INTEGRITY • PROTECTION • MORTGAGES
CUARTEL
SANTA MARÍA
Bernal, Querétaro
INTRODUCTION
El Cuartel is a 17th Century construction, rehabilitated and currently in use, considered by the National Institute of Anthropology and History as a “Colonial Monument”.
One-of-a-kind location, due to its architectural, conservation and landscape characteristics.
STRATEGIC LOCATION
QUERÉTARO
Population: 1.4 million
Annual growth rate: 1.83%
Annual visitors: 2 million
Distance: 57 km (35 miles), a 40-minute drive
MEXICO CITY
Population: 9.2 million
Annual growth rate: 0.4%
Annual visitors: 11.3 millon
Distance 238 km (142 miles), a 3-hour drive
SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE
Population: 174,615
Annual growth rate: 8.87%
Annual visitors: 723,000
Distance 135 km (80 miles), a 1.5-hour drive
ABOUT BERNAL
"PUEBLO MÁGICO"
San Sebastián Bernal, better known as Bernal (Spanish: [beɾˈnal] (listen); from Basque Vernal, "place of stones or boulders"), is a colonial village in the Mexican state of Querétaro. It was founded in 1642 by Spanish soldier Alonso Cabreral. Bernal is located 40 minutes by road from state capital Santiago de Querétaro and two and a half hours from Mexico City.[2] It is located in Ezequiel Montes municipality, a few minutes from Colón and Cadereyta. It has a current population of 2909, of which 1377 are males and 1532 are females. A total of 1014 persons are counted as Economic Active Population and there are only 630 inhabited homes in town.
It is known for its enormous monolith of massive rock, the Peña de Bernal, the third highest on the planet.
BERNAL TOURISM
This mighty monolith is one of the tallest in the world and can be seen for miles and miles. The stunning rock is a beacon, attracting rock climbers from Mexico and around the world. It offers a number of routes of varying degrees of difficulty.
For the less adventurous (us), a moderately strenuous 30-minute hike will take you as far as you can safely scale the rock without ropes. The vista from the Bernal peña provides great views of the town below and the expansive plateau on which it sits.
Bernal sits along the route known as la ruta de arte, vino y queso. Artisanal cheese (queso) is a local craft export and you can find a number of boutiques specializing in cheeses, artisanal foods, wines, and craft beers. It’s the perfect place to pick up a souvenir (or stock up for yourself).
Bernal is also known for its Pan de Queso, a sweet bready pastry made with local cheese. Pan de Queso is phenomenal for breakfast with coffee and can be found throughout the city.
PROPERTY PHOTOS
DIMENSIONS
51,722m2 of Surface area
41,722m2 for future development, Tree lined landscape with abundant native vegetation,
10,000m2 currently in comercial use: original and contemporay buildings, patios, gardens and services.
INFRASTRUCTURE
2 vehicle access at main st
1 vehicle access at side st
3 pedestrian accesses at main st
3 water tanks & 6 power meters
1 artisanal well for irrigation
Main St has underground wiring and is part of the circuit that encircles the town.
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LAND USE
10,000m2 “URBAN”, nonbuilt
41,722m2 “URBAN” built
Up-to-date structural report
Permit to hold social and cultural gatherings
License to hols events
Public safety certificate
National Tourism Registry
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AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
IN THE REAL-STATE
AND TOURISM MARKETS
In March 2021 the “Financial Times” named the City of Querétaro as the eighth small or mid-range city in the world with the most potential for economic development.
Strategic location, stability, and economic growth, first place in direct foreign investment in Mexico, national and international connectivity, quality of services.
Second place in non-beach tourism after Mexico City, high quality of life, & safety, Unsatisfied demand for high-end services.
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