Oaxaca Coast Real Estate,
Local Roots — Straight Answers
Oaxaca Coast Real Estate,
Local Roots —
Straight Answers
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Highlights
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Three sister villas: Casa Huizache, Casa Pochote, Casa Mezquite
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4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, ~3,832 sq ft each
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Private lots over 15,000 sq ft
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Cast-in-place concrete construction
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Parota and Macuil (Mexican Oak) hardwood finishes throughout
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Private pool at every villa
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Tropical garden at every villa
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Solar backup power
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Air conditioning throughout
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Beachfront on the wild & raw Playa Palmarito, near Laguna Manialtepec
Availability
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Casa Mezquite — Macuil finishes, unfurnished · $849,000 USD
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Casa Huizache — Parota finishes, fully furnished · $995,000 USD
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Casa Pochote — Parota finishes, fully furnished · $995,000 USD
Casas Escondida Palmarito
Three sister villas set on private lots over 15,000 square feet, on the wild & raw Playa Palmarito — the kind of coastline that still feels undiscovered. Built with cast-in-place concrete and finished throughout in Parota and Macuil (Mexican Oak), two native tropical hardwoods prized for their grain and their weight, these homes were built to last, not just to impress. Solar backup power keeps things running quietly in the background; you're here for the ocean breeze coming through open living spaces, not for anything mechanical to think about.
Just down the beach, the lagoon breaks its sandbar into the Pacific every summer — one of this coast's quiet, beautiful phenomena, best watched at golden hour. And a short buggy ride away, hidden in the jungle, a wood-fired pizza oven glows under soft yellow light — the kind of place you stumble onto once and then plan every future visit around.
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My take
I'm featuring these three because I've seen the construction firsthand, and it holds up — cast-in-place concrete isn't the cheap way to build on this coast, it's the durable way, and pairing it with Parota and Macuil hardwoods instead of imported materials means these homes were built with what actually belongs here. Having grown up in a family of builders and built homes myself both here and in Calgary, I don't say "well built" lightly — I look at what's under the finishes, not just what's on top of them, and these three pass that test.
Casa Mezquite is the value entry point here: unfurnished at $849,000 USD, it's the one to choose if you want to bring your own vision to the interior. Huizache and Pochote, both at $995,000 USD, come fully furnished — walk in and you're living there.
If cast concrete, real hardwood, and 15,000+ square feet of private, wild coastline sound like what you're after, these are worth a serious look.
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