Casa Bahía
Cuastecomate, Jalisco · On Cuastecomate bay, an accessible-designated beach.
USD 189,900
Ejido propertyHills on one side, the bay on the other, from the upper terraces
Cuastecomate is the small bay just north of Melaque, and the first certified accessible beach in Jalisco. Casa Bahía sits there, across three levels, with four bedrooms and three and a half baths.
What defines the house are the upper terraces: from them you watch the sun come up over the hills and go down over the water, the same day, from the same spot. There is separate guest accommodation, a double garage, and room on the lot to build a pool.
This is ejido property, within the framework land tenure operates under in this area. Furnishings are negotiable.
What it includes
- Three levels with upper terraces
- Hill and bay views
- Separate guest accommodation
- Double garage
- Room on the lot to build a pool
- Furnishings negotiable
Land tenure
Ejido property
Land of communal origin, without a recorded deed
What this means for you
Land of communal origin. It is bought and sold routinely in Melaque and much of the town is built on it, but the transaction transfers possessory rights, not a recorded deed. That is not illegitimate and it is not a bad purchase: it is a different purchase, with a different risk, at a price that reflects it. We review the documentation before a single peso changes hands.
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