Our three homes emerge sculpturally from the rock face, integrated with nature and built with natural materials left open to the elements and salty breeze. The land determines the paths your steps take. Distinctions between inside and outside worlds fade away in a communion between the sheer cliffs, pounding waves and setting sun.

 
 

 

Casa Maoritze

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The second home to be built in Careyes in the early 1970s — an architectural gem, reminiscent of the original Pacific style, with a cliff-side infinity pool, three bedrooms, a majestic open palapa area and hand-painted murals.

Casa Triton

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Panoramic oceanfront views with bougainvillea gardens and meditation pathways, a 200-foot infinity pool, breeze-swept sunbeds and an elegant deep umber palapa living room.

Casa Pelicanos

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A traditional Mexican hacienda-style home with an open courtyard and artistic motifs, panoramic coastal views, a swimming pool and four bedrooms.

 
 

Our luxury estate is tucked away on its own clifftop peninsula, wrapping around the coast with unique 270 degree views and organic pathways linking the three homes.  The three properties can be rented individually or as an entire estate, and in total feature ten to eleven bedrooms plus full in-house service, staff and amenities. Meals are cooked by our talented chef Adriana, whose menu features organic market ingredients, local dishes and freshly caught seafood, and of course, a margarita or two.


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“Wind sings in its whirling,

water murmurs going by,

unmoving stone keeps still.

Wind, water, stone."

- Octavio Paz

 

As Featured In:

Architectural Digest
Robb Report
Travel & Leisure
Mexican Luxury Homes
Forbes
Casa Viva