casa Diamante Townhouses and Apartments
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Two Bedroom Townhouse

Built in 2019 Casa Diamante offers comfortable two bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouses and one bedroom apartments.

LOCATION

Just a few blocks from the central plaza, el jardin, and just one block from the San Juan de Dios historical market.

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Modern Colonial Architecture in the Historical Zone

The downstairs is an open floor plan encompassing the kitchen/dining/living room. The well-appointed living room is comfortable with a recliner sofa, gas fireplace, cable TV, fine art, and windows looking out onto the gardens. The living room opens onto a private terrace that serves as an outdoor living area.

A state-of-the-art modern kitchen with granite countertops, a dishwasher, handcrafted cabinetry and brand new appliances. Up a tiled staircase are the two ensuite bedrooms. Natural lighting floods the 2nd floor. This home is quiet and secure.

The guest bedroom has a queen bed, desk, chair and armoire. There is a bay window that opens for a constant breeze.

The one-of-a-kind guest bath has beautiful Spanish Mosaico tiles complete with polished concrete (pulido) countertops and bathtub. Simply gorgeous!

The master bedroom has a king bed, recliner and table with a reading lamp, a gas fireplace and a beautiful Boveda ceiling up-lit with rope lighting and a chandelier. It offers a well-appointed and spacious dressing room with handcrafted cabinetry and an office space with a large desk. There is a safe for your valuables. Doors open onto a private terrace with a view of the Templo San Juan de Dios.

The master bath features an Italian marble vanity with double sinks and beautiful Spanish Mosaico tiles. Natural lighting with windows offer cool breezes, looking out to the sky and trees.

Continue up the staircase to the rooftop garden terrace with views of the Templo San Juan de Dios and San Antonio church. The terraces have tables and chairs and a shade ramada that creates another outdoor living area.