ALDEA MAYAB

Laguna de Bacalar, Bacalar, Quintana Roo, México

Starting at $211,500.00/USD

Details

Price Starting at $211,500.00/USD
Bathroom 1, 2, y ½
Garage 1
Status Investment opportunities, New developments, Presale

Locate in front of the Bacalar Lagoon
Protected ecosystem, Wetland conservation
70% of protected green areas
Water treatment plant
Independent apartments surrounded by jungle
Private community with luxury amenities
Spacious apartments from 96 m2

Aldea Mayab is an exclusive residential complex on the shore of the 7 colors lagoon of Bacalar. It offers a unique, luxurious and sustainable lifestyle to its residents. It is located within the jungle in an environment that remains virgin, which protects a privileged lifestyle.

Aldea Mayab includes 8 hectares of jungle of which 70% will be conserved, in order to maintain the sensibility and sense of protection this project aims for. It will count with 8 zones of apartments each, separated by 20 meters of endemic jungle.

It will also have 4 Luxury Villas, a Boutique Hotel by the lagoon and general amenities for the residents to use that complement the experience, atmosphere and identity of our Village.

Aldea Mayab is located 5 minutes from the center of Bacalar and soon it will also be very close to a Mayan Train stop.

Aldea Mayab offers apartments for all needs ranging from spacious bedroom apartments,

Amenities:

Pool in front of the lagoon
Water treatment plant
Yoga area
Indoors and outdoors gym
Paddle courts
BBQ Area
Club house
Dock
Parking spaces for guests
Kid’s play zone
And more…

Bacalar means: «near or surrounded» by reeds in the Mayan language. It is located between two important cities, 30 minutes from Chetumal airport and 2 hours from the city of Tulum.

the international airport has direct connections from important cities such as: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, and as of December it will have a direct flight from Miami; Bacalar is located just 15 minutes from the capital of the state Chetumal

This development is entirely designed by the Mexican architect Bibiana Huber