It is a closed, gated community, with nice homes, all very close togehter, and with good streets. However, it is quite a hike from Ajijic centro, which requires a car for most folks, with the problem of finding a place to park in Ajijic. Pretty, but not a place I would choose to live. If you like isolation and high density squabbles, go for it, but for some reason it is not all that popular a place.

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RVGringo, which question were you answering? I had a while back asked you what you thought of San Antonio?

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This thread is about an Ajijic fraccionamiento called La Huerta, located at the west side of the village.
San Antonio Tlayacapan is a separate village, east of Ajijic.
Both lie within the municipio de Chapala.

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