Flora del Mar Hacienda in San Sebastian

Questions buyers actually ask

How is the property laid out?

Five bedrooms, five full baths and one half bath across a main hacienda and a separate casita, with 252 m² of air-conditioned interior, 620 m² of total area, on 5,434.87 m², about 1.34 acres. It was built in 2004 in a colonial style, of concrete and block construction.

What is the casita?

A fully separate casita above the garage with its own full kitchen and bath. In the main hacienda, four ensuite bedrooms are split between the main level and upstairs, which is what gives the property its several independent living areas.

What is outside?

A pool with a heater, a hot tub, a palapa, a pergola, a fire pit, a BBQ area, a terrace, decks and patios, sitting areas, a water feature, gardens, and mature trees. Storage areas and staff quarters are also recorded.

Does it come furnished?

Yes, it is offered furnished, and the appliance package includes a dishwasher, a gas range, a refrigerator, a freezer, a clothes washer, and an electric dryer. A written inventory should say exactly what stays, including the bar and lounge equipment.

Which utilities and access serve the property?

Municipal water, a septic system, CFE electricity, and internet service, with ceiling fans and a tank water heater. Access is by maintained unpaved road.

What is the neighbourhood like?

San Sebastian is a residential pocket of the Todos Santos area with beach access close by and the town's restaurants and services roughly five to ten minutes away by road.

How do foreign buyers usually purchase here?

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