Playa de Oro offers Ocean Beach Front San Felipe real estate and View
Lots for sale (not lease) along the
beautiful Sea of Cortez. Playa de Oro makes it possible for
non-nationals to legally own property in Baja California,
Mexico, with title insurance from First American
Title.
Located just two hours (about 125 miles)
south of the border near the picturesque shrimping town of San
Felipe. Playa de Oro is a
260 lot development committed to providing the very best
vacation and retirement living, and secure form of ownership.
Playa de Oro's location, accessibility,
protected views, pristine beaches, services and entertainment make it the
right choice to pursue your dream of safely and securely owning by the sea.
Explore our web site and find out why
Playa de Oro is the place to be!
Playa de Oro is American owned/operated and offers the following and much, much more:
At
regular intervals, we will keep you informed about what is happening at Playa
de Oro. Here is our Current Issue.
Whether you are looking for Recreation, Retirement, Investment, or just an Escape, discover your options
with Playa De Oro. We are having a great time down here in Baja, so stop on by and check us out!
Standard Disclaimers: Equal housing and credit opportunity lender. This web site contains statements that are forward looking
and may change due to many factors. Pricing and availability may also change. Please contact our Sales department for the latest
information. Nothing in this web site is a offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase real estate to anyone of any area
in which it would be not lawful to offer the real estate for sale without compliance with all applicable real estate, securities,
and other laws of such area.
WARNING: The California Department of Real Estate has not examined this offering, including, but not limited to, the condition
of title, the status of blanket liens on the project (if any), arrangements to assure project completion, escrow practices,
control over project management, racial practices, (if any), terms, conditions, and price of the offer, control over annual
assessments (if any), or the availability of water, services, utilities, or improvements. It may be advisable for you to consult
an attorney or other knowledgeable professional who is familiar with real estate
and development law in the country where this
subdivision is situated.
NAFTA
has changed things in Mexico. The New York Times has many articles talking about US citizens and companies buying real
estate in Baja. Contact us for reprints.
