26 August 2009
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Situated 30 minutes away from Guadalajara and its international airport, the house offers spectacular views over Lake Chapala and its surrounding mountains. You can enjoy the world's second best climate (second only to Hawaii), buy fresh fruit and vegetables in the local tianguis (market) at a fraction of what you now pay and enjoy warm evenings on your very own balcony.
With property taxes of less than $82 a year, the running costs of this home are very low, making it a good holiday destination. The property can also be rented out during the year - together with its self-contained 'casita', which features its own bedroom/living room, bathroom and kitchen.
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