Casa Solimar in Rancho Nuevo
Casa Solimar is a completed, partly furnished three-bedroom, two-bath home at Rancho Nuevo, with 270 m² of air-conditioned interior. The one-level layout, large kitchen, fireplace, pool, garden, solar power, and common-well service define the day-to-day setup.
One level, a large kitchen, and a pool make the layout easy to use.
The 2009 ranch-style home places all three bedrooms and both baths on one level, with 470 m² in total on a 1,250 m² lot. A large kitchen, separate dining area, and fireplace anchor the interior, while patios, terraces, and the pool extend the living space outside.
Solar powers the property, and a common well supplies water. Septic wastewater, water-purification equipment, storage, and gated entry complete the operating picture. Review battery and backup capacity, well rights, community obligations, roof condition, and pool service history.
What matters here
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- Area
- Rancho Nuevopublic area
- Development
- Rancho Nuevonamed development
- In this development
- 3current listings we track here
- In the area
- 4current listings in the surrounding area
Questions buyers actually ask
- How is the house laid out?
- Three bedrooms and two full baths on a single level, with 270 m², about 2,906 sq ft, of air-conditioned interior and 470 m² in total, on a 1,250 m² lot. It was built in 2009 as a one-story ranch-style home, of concrete and block construction with ceramic tile floors.
- What is the interior like?
- An open floor plan that opens into an expansive living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a large gourmet entertaining kitchen with a separate dining room beside it, and an oversized primary suite. One fireplace, a kitchen nook, a bar, and sitting areas are recorded.
- How is the house powered?
- Solar is recorded as the electricity source, and no CFE connection is recorded for the property. That makes the array, the battery bank, the inverter, and any generator backup the central technical review here: ask for the system specification, its age, the service history, and what a grid connection would cost if you decide you want one.
- Where does water come from?
- A common well, with a septic system for wastewater, water-purification equipment, and a tank water heater at the house. Get the well rights, the tested capacity, the annual cost, and the obligations that come with sharing a source, all in writing.
- What does the gated community involve?
- Rancho Nuevo is a gated community with a security gate system, and the home carries its own security system and satellite internet. Small communities concentrate their obligations, so ask for the maintenance budget, the annual charge, what it covers, and how road, gate, and well decisions get made. Shopping, restaurants, and entertainment are a few minutes' drive from the area.
- What is outside?
- A pool, a terrace, a deck, patios, a pergola, gardens, a BBQ area, a storage area, and perimeter walls or fencing. Ask for the pool service history and the current condition of the roof and outdoor equipment.
- How is title held?
- Through a fideicomiso, the Mexican bank trust used by buyers who are not Mexican nationals in the coastal restricted zone, with Banco del Bajío named as the trustee bank. Ask early whether the existing trust is being assumed or a new one issued, what term remains, and what the annual trustee fee runs. Structures, costs, and timing vary by buyer, so confirm the right path with your own attorney and tax advisor before you commit.
Five questions worth asking about this one
- What solar capacity, battery storage, and backup equipment serve the home?
- What water rights, well costs, and delivery responsibilities come with the property?
- What gate, road, pool, roof, and septic maintenance has been completed?
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Listing courtesy of Selling Sur Real Estate Co. Source: MLS BCS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyers should verify all facts, measurements, condominium regime terms and delivery dates independently. Prices in USD; availability changes without notice. Public listings on this site identify the area and development only. Sold figures are shown as historical market context, not as an offer.