San Miguel De La Puerta, Subachoque, Cundinamarca _ Colombia Introducing San Miguel de la Puerta in Subachoque Historical Charm in Subachoque Nestled at 8,900 feet (2,700 meters) above sea level in the serene landscape of Vereda Centro, just 0,6 miles (one kilometer) from beautiful Subachoque, Cundinamarca, San Miguel de la Puerta is a colonial estate graced with historical charm. Envisioned around the concept of archangel Michael, depicted in an ancient painting combating a dragon at a door, this property captivates at every turn. Spanning 1.8 acres (7,288 square meters), the estate is a haven of natural beauty, boasting over 4,000 native trees in a meticulously reforested landscape. Comprising a colonial residence, an auxiliary home and two greenhouses, San Miguel de la Puerta harmoniously combines modern comforts with its rich historical legacy. Infrastructure is seamlessly integrated with nature, featuring electricity, a dedicated 30 kW transformer, and a sophisticated 2.25 kW solar panel system. Municipal water supply and sewage, natural gas, and dedicated internet ensure a harmonious blend of convenience and tranquility. Property Information San Miguel de la Puerta Constructed prior to 1774 by the esteemed priest Jacinto Roque Salgado y Zubieta, the residence witnessed the founding of Subachoque in 1774 and the celebration of its first mass in 1772. The house exudes historical significance, marked by a commemorative plaque from a 1917 mission of Pope Pius X. Timeless Craftsmanship Encompassing 5,900 square feet (548 square meters), the main house unveils a timeless architecture with two interior courtyards, blending traditional brick flooring with lush greenery. Boasting seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, a dressing room, a gym, three living rooms, a solarium, a library (where Subachoque was founded), two offices, a dining room, and three kitchens, the residence seamlessly impeccably marries old-world charm with contemporary living. Built with adobe walls and a wooden structure, reinforced with concealed concrete footings and columns, and steel tension bars, the house stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship. A meticulously renovated double roof ensures utmost durability, concealing galvanized steel sheeting beneath the original clay tiles. With radiant floor heating, insulated wooden ceilings, and a sauna, every aspect is designed for comfort. A 409-square-feet (38-square-meter) auxiliary house, partially completed, offers an additional bedroom, lounge, and bathroom, complemented by a 140-square-feet (13-square-meter) two-dog kennel. Further enhancing the property are three organic gardens, one open-air and two housed within greenhouses featuring drip irrigation. These include a 1,625-square-foot (151-square-meter) soil-floored greenhouse and a 3,003-square-feet (279-square-meter) concrete-floored space with hanging hydroponic cultivation. Additional amenities and facilities include an automated micro-sprinkler propagation bench, a double hydro-pneumatic equipment area, and a woodworking workshop. San Miguel de la Puerta is not just a residence; it's a unique living legacy, inviting you to be part of its storied history.