This house is located within the El Ramanal subdivision in Cancun, built on an ecological lot. The property sits on a very large parcel of land with surplus space. The house features modern architecture inspired by Boho and Tulum styles, utilizing regional and ecological materials. These include Chukum finishes in the pool and bathrooms, naturally washed concrete floors, and local woods. It has black-framed windows that provide abundant natural light and cross-ventilation. The layout includes three bedrooms. The primary bedroom has a walk-in closet, a full bathroom, and a bathtub. The secondary bedrooms have open closets and share a bathroom. The living room, dining area, and kitchen are open-concept. Key amenities include a private ecological pool finished with Chukum and filled with natural cenote water. The property features a spacious jungle garden with palms, trees, bamboo, vines, a ceiba, and other special plants. There is a terraced carport for two vehicles and additional usable land area at the rear. A laundry room is situated away from the main living area. The home comes equipped with open shelving, closets, and is prepped for air conditioning units. The kitchen includes a hood, a 5-6 burner stove, a double stainless steel sink, and a single-handle Chukum countertop. The property includes a stationary gas tank, a water tank, and a water heater. The bathrooms feature tempered glass doors. The exterior includes a wooden fence in an ecological rustic style, a garage door, and a pedestrian entrance gate. Access to the subdivision is via Lopez Portillo Avenue at the Merida exit. It is approximately a 2-minute drive or bike ride to shops, 10 minutes to the airport and the Mayan Train station, and 30 minutes to beaches and downtown Cancun. The community consists of large, ecological parcels, offering a living experience surrounded by tropical flora and fauna. It has satellite internet services, electricity, and water from a private well. The environment is jungle-like, and it is common to encounter fauna such as monkeys, hummingbirds, foxes, deer, and squirrels. Within the subdivision, there is a Waldorf school, an eco-hotel, several spa centers with Temazcal, and services for massage, shamanic ceremonies, spiritual retreats, and yoga classes. The area features extensive jungle trails for walking, running, cycling, and bird watching.