Quintas Todos Santos in Las Tunas

Questions buyers actually ask

Is the home built yet?

No. It is offered pre-construction as a two-level, split-level design, so the drawings, the finish schedule, and the delivery milestones are the product at this stage. Get all three in the signed package.

How big is it?

272 m², about 2,928 sq ft, of air-conditioned interior and 411 m² of total area, on a 1,789.17 m² lot, with three bedrooms, three full baths, and a guest half bath.

What is on the main level?

An open kitchen, dining, and living area that opens onto a covered terrace, a primary suite with a walk-in closet, en-suite bath, and private patio, plus a flexible office or fitness room, a pantry, and a guest half bath.

What kind of community is it?

A small gated enclave of five homes on roughly 2.5 acres. Small communities can be excellent, but the obligations are concentrated, so ask for the shared-road arrangement, the maintenance budget, and how decisions get made among five owners.

Which utilities and access are planned?

CFE electricity, municipal water, and a septic system, with paved road access, mini-split air conditioning, ceiling fans, and a tank water heater. There is a two-car carport.

Is it delivered furnished?

No. It is offered unfurnished. Appliances shown for the residence include a gas oven, an electric range, a refrigerator, a clothes washer, and a gas dryer, so confirm in writing which of those are included at delivery.

How do foreign buyers usually purchase a pre-construction home here?

Normally through a bank trust, the fideicomiso, or a Mexican company, since the corridor sits inside Mexico's restricted zone, and for pre-construction the payment schedule and how deposits are held deserve as much attention as the structure itself. Title here is escritura. Structures, costs, and timing vary by buyer, so confirm the right path with your own attorney and tax advisor before you commit.