Casa San Pedrito double lot in El Pescadero

Questions buyers actually ask

How much house is there?

335 m², about 3,606 sq ft, of air-conditioned interior in a four-bedroom, split-level, hacienda-style home, with 810 m² recorded as total area. Ask what the total includes beyond the conditioned interior.

What does the double lot actually mean?

The home sits on two adjoining 1,000 m² lots, 2,000 m² together. That second lot is a real part of what you are buying, so both parcels, their boundaries, and the way they transfer belong in the title review from day one.

Does it come furnished, and what is outside?

It is offered furnished. Outside there is a pool with a heater, a hot tub, a palapa, a pergola, a BBQ area, a fire pit, a water feature, gardens, patios, and decks, plus one fireplace inside. Get a written inventory of the furniture and the outdoor equipment before you sign.

Which utilities serve the home?

Municipal water, a septic system, and CFE electricity, with central air conditioning, ceiling fans, a tank water heater, and internet service connected. Ask for recent service history on the pool equipment, the septic system, and the central air.

How close is the beach?

It is a short walk. This part of El Pescadero sits alongside one of the corridor's consistent surf beaches, which is a large part of why the double lot is worth the trouble of a careful title review.

How do foreign buyers usually buy a home like this?

Through a bank trust, the fideicomiso, or through a Mexican company, since the corridor sits inside Mexico's restricted zone. 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.