Las Playitas Land in Las Playitas

Questions buyers actually ask

How large is the parcel?

92,621 m², or about 22.89 acres, roughly 9.26 hectares, with an oceanfront primary outlook and a secondary sea view.

What utilities are associated with the land?

A private well and trucked delivery both appear for water, wastewater is shown as septic, and CFE is shown for power. Confirm which of those exist on the ground today and which are simply the intended solution.

How do you reach the parcel?

By maintained dirt road. Confirm the recorded legal access and the maintenance arrangement, since both matter more once a phased project puts traffic on it.

Is the land flat or sloped?

We do not state a grade for this parcel. The available descriptions disagree with each other, and a current topographic survey is the only thing that should settle it before pads, roads, and drainage are laid out.

What can the land be used for?

Residential and development use are both indicated as potential uses, and farming concepts have been floated for a site this size. What is actually permitted depends on current land-use controls and the approval path, so get those documents before you price a phase.

How do foreign buyers usually hold coastal land here?

Through a bank trust, the fideicomiso, or through a Mexican company, because the corridor sits inside Mexico's restricted zone. Title for this parcel is escritura. Structures, costs, and timing vary by buyer, so confirm the right path with your own attorney and tax advisor before you commit.

Where is Las Playitas relative to town?

Las Playitas sits just north of Todos Santos on the Pacific side, roughly five to ten minutes from town by road, which keeps restaurants, groceries, and services close without putting them next door.