SABANETA-MEDELLIN, ANTIOQUIA, PARADISE

You wake up in the morning: you sit on the balcony as mist caresses the mountains while the sun paints them gold.

You walk peacefully at 4 a.m. back to your palace—home. Silence is your companion; no fear, only the rustle of leaves and your inner peace; the cool breeze, your embrace.

Here, every breath tastes like freedom. Can you feel it? This is Sabaneta.

So what happened to our last tenant?

She left in tears.

Yeah, it was really a shame what happened, but hang on because....... it’s not what you think. This even SURPRISED me.

Our last lovely tenant, who lived in this paradise for two years, experienced something disastrous that made her leave this Garden of Eden on Earth, as she liked to call it.

What was the disastrous thing?

Her niece—yep, her own family—decided to show up with some gigantic, powerful dogs. They were the most beautiful dogs she had ever seen, the way she described them to me.

It was impossible not to fall in love with them. You know, most of us love these furry friends no matter their size, and that was the problem: their size.

They were so big they didn’t fit in the apartment. It was either them or the dogs already living here, but there just wasn’t enough room for everyone, hahaha.

These were dogs that needed a farm or a country house—a bigger space to reach their full potential. They were strong like a Pitbull and fast as Flash.

It was a disastrously wonderful problem, because she loves those big guys so much that she had to decide between leaving this paradise or leaving these beautiful dogs, and, well........

Yes, she decided to leave this paradise on earth to move to a bigger place. But as she was leaving and packing up her last few things, she told me, “It hurts so much to leave this place, Marlon.”

And it’s impossible not to fall in love with waking up in the morning and seeing how the daylight paints the mountains right in front of the balcony, like a Van Gogh masterpiece.

Then, in the afternoon, the sun says goodbye without burning your eyes—hahaha—but letting you watch it disappear behind the mountains, with bright yellow and sometimes pastel orange hues, like the ones we see when the sun sets over the ocean.

It’s hard to put into words what it feels like to watch the sunrise and sunset while sitting on this balcony. It’s as if the universe intended for this apartment to have this privileged, mountain-facing location here in Sabaneta.

There’s only one way to truly appreciate how wonderful it is, and that’s by coming here and experiencing it for yourself. Once you’ve experienced it, it’s impossible to want to leave.

Because photos—ugh—photos have never managed to make anyone feel what it’s like to see it in person. It’s like a living, real, moving painting—like Van Gogh’s *The Starry Night*—but we’ll call this one *Van Gogh’s Morning and Afternoon*.

Yes, I’ve taken many photos, but they just don’t do justice to seeing it live and in person. When I’ve shown them to friends and they’ve come to see it, some of them even cry at how sublime it is.

If you like to experience the wonders of the universe firsthand, come and experience them in this paradise in Sabaneta.

With a good cup of coffee with hints of chocolate in the morning—like chocolate melting in your mouth—and a fluffy, creamy almond cake from IKEA in the afternoon, while you watch the sun bid farewell, painting the mountains with its last rays.

You’re just a few simple steps away from paradise. Book now!