Casa de los Tíos

Casa de los Tíos

Casa de los Tíos

San Miguel de Allende

The San Miguel home of artists Austin and Lida Lowrey.

The San Miguel home of artists Austin and Lida Lowrey.

The San Miguel home of artists Austin and Lida Lowrey.

Austin Lowrey examining a colorful artwork

AUSTIN LOWREY

Casa de los Tíos living room with original artwork
Lida Lowrey on a ladder working with her artwork

LIDA LOWREY

4 Bedrooms · 5 Beds · 4.5 Baths · Sleeps 10 · Walk to the Jardín · Fast Wi-Fi · Weekly Housekeeping

4 Bedrooms · 5 Beds · 4.5 Baths · Sleeps 10 · Walk to the Jardín · Fast Wi-Fi · Weekly Housekeeping

4 Bedrooms · 5 Beds · 4.5 Baths · Sleeps 10 · Walk to the Jardín · Fast Wi-Fi · Weekly Housekeeping

THE HOME

THE HOME

Wide atrium and staircase at Casa de los Tíos

Architecture

Living room with fireplace and large painting at Casa de los Tíos

Living

Rooftop terrace with church dome view at Casa de los Tíos

Rooftop

Flowing water into the bright blue pool at Casa de los Tíos

Courtyard

Red-wall bedroom with circular skylight at Casa de los Tíos

Bedroom

Orange vase, white railing, and pink staircase at Casa de los Tíos

Details

“We loved our several-day stay at Casa de los Tíos—it was our second visit.

Perfectly located, the open, airy architecture revealed the movements of each day, while the many generous, eclectic spaces offered the four of us ample privacy and beautifully curated visual moods.

At the end of each day, wandering back to the charm of Canal Street and through our private walled entrance enveloped us in a time warp back to old Mexico.”

“We loved our several-day stay at Casa de los Tíos—it was our second visit.

Perfectly located, the open, airy architecture revealed the movements of each day, while the many generous, eclectic spaces offered the four of us ample privacy and beautifully curated visual moods.

At the end of each day, wandering back to the charm of Canal Street and through our private walled entrance enveloped us in a time warp back to old Mexico.”

“We loved our several-day stay at Casa de los Tíos—it was our second visit.

Perfectly located, the open, airy architecture revealed the movements of each day, while the many generous, eclectic spaces offered the four of us ample privacy and beautifully curated visual moods.

At the end of each day, wandering back to the charm of Canal Street and through our private walled entrance enveloped us in a time warp back to old Mexico.”

— terry M.

— terry M.

Artwork detail
Artwork detail
Artwork detail