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MexicoChileno Bay
Contemporary Baja villas connect broad indoor-outdoor plans with Chileno Bay’s beach.
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MexicoCabo Del Sol
Cabo Del Sol’s residences interpret the Mexican hacienda as a contemporary coastal home. Covered terraces and private-pool settings sit within a beachfront village whose shared facilities range from racquet sports to a mercado.
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By the sea5 imagesMexicoLos Cabos at Costa Palmas
At Costa Palmas, Four Seasons separates marina, beachfront and ocean-view homes into different residential experiences. The marina villas’ docks and captain’s quarters make boating a practical part of the home, not merely a view.
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By the sea5 imagesMexicoPunta Mita
Punta Mita’s Four Seasons homes use generous terraces and high-ceilinged kitchens to extend family life outdoors. Diego Villaseñor’s architecture is paired with interiors by Erica Krayer and Ofelia Uribe, including a specific travertine bathroom palette.
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MexicoKanai Riviera Maya
At Kanai, Mandarin Oriental’s residences are organised around four elemental collections. Mexican and international studios divide architecture, interiors and wellness design across a beachfront programme with its own sport and hydrotherapy spaces.
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MexicoPunta Mita
An announced coastal collection combines resort villas with elevated Tuka Hilltop homes.
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In nature1 imageResort & settingMexicoValle de Guadalupe
Wine-country homes are planned within Bruma Wine Estate in Baja California.
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MexicoMandarina
Mandarina places its private homes between the rainforest canopy and the Pacific. Studio Rick Joy’s architecture gives everyday life a generous outdoor counterpart: living rooms open towards pool terraces, while bedrooms occupy quieter parts of the plan. The published Jungle Villa example is arranged on a single level, with separate wings for gathering and retreat. Beyond the home, the wider estate brings together beach life and equestrian activities. Buyers can also choose furnishing packages developed with the architect rather than assuming one standard interior.
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