A hacienda where almost everything was made by hand.
3 bed · 3.5 bath · 3,127 sq ft (291 m²) · 723 m² lot · Single-story + casita
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What would your mornings look like here?
Tap the one that feels right.
What’s pulling you south?
Almost nothing here was bought off a shelf.
The domes were hand-painted by Tijuana artist Aida Valencia. The kitchen island was hand-carved. The primary ceiling was laid brick by brick over weeks. Which room would you want to stand in first?
The circular entry rotunda — dome ceiling and inlaid mosaic medallion — was commissioned from Aida Valencia for this house.
Now pick your evenings.
Tap all that feel right — one or every single one.
When would you want the keys in hand?
Las Ventanas — 38 homes, gated, bilingual security around the clock, a community sandy beach and a heated oceanfront pool and spa. No short-term rentals.
How much could you put down up front?
Not the price of the home — the cash you’d bring to closing. Las Ventanas #24 is listed at $1,200,000 USD.
In Mexico the buyer pays closing costs on top of the purchase price, so those come out of this number too.
And would the rest be…
One last thing.
If Las Ventanas #24 checks every box for you, what happens next?
Honest answers help our team match the right level of urgency — nobody gets a hard sell.
Your match is ready.
Our team will use your answers to send you the full picture on Casa Bonita — current pricing, how the HOA and its reserve study work, and what it actually takes to own a house like this on the Baja coast.
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Casa Bonita — Las Ventanas #24
On a 15-minute call we’ll walk you through the property, the community, and exactly how US buyers own coastal property in Mexico — no pressure, no obligation.
Prefer email first? Your details are already with the Buy Baja team — we’ll reach out either way. Ownership for US buyers is typically held through a fideicomiso (bank trust), a standard legal structure for coastal property in Mexico; our team can explain how it works (not legal advice).
Not a perfect fit? Keep exploring the coast.
