Vista Pacifica · Unit 103 in Todos Santos

Questions buyers actually ask

What was Unit 103 planned to be?

A single-level two-bedroom, two-bath residence with 88 m², about 947 sq ft, of air-conditioned interior and 100 m² of total area, offered partly furnished with a terrace and a mountain outlook. It sold pre-construction against a stated November 2025 delivery.

What kind of building was it?

A boutique building of only eight condos with a shared rooftop pool. Small buildings concentrate their obligations in a few owners, so ask how decisions get made, what the maintenance budget looks like, and who is responsible for the roof structure beneath the pool.

What was the parking arrangement?

One parking space is recorded, and underground parking was the feature the building was presented on. No garage stall or deeded parking right is recorded for the residence, so confirm in the documents whether the space is titled with the home or assigned by the association, because those are very different things in a town where off-street parking is scarce.

Which utilities, finishes, and equipment were planned?

CFE electricity, municipal water, and municipal sewer service, with paved road access, mini-split air conditioning, and marble flooring. Kitchen and laundry equipment shown for the residence includes a microwave, a cooktop, a washer, and an electric dryer. Municipal water and sewer are a meaningful difference from the trucked-water and septic arrangements common further south along the corridor.

What were the community charges and shared facilities?

A $250 monthly charge on a monthly cycle, covering a building with a pool, perimeter fencing, and a security guard. On an eight-unit building that figure supports a small budget, so ask what reserve was accumulated and how a roof or pool repair would be funded.

What is it like to live in Todos Santos?

The town core is walking distance to shopping, restaurants, cafés and everyday conveniences, and a car is not needed for daily life there. Highway 19 is a few minutes' drive from the town core. Playa Los Cerritos, about a 15-minute drive south, is the nearest reliably swimmable surf beach; the beaches immediately west of town are open Pacific.

How do foreign buyers usually purchase a condo in this corridor?

Coastal Baja California Sur sits inside Mexico's restricted zone, so buyers who are not Mexican nationals commonly take title through a bank trust, the fideicomiso, or in some cases through a Mexican company. Title for this property is recorded under escritura. Structures, costs, and timing vary by buyer, so confirm the right path with your own attorney and tax advisor before you commit.